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decommission

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decommission verb change, deactivate, defuse, disarm, disband, disengage, dismantle, fix, undue, withdraw
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Byline: DAVID YOUNG THE last remaining armed loyalist groups have pledged to decommission all their weapons within six months, the Government announced yesterday.
UDA to give up weapons by February; ARMS by The Mirror (London, England)
The last remaining loyalist paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland have pledged to decommission weapons within six months, a milestone on the road to peace after years of unrest, officials said Tuesday.
Last loyalist paramilitaries vow to give up arms in NIreland by AFP / AFP European Edition
In addition the UK Atomic Energy Authority team at Dounreay will become a separate company, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd, which will hold the licence to decommission the site under UKAEA management.
Atomic Energy Authority gears up to go global by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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