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Nuclear disarmament: the long, long half life

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In: The Economist June 10th-16th 2006, pp.21-23Summary: The five countries officially recognised as having nuclear weapons are all committed to giving them up. This special report asks why they do not do so, and identifies some of the practical problems.

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The five countries officially recognised as having nuclear weapons are all committed to giving them up. This special report asks why they do not do so, and identifies some of the practical problems.

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