| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Early in the Arab Spring, U.S. analysts overwhelmingly believed that the revolutionary events were devastating for al-Qaeda and other jihadist groups because they undermined its narrative and could remove the underlying grievances that drew people to jihadism.[4] For their own part, jihadist strategists expected that, rather than harming the movement, the revolutionary events would yield significa
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