101.   No one touching the theme of nuclear war has risen to the standard Lawrence sets.

102.   Now any resumption of full-scale conflict carries the risk of starting a nuclear war between the two nations.

103.   Now, it is the tensions between these two countries that threaten a nuclear war, and the United States needs to re-energize its approach to their problems.

104.   Nuclear strategy transformed the image of nuclear war from a smoking, burning Armageddon to a tidy chess match between two rational players.

105.   Nowadays that could mean nuclear war.

106.   Nuclear war was narrowly averted when Kennedy and the Soviet premier, Nikita Khrushchev, reached an agreement that provided for the dismantling of the missiles.

107.   Nuclear war is more destructive, but it would be suicidal for Pakistan.

108.   Nuclear politics is being played with a vengeance across the Middle East, and, while it obviously beats nuclear war, it has had its own unsettling effects.

109.   Nuclear war?

110.   One American missile expert seriously mentioned one day that all the preparations for nuclear war had ignored one crucial possibility.