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      "date": "2005-02-25",
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      "title": "Terrorist Financing: The 9/11 Commission Recommendation",
      "summary": "Although efforts to seize terrorist funds have met with some success, in July 2004, the 9/11\nCommission asserted that the likelihood of being able to continue freezing funds may diminish as\nterrorists seek increasingly more informal methods of earning and moving money. The financial\nsupport of terrorism involves both earning funds, through legal and illegal means, and the illicit\nmovement of money to terrorist groups. The Commission recommended that the U.S. government\nshift the focus of its efforts to counter terrorist financing from a strategy based on seizing terrorist\nassets to a strategy based on exploiting intelligence gathered from financial investigations. This\nreport will be updated as events require.",
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