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Hint
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Answer
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Recognizing Bodies
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
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Al-Qaeda
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UN, EU, US + 33
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
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Islamic State
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UN, EU, US + 28
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Abdul-Malik al-Houthi
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Ansar Allah
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US, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Yemen
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Abdullah Öcalan
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Kurdistan Workers Party
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EU, NATO, US, Turkey, Iran + 18
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George Habash
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Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
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EU, US, Canada, Japan
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Shoko Asahara
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Aum Shinrikyo
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Canada, Russia, Kazakhstan
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Ahmed Yassin
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Hamas
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EU, US, Japan, Israel, OAS + 6
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Abubakar Shekau
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Boko Haram
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UN, US, Russia + 12
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Velupillai Prabhakaran
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Tamil Tigers
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EU, US, India, Sri Lanka + 3
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Josu Urrutikoetxea
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Euskadi Ta Askatasuna
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EU, US, UK, Canada, New Zealand
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Hasan Nasrallah
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Hezbollah
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US, Arab League, GCC, Israel + 12
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Martin McGuinness
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Provisional Irish Republican Army
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UK
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Ahmad Diriye
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Al-Shabaab
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USA, UK, UAE + 8
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Abimael Guzman
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Shining Path
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EU, US, Peru + 4
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Mullah Omar
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Taliban
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Russia, Canada, UAE, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan
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But yeah, seeing how low correctness is for that clue, it makes sense to change it.
Is this a perfect definition? No. Russia designates Meta as an extremist organization, yet nobody sane would accuse Mark Zuckerberg of terror. There are also plenty of groups that commit terror which have never been formally recognized as such. Yet this is the least controversial metric, and (IMO) makes the quiz more fun.
As long as those several countries recognize the PFLP as a terror organization, Habash stays in this quiz.