91.   The six-billion dollar reactor, designed to produce more plutonium than it consumes, is scheduled to begin full-power generating tests in June next year.

92.   The reactor holds the key to the future, as far as experts are concerned, by producing more plutonium than it uses.

93.   The reprocessing plant is to process spent fuel from nuclear power plants to produce plutonium for fast-breeder reactors.

94.   The six-billion dollar reactor, designed to produce more plutonium than it consumes, was scheduled to begin full-power generating tests in June next year.

95.   The United States and Russia signed an agreement Thursday calling for the closing of Russian nuclear reactors that produce plutonium and stopping production of plutonium for use in weapons.

96.   US officials suspect North Korea of reprocessing quantities of radioactive uranium to produce plutonium for military purposes.

97.   This will make it much more difficult for Pyongyang to produce the plutonium needed to make nuclear weapons.

98.   Unauthorised removal of irradiated fuel rods would enable Pyongyang to produce the plutonium necessary for the production of nuclear weapons.

99.   Under the agreement, spent fuel rods from a North Korean nuclear facility have been stored and are not to be reprocessed in North Korea to produce plutonium.

100.   Under the pact, Pyongyang agreed to dismantle its nuclear program in exchange for two lightwater nuclear reactors that produce less plutonium.