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	Terrorists gauged the public reaction and then began beheading Americans.</div>
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	This should have been the only official reaction: &ldquo;We know the ISIS, aka ISIL, is aiming to manipulate news media, but we will not help the ISIS manipulate us or news media.&rdquo;</div>
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	News media should not help terrorists.</div>
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	Guy Baker</div>

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