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April 20, 2012

Containing Syria's Chemical Weapons

Christian Science Monitor, Christian Science Monitor

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Little-noticed amid the fighting and attempted cease-fire in Syria are the stockpiles of chemical weapons. The U.S. and others are trying to check their use or theft. Russia also needs to pressure Assad into ensuring they are safely stored.

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