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START III (4) answer(s).
 
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Bush administrations's nuclear weapons policy seeks omnipotence / Tachibana , Seiitsu   Journal Article
Tachibana , Seiitsu Journal Article
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START III and beyond / Zuwei, Huang June-Sept 1997  Article
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Publication June-Sept 1997.
Description 10-11
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Thinking about the unthinkable: Unreasonable exuerance? / Ross, Andrew L Spring 2001  Article
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Publication Spring 2001.
Description 36-46
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Will the world remain hostage to nuclear weapons? / Ivanov, I   Journal Article
Ivanov, I Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract AS IS KNOWN, the famous Manhattan Project to develop nuclear weapons was launched in the United States in September 1943. When the developers of the Manhattan Project in the United States and I. Kurchatov's group in the Soviet Union were building first atomic bomb models they hardly believed that their creation would have such a long life. The new weapon was developed before the Cold War, when a bipolar world order was just beginning to take shape. It is not easy for a person living in the 21st century to imagine the specifics of that historical era, when one global conflict, which took a toll of tens of millions of human lives, was about to be followed by a looming new large-scale confrontation, threatening even a higher death toll and losses.
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