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 | | Arms control advocates had campaigned for the adoption of a treaty banning all nuclear explosions since the early 1950s, when public concern was aroused as a result of radioactive fallout from atmospheric nuclear tests and the escalating arms race. |
 | | Parties to the PTBT held an amendment conference that year to discuss a proposal to convert the Treaty into an instrument banning all nuclear-weapon tests; with strong support from the United Nations General Assembly, negotiations for a comprehensive test-ban treaty began in 1993. |
 | | The reactions of the USA to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, which include military invasions and the acceleration of research and development of nuclear weapons, are a motivating factor in relaunching a nuclear arms race, but this time with a very different version of MAD. |
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