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The bomber will always get through

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In: The Economist 8-14 October 2005, pp. 12-13Summary: A balmy Bali night has been ripped apart by bombs aimed at innocent foreign holidaymakers through mostly killing innoncent Indonesians. This latest outrage may have succeeded in reminding the world of the region's vulnerability but it's perpetrators are losing.

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A balmy Bali night has been ripped apart by bombs aimed at innocent foreign holidaymakers through mostly killing innoncent Indonesians. This latest outrage may have succeeded in reminding the world of the region's vulnerability but it's perpetrators are losing.

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