On the recordMarch 16, 2011
If we use the leverage we have now to get back to the agreements that will at least halt that spread, I don't think that the problem is as dire as my colleague would indicate.
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congress.govIf we use the leverage we have now to get back to the agreements that will at least halt that spread, I don't think that the problem is as dire as my colleague would indicate.
Royce believes leveraging current agreements can prevent nuclear proliferation.
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