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Thomas D'Agostino, the nuclear administration's chief, called the bomb's elimination a "significant milestone."
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Thomas D'Agostino, the nuclear administration's chief, called the bomb's elimination a "significant milestone."
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Thomas D'Agostino, the nuclear administration's chief, called the bomb's elimination a "significant milestone."
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Thomas D'Agostino, the nuclear administration's chief, called the bomb's elimination a "significant milestone."
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Thomas D'Agostino, the nuclear administration's chief, called the bomb's elimination a "significant milestone."
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The bomb's outside the airplane; there's no way to defuse it ...
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Five out of six of the bomb's arming devices activated -- only the sixth prevented an actual nuclear detonation.
Joe Cirincione: Hiroshima to Fukushima: The Illusion of Control Joe Cirincione 2011
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Five out of six of the bomb's arming devices activated -- only the sixth prevented an actual nuclear detonation.
Joe Cirincione: Hiroshima to Fukushima: The Illusion of Control Joe Cirincione 2011
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If military attack can immaculately reduce or eliminate the bomb's spread as Israel demonstrated, why don't countries apply the strategy more often?
Bennett Ramberg, Ph.D.: The Bombing of Osirak: Lessons From the 30th Anniversary of Israel's Strike on Iraq's Nuclear Reactor Ph.D. Bennett Ramberg 2011
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Body tissue would dampen such a bomb's effectiveness, however, and there are substantial hurdles to detonating such a device, said University of Rhode Island chemistry professor and explosives expert Jimmie Oxley.
TSA warns airlines of explosive implants in people's bodies 2011
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