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Contents
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| Laura Fermi; 1907-1977 | |
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| United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency | |
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| Disarmament | |
| 10 | |
| Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Armed Forces (Appropriations and expenditures), Nuclear disarmament | |
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| Nuclear disarmament, Soviet Union (Defenses), United States (Defenses) |
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| Power resources (Developing countries) | |
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| Military research | |
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| Nuclear disarmament | |
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| Radioactive pollution | |
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| Consumption (Economics), Simplicity, Thrift |
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