And when Khrushchev's son, Sergei, came to the National Archives to participate in a panel discussion on the cold war and the Cuban missile crisis, Carlson cornered him for an interview.

赫鲁晓夫的儿子谢尔盖来到美国国家档案馆，参加有关冷战与古巴导弹危机的座谈会时，卡尔森缠住他做了采访。

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But America is frustrated at Pakistan's reluctance to wage all-out war against the militants and has conducted a spate of missile strikes on the border region.

美国对巴基斯坦无意对武装分子发动全面的攻击感到不满，遂发动了一番导弹袭击，席卷了整个边境地区。

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Computers are constantly running simulations to predict the likelihood of missile failure in a war, or the consequences of a missile mishap while still in peacetime.

许多计算机持续运转，模拟预测在战时导弹失败的可能性或在和平时期导弹惹祸的恶果。

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I think it's the political implications of this missile test that are noteworthy-and that is that Iran views the talks as dead-it doesn't view the talks positively, and now it's bracing for sanctions and quite possibly for war, and this missile test is a sign that Iran takes the military option very seriously and is ready to reciprocate if it's attacked."

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Skinner developed, in World War II, a pigeon guided missile.

在二战时，斯金纳提出，用鸽子来为导弹导航。

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However, 40 years after Russia launched the first Sputnik satellite, men and women are still being sent into space on top of a modified post-war ballistic missile (see article).

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In the Cold War the nuclear-missile standoff between the U.S. and USSR led to gargantuan stockpiles of another sort under a security doctrine known as Mutually Assured Destruction, or MAD.

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The most deadly attack on American forces in the Gulf war occurred when a Scud missile fell on a supply base in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia.

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