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• When we abolish nuclear weapons, we will put out the fire.
• We must rise up and pool our wisdom to abolish nuclear weapons.
• This is exactly why we need to abolish nuclear weapons.
• I just want them to feel sorry and to try to abolish nuclear weapons.
• The important thing is to abolish nuclear weapons.
• "We will do our best to abolish nuclear weapons, " he said.
• One such innovation is the acceptance of the universal validity of a treaty to abolish nuclear weapons.
• An editorial on Thursday in the leading Asahi daily urged the government to redouble efforts to abolish nuclear weapons.
• Japan should have told the United States that its failure to abolish nuclear weapons had forced India to test nuclear devices,
• American statesman Bernard Baruch said of his plan to abolish nuclear weapons after World War II . The choice was made.
• Morland says he pursued the article as a " missionary or evangelist " in the campaign to abolish nuclear weapons.
• His proposal for nuclear disarmament models acts of individual moral courage that take a clear and uncompromising stand to abolish nuclear weapons.
• He has also worked for several Australian environmental NGOs including Greenpeace, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons and the Australian Conservation Foundation.
• Yuichi said, " have to think about the whole world and try their best to reduce and finally abolish nuclear weapons ."
• By their negligence in working to abolish nuclear weapons, they have, in a way, contributed to South Asia's nuclear arms race.
• The award will be presented by actor Michael Douglas, who has become a United Nations peace messenger and has joined the movement to abolish nuclear weapons.
• "With the decision, I hope a desire to abolish nuclear weapons will grow all the more, " he said in a statement.
• Led by the mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, leaders of 582 cities around the world are campaigning to abolish nuclear weapons by the year 2020.
• He had left the Senate in 1993 and since then founded and helped run a nonprofit group, the Global Security Institute, which seeks to abolish nuclear weapons.
• During the three-day session, activists will discuss ways to abolish nuclear weapons by the 21st century, said a Japanese official, speaking on condition of anonymity.