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evidenceevidenceaudio2015 Federal Trial1142-110Levitt identified Awlaki's voice over nasheed chanting and interpreted the passage as urging immediate action and portraying death as predetermined. He described that rhetoric as a means of reducing fear of fatal violent activity and expressly distinguished it from traditional Islam.
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Levitt identified Awlaki's voice over nasheed chanting and interpreted the passage as urging immediate action and portraying death as predetermined. He described that rhetoric as a means of reducing fear of fatal violent activity and expressly distinguished it from traditional Islam.

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  • Awlaki audio excerpt concerning urgency and predestined death, overlaid on a nasheed

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