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Kianna Bolton

18 May, 13:33

Fear of mutual assured destruction kept the soviets and americans

1. from producing large stockpiles of nuclear weapons

2. on friendly terms throughout the entire cold war

3. from ever using a nuclear weapon against each other

4. from ever officially admitting that they had nuclear weapons.

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