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The document discusses the complex relationship the media has when reporting on terrorist acts and organizations. While the media aims to transparently report on terrorism, it risks propagating the harmful causes of terrorists by broadcasting their messages to a broad audience quickly. It questions whether the media can strictly inform on terrorism without blurring the line between informing and aiding terrorists' causes.
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