11.   Others, including Indonesia, prefer only limited extensions, making each renewal contingent on progress toward complete nuclear disarmament in the world.

12.   Some in the Third World prefer only a limited extension, with new conditions attached.

13.   Some Third World nations prefer limited extensions, tying each renewal to progress made in reducing the arsenals of the nuclear powers.

14.   Some in the Third World prefer only limited extensions of the treaty, and would tie each renewal to concrete progress by the big powers toward total nuclear disarmament.

15.   Some Third World governments prefer limited extensions, each made contingent on concrete progress on arms control by the nuclear powers.

16.   Some Third Worlders favor only limited extensions, each tied to continuing progress by the nuclear powers toward complete nuclear disarmament.

17.   Some Third Worlders prefer limited extensions, tying each renewal to progress made in reducing the arsenals of the nuclear powers.

18.   Those advocating a limited extension want the nuclear states to do more to ban nuclear tests, dismantle arsenals and give weaker nations guarantees against atomic attack.

19.   Various proposals for limited extension are circulating among the Third Worlders.

20.   He rejected a limited extension period.