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No power of persuasion

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Nuclear Power Technology (in three volumes).

Edited by W. Marshall. Oxford University Press: 1984. Vol.1 Reactor Technology, pp.503; Vol.2 Fuel Cycle, pp.456; Vol.3 Nuclear Radiation, pp.363. Each volume £35, $65.

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  1. Alan Cottrell: Among other books he is author of How Safe is Nuclear Energy? (Heinemann Educational, 1981).

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