I think we do. So I do not understand why, again, we would move to our nonproliferation policy as a solution for a private sector problem that is, from the definition of what they are going to be doing with it, strictly contained within the United States.
Ed Markey: “I think we do. So I do not understand why, again, we would move to our nonproliferation policy as a solution for a…”
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Markey questions the need for a 123 agreement for nuclear testing in Norway instead of the U.S.
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