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Meanings of nuclear weaponry in English

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Usage of nuclear weaponry in English
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Tehran is banned by international treaty from developing nuclear weaponry.
Reuters
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Most alarmingly, the likelihood that non-state terrorists will get their hands on nuclear weaponry is increasing.
The way of the world
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But by the mid-1960s, both superpowers were armed with significant nuclear weaponry, and a stalemate formed.
Radio NZ
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No computer or nuclear weaponry is involved.
Reuters
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The people who attempt to educate public opinion about nuclear weaponry seem to be divided into two groups.
The new yorker
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Israel, which has floated threats of military action to thwart any Iranian nuclear weaponry, has made no comment.
Reuters
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No one in Catholic Europe seems particularly worried about blowing up the world, about nuclear weaponry or nuclear war.
The new yorker
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Obama, however, is not the first U.S. president to articulate a vision of a world free of nuclear weaponry.
Wired
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But his appearance before the House Armed Services Committee's strategic forces panel also put the spotlight on nuclear weaponry.
Wired
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While the primary business of the lab was nuclear weaponry, it was also involved in passive military space experiments.
Riding rockets
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I strongly support continuation of the SALT process and the negotiation of more far-reaching mutual restraints on nuclear weaponry.
State of the Union Addresses
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Iran denies seeking nuclear weaponry.
Reuters
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He added: "I am concerned about any growth in nuclear weaponry whether it be in Iran or North Korea."
Radio NZ
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Israel, which has floated threats of military action to thwart any Iranian nuclear weaponry, has made no comment on the killing.
Reuters
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Over the past six years, eighteen "Plowshares" actions, involving symbolic sabotage of nuclear weaponry, have resulted mostly in guilty verdicts.
The zinn reader
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The answer does not lie in claiming that Britain and France have a divine right to nuclear weaponry, but a truly ethical example.
The Guardian
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