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arms control measure

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Any specific arms control course of action.


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He became one of the most powerful and baleful influences on American foreign policy, repeatedly preventing his country paying its UN contributions, voting against virtually all arms control measures, opposing international aid programmes as "pouring money down foreign rat holes", and avidly supporting military juntas in Latin America and minority white regimes in Southern Africa.
All three countries support a sequence of steps that can bring greater stability: closer inter-Korean ties, the diplomatic recognition of North Korea by the United States and Japan, a peace treaty to replace the armistice, arms control measures, and so on.
We also believe, though, that we may come into contact with nation-states or non-state actors that are not deterrable, that are not affected by arms control measures," he continued.
 
 
 
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