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the potentially high price they would have to pay in losses of commercial sales, expected political costs to enforce sanctions for misbehavior, and military risks in interdict-ing suspicious activities that a credible nonproliferation strategy would likely entail. To be effective, these mea-sures would have to be adopted by those countries that
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