James Carafano: Terrorist short list is getting longer

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At 17 years of age, Dzhennet Abdurakhmanova was widow — a black widow.

During the March 29 rush hour, at Moscow’s Lubjanka station, she detonated her bomb vest. Forty-five minutes later, a second “black widow” did the same at another subway station. Dozens died; scores more were injured.

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