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'So-called?' Is BBC News confused about the Islamic State?

As Twitchy told you, the Islamic State has reportedly claimed responsibility for yesterday’s “car-and-knife attack” at Ohio State University. BBC News is covering the story as well — in their own special way:

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Come again, BBC News?

Perino’s not the only one struck by that phrasing:

https://twitter.com/jgriffithk/status/803696231792996353

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On the other hand:

What say you? Do you think BBC News’ intent was to delegitimize the Islamic State?

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