Word: developable
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RUSSIA The Cold War Is Over. Long Live Star Wars Russia agreed to a dramatic reduction in stockpiles of nuclear weapons, despite its concern that the u.s. intends to withdraw from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty in order to develop its national missile-defense program, known as Star Wars. After long and contentious negotiations, both the Kremlin and the Pentagon committed to slashing arsenals of active nuclear warheads by around two-thirds. No sooner was the ink dry on that agreement, than NATO and Russia signed up to fight terrorism together, despite Moscow's reservations about the impending NATO...
...There are still some hard issues with the Russians," she says. The hardest, by far, is Moscow's refusal to stop supplying Iran - which Bush identified as a member of the "axis of evil" - with know-how that the U.S. fears could be used in Tehran's drive to develop weapons of mass destruction. The Russians, who have been helping Iran build a civilian reactor in the southwestern town of Bushehr, vehemently insist they have imposed strict controls on their exports that rule out sharing any sensitive technology. American intelligence officials disagree, though they refuse to disclose their evidence...
...bunch of musicians to replicate the way you or your band made music in another decade, you sacrifice any feeling of spontaneity and innovation, no matter how spontaneous and innovative you used to be. Maybe on their next album, the Deal sisters will hang with their current band and develop a new voice, trusting in their talent to create a different sound from their old band. If they put faith in the durability of their talent, which produced the old Breeders sound - not just in the durability of the old Breeders sound itself - they may surprise...
...begins to develop a sense of the inner workings of the University, Hyman says, the redefinition process has begun...
...don’t think it’s going to develop in a way that’s going to be oppressive and uncomfortable,” says Graduate School of Education Dean for Administration and Academic Services Joel Monell...