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defuel

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de·fu·el  (d-fyl)
tr.v. de·fu·eled also de·fu·elled, de·fu·el·ing also de·fu·el·ling, de·fu·els also de·fu·els
To remove the fuel from: defuel a rocket.


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On April 19, Pyongyang notified the IAEA of its' intention to defuel the reactor "at an early date," and it invited agency inspectors to witness the unloading operations -- but without specifying what procedures would be followed or what the inspectors would be able to see and do.
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