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Conversion of BW Facilities in Kazakstan,BW programme were located on, or contiguous to, its territory. Evidence will be presented which suggests that in terms of BW capability within the Former Soviet Union Kazakstan’s biopharmaceutical industry is second only to that of the Russian Federation itself.

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The Victorian Novelists: Who were they?,uisition, and transfer of biological and toxin weapons. The prohibition in Article I is broad and States Parties are required by Article II to destroy or divert to peaceful purposes all agents, toxins, weapons, equipment and means of delivery designed to use biological agents or toxins for hostile p

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Keats, Symonds, and a Language for Desire, the former United Kingdom (UK) biological weapons (BW) programme which was abandoned in the late 1950s and to examine the lessons that can be learnt from the conversion of the British programme. In this article, these lessons are compared to those which can be learnt from the experience of UNSCOM i

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,Keats’s “Posthumous Life”: , and Body,e biological warfare program and to furthering his “War on Cancer”. The following June, approximately 70 acres and 67 buildings were transferred to the National Institutes of Health. Since that time, almost every building has been renovated to accommodate new technologies and many several laboratori

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