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"This has not been a movement driven by antinuclear groups," he said.

So the antinuclear phenomenon concerns me less these days than it used to.

The antinuclear movement stopped new nuclear plants from being built.

His talk will focus on recent nonviolent antinuclear activities in which he has taken part.

Since then she has been deeply involved in the antinuclear movement through her literary activities.

In addition, there has been concern that antinuclear sentiment could spread.

The editorial added that the antinuclear campaign "should reflect reality."

The direction is by no means uniform, but an antinuclear feeling continues to grow in the states.

"And the plans for the antinuclear demonstrations were announced in Sweden six months ago."

That troubled history has long concerned antinuclear groups, environmentalists and elected officials.

But antinuclear phobia took over, and we've been at a standstill.

He told reporters on his arrival at the airport that the antinuclear protest would continue.

It was still one of the first clear successes for the British antinuclear campaigners.

By 1976, when both trends were gaining steam, twenty states had antinuclear public action under way.

The exclusion of the antinuclear theme in the American version is hardly surprising.

They do a lot of that antinuclear stuff.

Leigh-Cheri stared at the antinuclear posters on the office wall.

Except for antinuclear groups, hardly anyone now pays attention.

So the publicity effort organized by environmental and antinuclear groups went largely unnoticed.

Raising or removing the limit on liability has been a major goal of the antinuclear movement for years.

The antinuclear lobby was having a great day.

It also illustrates clearly the antinuclear prejudice of part of this House.

They can be disposed of safely, and the leaders of antinuclear groups know it.

The documentary shows her range of work for the antinuclear movement, the women's movement and other causes.