What aspect of nuclear proliferation is pointed to by liberals to support their way of thinking?
a. Nuclear proliferation has not slowed, despite the existence of treaties and institutions.
b. Nuclear proliferation was curbed by the existence of treaties and institutions.
c. Nuclear proliferation has brought much greater military legitimacy to nongovernmental actors.
d. The United States and former Soviet Union were able to use their state power to prevent satellite states from developing nuclear weapons.
e. The International Atomic Energy Agency was unable to prove the lack of nuclear weapons or nuclear materials in Iraq.
Answer: b
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