1.   But atomic power to my generation always means that mushroom cloud.

2.   What about the discovery of atomic power?

3.   And we have used atomic power for peaceful purposes as well as to kill.

4.   Anybody, or nobody, can be an atomic power, it says.

5.   Atomic power advocates say that Canada learned a harsh lesson.

6.   After two atomic bombs ended the war with Japan, characters emerged with atomic powers.

7.   Although Canada was not alone in selling nuclear technology, it received stinging rebukes from Western leaders for being naive about atomic power.

8.   David Robertson, in a recent biography of Byrnes, says that Byrnes adopted a three-part agenda for atomic power.

9.   Either way, getting the ingredients for atomic bombs is so daunting that it has foiled many would-be atomic powers.

10.   He then taught at the University of Chicago and researched industrial uses of energy and the economic viability of atomic power generation.