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 PLAYAS, N.M. (AP) - Inside an adobe house in New Mexico's remote southwestern corner, a terrorist cell has set up shop. Outside, a 12-member SWAT takes up positions, slaps an explosive on the door, blows it in, storms the place, and opens fire, the pop-pop-pop echoing through the desert.
Within moments, the terrorists are dead. The town is saved, at least for the day.
Because tomorrow, the same SWAT team will have its hands full again, this time confronting a suicide bomber.
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