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president trump, if he goes ahead with the decertification, is taking a step that we expect none of the other signatories will follow. so is the u.s. will have accomplished the deal doing that split. but remember decertification by itself, as indicated before, does not pull the u.s. out of the deal. it is simply a message from the white house to congress. on so only the next step, which would be reimposing sanctions that the u.s. lifted under the deal in return for iran shipping its fuel out, only that would violate the deal. there is a sense what the white house aides are doing here is helping the president get past his allergy of this 90-day certification. right. but doing something that wouldn t blow the deal up. it sends a message to north korea if you try to get up to the table to do a deal we might recertify.
evacuated from the fukushima daiichi plant as radio active material into the air. six years later, areas that used to be home to 24,000 people remain off-limits due to high radiation levels. other areas in the so-called no-go zone have seen their evacuation orders lifted. but those who can come back have been slow to return. the infrastructure is a flow to come back. for example, the gas stations are not open, food stores aren t there. a lot of their friends might have moved away permanently and found other locations. cleanup of the fukushima daiichi plant is also ongoing. and an advisor to the president of the tokyo electric power company says that it will take 30-40 years to complete. it s a herculean job. it s going to take decades to basically dig the fuel out. they have to rip that out with an advanced robot because the radiation inside the building is so high, humans cannot go in there. it s going to take time.
daiichi plant as radio active material into the air. six years later, areas that used to be home to 24,000 people remain off-limits due to high radiation levels. other areas in the so-called no-go zone have seen their evacuation orders lifted. but those who can come back have been slow to return. the infrastructure is a flow to come back. for example, the gas stations are not open, food stores aren t there. a lot of their friends might have moved away permanently and found other locations. cleanup of the fukushima daiichi plant is also ongoing. and an advisor to the president of the tokyo electric power company says that it will take 30-40 years to complete. it s a herculean job. it s going to take decades to basically dig the fuel out. they have to rip that out with an advanced robot because the radiation inside the building is so high, humans cannot go in there. it s going to take time. bret: one of the biggest
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