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The fight against terrorism, especially nuclear terrorism, is of vital importance.
We must also strive to eliminate weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
Disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament, has therefore been one of its major concerns.
That is the key problem in international disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament.
Weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, have always been of primary concern to Member States.
Thus, a continuing priority is the area of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
Disarmament-- and especially nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation-- is no longer a topic of abstract discussion.
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Disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament, remains the most pressing issue in ensuring world peace and security.
As has often been said, weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, should be eliminated.
The First Committee bears a solemn responsibility to address those concerns andto continue its efforts to strengthen the global ban against weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
So long as any State has such weapons-- especially nuclear arms-- others will want them.
We must emphasize that the region of the Middle East must be free from weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
It can resuscitate the disarmament agenda-- especially nuclear disarmament, which has been lying moribund for decades.
We are equally of the opinion that the greatest threat to human civilization remains weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
Indeed, any realistic search for general andcomplete disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament, necessitates the CO-operation of al1 States.
The decommissioning of nuclear facilities should be carried out in full awareness of the threats facing humankind, especially nuclear terrorism.
Then as now,the greatest challenges come from weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, which present threats from existing arsenals and from their proliferation.
The educators lectured in Tokyo,Hiroshima and Nagasaki, on the necessity of weapons of mass destruction disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament.
At previous sessions,items on mass destruction, especially nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, were to a large extent the most important items relating to this type of convention.
The entire world is aware of the dangers of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, and their proliferation.
When we talk about weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons-- weapons that represent the greatest danger to people throughout the world-- we can but recall the destruction and damage caused by the use of such weapons against civilians and cities and the environmental disasters resulting from the manufacture and use of such destructive weapons.
That is why Afghanistan has always advocated general andcomplete disarmament, especially nuclear disarmament under effective international control.
Current international circumstances require serious andstrenuous efforts aimed at the establishment in the Middle East of a zone free from all weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
It should be expanded so as toinclude information about weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, and advanced technology with military applications.
We must strengthen international efforts to combat terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and to prevent the proliferation andproduction of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
Lebanon believes in the need to make the Middle East a zone free of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, and in the illegality of the threat of use of such weapons.
The Disarmament Information Programme reflects the priorities of the work programme of the Department for Disarmament Affairs, focusing, in particular,on weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons.
Concern was also voiced over the possible acquisition by terrorists of weapons of mass destruction, especially nuclear weapons, which posed a real threat to peace and international security.
Yet detractors of these ad hoc processes assert that the failure to date of key producers, possessors and users of the weapon systems prohibited by these two conventions to becomestates parties impairs the usefulness of the conventions both in themselves and in their value as precedents for processes for tackling non-conventional weapons, especially nuclear weapons.