61.   Washington imposed limited sanctions on the Chinese in both cases, and then lifted them after the Chinese agreed not to sell technology that can violate the control regime.

62.   Until now, U.S. companies have been permitted to sell only non-nuclear equipment to Chinese utilities because of fears China would sell the technology to another country.

63.   What it lacked, they say, was a plan for selling that technology to customers.

64.   President Hashemi Rafsanjani said he expected Russia to resist U.S. pressure to abandon a deal to sell nuclear technology to Iran.

65.   Rafsanjani spoke at a news conference a few hours after President Bill Clinton strongly objected to plans by Russia and China to sell nuclear technology to Iran.

66.   A similar Washington Times report in June said Ukraine had agreed to sell nuclear technology to Libya, prompting outrage and denial among Ukrainian officialdom.

67.   Aid to Russia would be cut unless it resolves the Chechan conflict and halts a deal to sell nuclear technology to Iran.

68.   An engineer sought by Germany for allegedly selling nuclear technology to Iraq has been arrested in Brazil, the Jornal do Brasil news agency reported Thursday.

69.   Both the United States and China have been accused of selling missile technology capable of carrying nuclear warheads to Pakistan, and both countries deny the allegations.

70.   Biden said they asked Jiang about new allegations that Beijing has sold missile technology to Pakistan, breaking a promise not to encourage weapons proliferation.