About half a billion people died during the past decade, and fewer than 50,000 of them were victims of terrorism — say, one in every 10,000 deaths. At least 40,000 of those 50,000 victims of terrorism lived in India, Pakistan or Iraq, and fewer than 4,000 lived in the West.
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