21.   Analysts say this is because India has collected the data it needs for computer simulations and would not need to conduct further nuclear tests.

22.   Analysts in Washington said it was highly unlikely that Putin would jeopardize the arms reduction deal by conducting nuclear tests.

23.   And in the biggest miscalculation, those satellites looked only infrequently at the nuclear test site.

24.   And it has not decided whether to avoid India or Pakistan because of the nuclear tests.

25.   And the nuclear tests appear increasingly to have been motivated at least in part by the assertive Hindu nationalism that guides the Vajpayee government.

26.   And they pledged to jointly press India and Pakistan to walk back from the nuclear brink by halting all nuclear tests and joining the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.

27.   And we have long abided by a voluntary moratorium on further nuclear tests.

28.   And, he warned Pakistan it would face, just as India did, an automatic suspension of all U.S. aid if it proceeds with its nuclear test.

29.   Arms experts view both the Pakistani and Indian decisions to stage underground nuclear tests as driven by a combination of nationalist pride and deep suspicion of neighborly intent.

30.   At the same time, Fernandes said, the United States was leading efforts to punish India with economic sanctions for its underground nuclear tests last month.