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... weapons themselves remain a vivid reminder of the potential devastation of war . While nuclear weapons might prolong the present period of relative peace , they cannot guarantee it . It is possible that in the peaceful years 1945–85 the ...
... weapons themselves remain a vivid reminder of the potential devastation of war . While nuclear weapons might prolong the present period of relative peace , they cannot guarantee it . It is possible that in the peaceful years 1945–85 the ...
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... 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 , nuclear ...
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... weapons on specific international disputes was probably small , for nations were reluctant or afraid to use their nuclear weapons , while a nation which did not possess such weapons was inclined to ignore them when they appeared in the ...
... weapons on specific international disputes was probably small , for nations were reluctant or afraid to use their nuclear weapons , while a nation which did not possess such weapons was inclined to ignore them when they appeared in the ...
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