On the recordMarch 3, 2010
Lifetimes of today's nuclear warheads could be extended for decades with no anticipated loss in confidence, by using approaches similar to those employed in LEPs to date.
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Feinstein emphasizes the potential longevity of nuclear warheads through existing methods.
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