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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : MICHAEL WINES
For Sniffing Out Land Mines, a Platoon of Twitching Noses -- Michael Wines  -- New York Times  -- May 18, 2004

Researchers at the Geneva demining center have found that Gambian giant pouch rats are ideal "biosensors" for landmine detection. According to one of the researchers, the rats are "almost mechanical in the way they work."

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Moscow Miffed Over Missile Shield but Others Merely Shrug -- Michael Wines  -- New York Times  -- December 18, 2002

Russia has warned that the U.S. decision to field a limited missile-defense system in 2004 had pushed the venture into "a destabilizing new phase," but most U.S. allies have long viewed the decision as inevitable.

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Russia Assails U.S. Stance on Arms Reductions -- Michael Wines  -- New York Times  -- March 12, 2002

Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov of Russia warned today that the American proposal in arms reduction talks to "warehouse" excess warheads instead of destroying them would not only encourage nuclear proliferation, but could even set off a new kind of arms race.

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