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ENWEthnic NewsWatch (magazine)
ENWKenosha, Wisconsin (Airport Code)
ENWEmergency Nursing World
ENWEnergie Noord-West (Dutch: Energy Northwest)
ENWEnterprise Network Worldwide (accounting firms; Nashville, TN and Paris, France)
ENWEffects of Nuclear Weapons
ENWExtreme Neighbourhood Wrestling
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Some are strictly technical: The Effects of Nuclear Weapons prepared by the U.
MAN'S INTEREST IN ALL THINGS NUCLEAR A BOON FOR N.M by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Appendices give information on US nuclear stockpiles, effects of nuclear weapons, and US strategic offensive forces from 1945 to 2008.
The U.S. nuclear arsenal; a history of weapons and delivery systems ... by Reference & Research Book News
Scientific research into the effects of nuclear weapons has atrophied, and we now have little capability to test US systems against these effects.
A perfect storm over nuclear weapons by Monroe, Robert R. / Air & Space Power Journal
 
 
 
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