71.   But while the government of Keating has condemned the plans for the nuclear tests, it has resisted calls for trade sanctions.

72.   Chancellor Helmut Kohl rejected boycott calls at his recent meeting with Chirac, describing the decision on nuclear tests as an internal matter for France.

73.   China conducted a nuclear test Monday, and promised that it would be its last.

74.   Clinton even took the step of lifting an economic sanction invoked against India two years following its nuclear test.

75.   Clinton, as he had in three previous telephone talks with Sharif, urged Pakistan to refrain from conducting nuclear tests.

76.   Clinton, as required under the U.S. Arms Export Control Act, has imposed broad sanctions against India and Pakistan because those countries conducted underground nuclear tests last month.

77.   China seems intent upon conducting another nuclear test next month.

78.   Clinton also noted that U.S. law automatically requires a ban on all but humanitarian aid to nondeclared nuclear nations that conduct nuclear tests.

79.   Concerns of some investors that the fallout from the French nuclear tests in the South Pacific would hit sales of cognac and other French luxury exports appear unfounded.

80.   Could have been a balloon or another nuclear test.