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• The nuclear stalemate is matched by the moral stalemate.
• Yet the nuclear stalemate, while far more threatening, was in some ways more ordered and manageable than relations today.
• What ended with the Cold War was bipolarity, the nuclear stalemate and decades of containment of the Soviet Union.
• The Cold War nuclear stalemate was based on mutually assured destruction .-- Mwalcoff 01 : 13, 15 May 2007 ( UTC)
• Ra told Yonhap that the talks should begin as quickly as possible to find a peaceful solution to the nuclear stalemate.
• Today, it is considered by many to be among the finest films dealing with the psychological effects of the global nuclear stalemate.
• Ban added that he would work closely with other countries taking part in the discussions to find a breakthrough in resolving the nuclear stalemate.
• At the same time, Khan described himself as a man of peace, who believed that the nuclear stalemate on the Asian subcontinent will guarantee peace.
• The United States and the Soviet Union were nose-to-nose in a nuclear stalemate, as American kids practiced safety drills in their classrooms while their parents built concrete fallout shelters in their backyards.
• Similarly, Walker in a later essay stated that two of the spacecraft seen circling Earth were meant to be nuclear weapons, after asserting that early scenes of the film " imply " nuclear stalemate.
• Brightening prospects for ending a nuclear stalemate, North Korea said it will consider U . S . President George W . Bush's offer of written security assurances in return for dismantling its nuclear weapons program.
• Earlier Friday, North Korea said the upcoming military maneuvers increased the danger of war on the Korean Peninsula, and could derail efforts to hold a new round of six-nation talks on ending the nuclear stalemate.
• Brightening prospects for ending a nuclear stalemate, North Korea said Saturday it will consider U . S . President George W . Bush's offer of written security assurances in return for dismantling its nuclear weapons program.
• Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Yakovenko on Wednesday reaffirmed Moscow's readiness to help mediate the North Korean nuclear stalemate, saying that both Russia and the United States want to avoid proliferation of nuclear weapons in the region.
• Before flying to the Australian capital later in the day, Bush dismissed North Korea's rejection of a U . S . plan to end a nuclear stalemate and challenged Iran to prove it isn't making nuclear weapons.
• Finally, the Pakistan bomb may act as an effective deterrent to the Indian bomb, as the nuclear stalemate between the East and the West has, according to many, forestalled the world from plunging into a Third World War.
• China, one of North Korea's last remaining ideological allies and a key mediator in the nuclear crisis, said Thursday its foreign minister will visit Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, next week for the first time in five years to discuss how to proceed with six-nation talks aimed at ending the nuclear stalemate.
• The treaty, preventing either country from deploying a missile defense covering its entire territory, had been viewed as a vital component of the Cold War nuclear stalemate that assured the United States and Soviet Union would destroy each other if either one launched an attack first _ so-called mutually assured destruction.