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... nuclear weapons , and the constant improving of those weapons , increases the likelihood of war . It is right to stress that a nuclear war , if it erupts , could be a terrible war , but there is no compelling evidence that , so far , ...
... nuclear weapons , and the constant improving of those weapons , increases the likelihood of war . It is right to stress that a nuclear war , if it erupts , could be a terrible war , but there is no compelling evidence that , so far , ...
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... nuclear power , effectively used its threat to win . In the other six conflicts * in this category , the nation possessing no nuclear weapons defied or ignored the nuclear powers ' and got away with it ' . In disputes involving a nuclear ...
... nuclear power , effectively used its threat to win . In the other six conflicts * in this category , the nation possessing no nuclear weapons defied or ignored the nuclear powers ' and got away with it ' . In disputes involving a nuclear ...
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... weapons of last resort , to be used only if the opponent should gain the upper hand in a conventional war fought on land , sea and air . The nuclear weapons , far from being ... atomic bombs in 1945 spurred a Myths of the Nuclear Era 285.
... weapons of last resort , to be used only if the opponent should gain the upper hand in a conventional war fought on land , sea and air . The nuclear weapons , far from being ... atomic bombs in 1945 spurred a Myths of the Nuclear Era 285.
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