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Meanings of nuclear missiles in English

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Usage of nuclear missiles in English
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The agency didn't make nuclear missiles, it sent people to the moon.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
2
Neither violate North Korea's promise not to test long range or nuclear missiles.
Radio NZ
3
Russia warned today that it may quit a treaty on intermediate nuclear missiles.
The Irish Times
4
The UK has four submarines capable of carrying Trident nuclear missiles.
BBC
5
Competing plans for mobile nuclear missiles should be combined, and reduced.
Wired
6
It had carried only three nuclear missiles, and had to surface before firing.
The Jennifer Morgue
7
The upshot: Sturdy, homegrown satellite launchers and sturdy, homegrown nuclear missiles.
Wired
8
America had many more nuclear missiles targeted on the USSR than vice versa.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
9
The US is seriously concerned about a future threat from North Korean nuclear missiles.
The Irish Times
10
Jeremy Corbyn has said he would never sanction the use of Trident nuclear missiles.
The Guardian
11
Others have suggested rockets, smart bombs or even nuclear missiles.
The Guardian
12
He commands more soldiers and can launch more nuclear missiles.
The Guardian
13
Then Y2K, all the computers were supposed to crash and send off nuclear missiles.
Relentless
14
President Vladimir Putin has made military modernisation - including new nuclear missiles - a priority.
Radio NZ
15
Experts point out that the UK stopped targeting its nuclear missiles at Russia in 1994.
The Guardian
16
They are why governments still build aircraft carriers, buy nuclear missiles and fight foreign wars.
The Guardian
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Nuclear missiles through the time
Nuclear missiles across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common