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Meanings of nuclear deterrent in English

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Usage of nuclear deterrent in English
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The Trident nuclear deterrent has taken centre stage in the independence debate.
BBC
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An effective nuclear deterrent was also less expensive than war, it said.
Reuters
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The nuclear deterrent kept the Cold War from going hot for 60 years.
The Guardian
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Its ability to project power rests largely with its nuclear deterrent.
Reuters
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It is UK government policy to have a nuclear deterrent capability.
The Guardian
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Russia's main concern is that the European shield would weaken its nuclear deterrent.
Reuters
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Senior military staff tend to be indifferent to the nuclear deterrent.
The Guardian
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MPs are to debate the renewal of Britain's Trident nuclear deterrent.
BBC
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There has been no interruption to the nuclear deterrent capability, the ministry said.
The Irish Times
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The country's 'military-first' policy goes hand-in-hand with its drive to produce a nuclear deterrent.
Reuters
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Anyone reading the recent literature on the nuclear deterrent can reach only one conclusion.
The Guardian
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The effectiveness of the US nuclear deterrent could break down.
News.com.au
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But he vowed to maintain the U.S. nuclear deterrent as long as it was needed.
Reuters
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Leaving the U.S. nuclear deterrent to be delivered only through relatively expensive bombers and submarines?
Wired
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Regarding nuclear deterrent: the Liberals long ago stated they were against the British independent nuclear deterrent.
The new yorker
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Hammond insisted the government had not yet made up its mind about Britain's future nuclear deterrent.
Reuters
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