In terms of, again, prioritization--and we all have to make hard choices--we cannot react to a nuclear incident.
Jeff Fortenberry: “In terms of, again, prioritization--and we all have to make hard choices--we cannot react to a nuclear incident.”
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Emphasizing the need for prevention over reaction to nuclear incidents.
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