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Full nuclear disarmament is only desirable under certain conditions

The total elimination of all nuclear weapons worldwide is a good idea only if a number of demanding conditions are met. When these conditions do not apply, full nuclear disarmament is not desirable.

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Full nuclear disarmament is desirable
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Full nuclear disarmament is only desirable under certain conditions
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Full general disarmament
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No diversion of nuclear material from civil to military use possible
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No high-risk moments during elimination
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Universal, genuine commitment to nuclear disarmament
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Non-proliferation Treaty predicated on progress to abolition
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Reduces the risk that nuclear weapons will be used
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Nuclear weapons serve no useful purpose
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Probability of catastrophic use is greater than zero
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Full nuclear disarmament reinforces US conventional superiority
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