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ID:
006268
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Boulder, Westview Press, 1995.
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xvi, 318p.
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0813323282
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004750
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Boulder, Westview Pr., 1994.
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xvii, 437p.
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V.5: British, French and Chinese nuclear weapons, V.5
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081331612X
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ID:
108621
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2011.
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The success of President Barack Obama's goal of reducing the role of nuclear weapons and setting out on a path toward their elimination is at a critical juncture. Two and a half years after his Prague speech reinvigorated the international community with a promise to "put an end to Cold War thinking" by "reduc[ing] the role of nuclear weapons in our national security strategy,"[1] Obama has ordered a review of the requirements for how the military should plan for the potential use of nuclear weapons.
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057632
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