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An Iraqi war might thus put America back into its unilateralist box, which would not help it in the wider war against terror, and might complicate several of its other foreign-policy objectives, such as winning Russian co-operation for missile defences.
ECONOMIST: Dealing with Iraq
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David Pratt, the new defence minister, is an advocate of closer military co-operation, and of Canadian participation in missile-defence research.
ECONOMIST: Canada's new government
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Late last year Japan agreed to open its doors a crack to send missile components to the U.S. as part of a co-development project.
FORBES: Japan Weapons, Inc.
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That's when researchers at Rocket Chemical Co. were trying to develop a petroleum-based substance to protect missile skins from moisture.
FORBES: Greasy Coca-Cola
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Very little has changed since the early 1950s, when researchers at Rocket Chemical Co. were trying to develop a petroleum-based substance to protect missile skins from moisture.
FORBES: Johnny One-note
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The Russians have been more co-operative over recent months - for example, cancelling the sale to Iran of an anti-missile system that fell foul of UN sanctions which the Russians themselves supported.
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