Opinion | New START wasn’t a silver bullet, but it helped keep the world safe

The Washington Post·Feb 15

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The New START is reported to have had a positive effect on global safety. The phrase "silver bullet" is used in various contexts to convey that a single solution is not sufficient to address complex issues. It is unclear what specific aspects of the New START were effective or what its overall impact was, as the available information is limited and mixed with unrelated topics.

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