On balance, would it be fair to say that the very modest concessions we made in the treaty are far outweighed by the need to retain the ability to do inspections and to maintain strategic stability through having a treaty?
Feingold questions the treaty's concessions versus its benefits.
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Sadly the answer was no, maybe some downturn in some places but this is still going on.
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