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Al Qaeda seeks to revive Bin Laden brand against Islamic State

Al Qaeda is attempting to use Osama bin Laden's legacy to regain ground lost to Islamic State. The headline provides no confirmed details about a specific attack or operational change.

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Competition between jihadist groups could affect militant recruitment, propaganda and future security threats.

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