Mohamed Younis

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Senior analyst at Gallup Polls, focusing on Muslim public opinion

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Tuesday,  US Ambassador Christopher Stevens was killed  by an armed mob in Libya.  Today, protests continue at US outposts elsewhere in the Muslim world.

Anti-American Violence, Policy Challenges in the Presidential Race

Tuesday, US Ambassador Christopher Stevens was killed by an armed mob in Libya.  Today, protests continue at US outposts elsewhere in the Muslim world.

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US Marines have arrived in Libya and FBI agents are on their way in the aftermath of the  armed attack  that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

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US Marines have arrived in Libya and FBI agents are on their way in the aftermath of the armed attack that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens.

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