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Chirac, Jacques. Speech by Mr Jacques Chirac, President of the French Republic, On the occasion of the signing ceremony for the International ITER Agreement on controlled Nuclear Fusion, Paris, Elysée Palace, 21 November 2006. www.iter.org/pdfs/speech_Chirac.pdf.

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