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Contents
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Nuclear weapons (Deactivation), Nuclear warfare (Prevention) | |
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Bill Clinton (American president.); 1946-, Disarmament, Russia (Federation) (Foreign relations, United States), United States (Foreign relations, Russia (Federation)) | |
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Physics literature (Authorship), Communication in science | |
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Alexander Nikitin, Bellona Foundation, Russia (Federation) Federal Security Service, Radioactive pollution (Russia (Federation)), Official secrets (Russia (Federation)), Nuclear submarines, Soviet (Accidents and explosions) | |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Army, Muslims (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Croats (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Military assistance, American (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Yugoslav War, 1991-1995 (Weapons) |
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Radioactive waste disposal, Particle accelerators, Transmutation (Chemistry) | |
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Radioactive waste disposal, Reactor fuel reprocessing, Plutonium | |
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Nuclear energy (Environmental aspects), Global warming | |
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Disarmament, Guided missiles (Launching from submarines), Nuclear weapons | |
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Terrorism (International aspects), Chemical and biological weapons (International aspects) |
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Hazel R. O'Leary (American university president and former Secretary of energy.); 1937-, United States Dept. of Energy, Classified information, Nuclear weapons | |
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United States Congress Senate, Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty (1972), Guided missiles (Defenses) | |
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Disarmament, No first use (Nuclear strategy), United States (Military policy) | |
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Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Mexico), Tzotzil Indians, Chiapas (Mexico) (History, Atrocities, Peasant Uprising, 1994-), Acteal (Mexico) (Massacre, 1997) | |
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United States Strategic Command, Nuclear warfare, United States (Military policy) | |
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Nuclear weapons (Russia (Federation)) | |
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United States Dept. of Defense (Appropriations and expenditures), United States (Military policy) | |
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Nuclear energy, Nuclear weapons, Radioactive waste disposal |
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Radioactive waste disposal (Nevada), Groundwater pollution (Nevada), Yucca Mountain (Nev.) | |
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Nuclear weapons (Russia (Federation)) | |
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Robert G. Bell; 1947-., Nuclear warfare, United States (Military policy) |
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