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military base
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Aden Intelligence Centre (AIC)
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Afghanistan
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AKEL
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Al Qaeda
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Algeria
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Allinson, Walter
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Amery, Julian
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‘Arab Spring'
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Arab-Israeli conflict
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Arthur, Geoffrey
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Bahrain
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