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The U.K. and University of Maryland participated in the Manhattan Project, and researcher Steve Fetter discussed nuclear history with CBC News.

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The U.K. and University of Maryland participated in the Manhattan Project, and researcher Steve Fetter discussed nuclear history with CBC News.

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U.K.Steve FetterUniversity of Maryland CBC News

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Jul 26cbc.caCanada remains anti-nuke, but its potential path to the bomb is getting shorter | CBC News

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Jul 29nuclear-news.net