61.   Even in the post-Cold War world order, nuclear arms pacts pose vexing problems that have grown only more knotty.

62.   Even those respondents who believed that world stability could be improved by the proliferation of nuclear weapons opposed the idea of selling Russian nuclear arms and technologies abroad.

63.   Even so, arms experts said they welcomed the airing of the issue by the council, which favors strict limits on nuclear arms and materials.

64.   Even though the research will show the government ways to store nuclear arms more safely, civilians and private industry will also benefit, Pena said.

65.   Experts agree that hydronuclear tests can have some use in the design of new nuclear arms, although the extent is debated.

66.   For bomb designers, the test ban ends the traditional way of checking the reliability of nuclear arms.

67.   For example, Gore immersed himself in the nuclear arms debate, becoming one of a number of House moderates whose support was coveted by the Reagan administration.

68.   For Gore, the nuclear arms control issue is one in which he has been involved for the past two decades, in both the House and the Senate.

69.   For its part, Pakistan has not been shy about suggesting that its nuclear arms may need to be flexed if it finds itself backed into a corner.

70.   Finding the right answers could prove critical to current efforts by the Clinton administration to curb the spread of nuclear arms in Korea and elsewhere.