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| Nineteen hundred and seventy-five, Social policy | |
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| Civilization | |
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| Nuclear disarmament | |
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| Nuclear disarmament | |
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| Armed Forces (Appropriations and expenditures) |
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| United States Energy Research and Development Administration | |
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| Natural resources, Power resources (Economic aspects) | |
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| Petroleum (International aspects) | |
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| Civilization | |
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| Science and state |
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| Nuclear warfare (Ethical aspects) | |
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| Power resources (Economic aspects) |
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| Nuclear physics (History) | |
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| Albert Abraham Michelson; 1852-1931, Ether (Space) |
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