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At a Glance: Get in a giant robot and destroy cities, people, tanks, other robots, cars, planes, and any other pixellated objects nearby. Sound cool? It sure did to me! Then I tried to play it.
Publisher: Infogrames
System: PC
When I heard Infogrames was sending me a copy of "Slave Zero" to review, I became really thrilled, even more excited than that time I was allowed to visit the petting zoo naked. The CD came in a festively adorned white box with pictures of evil robots all over it, making me totally forget about that other game where you're a robot and smash stuff that came in a similar box. You know, that one game by the company who's claim to fame is "Blood 2". The Slave Zero team has been real strict about distinguishing their game from "the other one", pointing out such stark, contrasting differences as:
1 - You can pick up cars in this game. Oh yeah, and throw them too.
2 - The tanks look kinda different.
3 - They didn't make Blood 2.
Watch out for this robot, he shoots guided missiles and perhaps exploding corn.
So I plopped the CD in, installed it, rebooted, and got ready for some great, robot-smashing action!
Nothing. Black screen. I rebooted the computer and tried again.
Black screen.
After talking with tech support, "Slave Zero" won't run on a computer with a CDROM drive that's not lettered as the "D" drive. Yup, if you have two hard drives or have partitioned your drive, you can't play it. Whee.
I was lucky enough to grab some screenshots from the game, but unfortunately can't give it a real "in-depth" review, as it won't run. Oh well, at least it doesn't look anything like "Shogo" - er, "that other game that actually runs".
How lame.
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Bashyam Narayanan
The Birth Day That Came İmmediately After Marriage
The birth day that came immediately after marriage
We were married in the first fortnight of September
It was an arranged marriage
My mother's elder sister came out with this alliance
As she was related to them through her husband
A distance of about 1100 kilometers separated us
He did not mind his being absent in our engagement too
As he believed his parents would not select
An un-matching life partner for him
He made his presence in the engagement after persuasion
I chose my husband from a range of proposals
I preferred him for his simplicity and unassuming traits
As the rest others were imposing a number of things
Which were beyond our affordability and acceptance
In an attempt to get to know the other
We spent a lot time talking about each other
Events in the childhood
College days
Office, the work therein
Eating habits and similar a lot
I did not know that
He did not care to note my birth day
Though these details were available to my in-laws
My birthday came
My expectation of a greeting from him went a waste
He was getting prepared to go office as usual
Minding not my awaiting
He left for office bidding me bye
None at home took a note of my birthday
I was not of course used to great celebrations
But, there would be some kind of wishing
Nothing like that from any corner
Came evening and came he from office
I minced words to convey to him that
It was my birthday
No excitation, no greet
But a silent reception of the information
I went further to say
That I needed some hairpins
He enquired as to from where I may get them
I detailed him the way and the shop from where he may get
He followed my suggestions
Came back with the hairpins
But, yes he got the right ones
I thanked him for this birthday gift
Which, according to him was bought for ten paise
One tenth of an Indian Rupee
What a gift
What a birthday
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Location, bars and restaurants nearby
A little noisy
It is very close to the centre, the tram is right in front of the hotel. A lot of bars ans places to eat!!!
Hotel was perfect for me and my partner good location when reading reviews we were s but worried about noise as there is s night club next door but once in your room you could hardly here any noise will defiantly be returning here on out next trip :)
Location is excellent. this is a place to sleep in but nothing more, suitable for young people that want to hang out / do some clubbing. Breakfast was very nice and pretty diverse Overall the value for the money is good
Room for 4 people is small. Also the window doesn't open so the room feels like incubator. Again, this place is good just for sleep in at night, Travellers who want to spend more time at the hotel should consider go elsewhere
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Friendly staff. Perfect location at Rembrandt Square, right in the center of night life. Be aware that lights and party noise at night are part of the experience. Diversity of good eating/drinking-places nearby.
Breakfast available only after 9AM. Room smelled of smoke (tobacco/cannabis, situated right above a coffee shop), stains on the carpet, bathroom smelled of cleaning agent.
The Staff
Location..is side of Night Club
I love the the location and the atmosphere of the hotel
not good sleeping because there is a smoky club down stairs and the music sound didn't let me sleep well
Clean room. Good price. Very fair for the money. Central location. Friendly staff.
Noise from the square. Didn't know breakfast was included until last day!
Location, Staff, Value for money.
Room size, too small rooms
The location is perfect.
Going next door into a pub/club with flashiong disco lights at 9.000am on a Sunday morning for breakfast. Climbing the 5 flights of very tight stairs with cases to get to our room.
great location and very friendly staff.. recommended for people who want to be in the midst of all the action!
late night noise from the party crowd at the square..
Great value for money, near the main square. Clean room and hospitable staff
Good value Excellent staff
Room Own Bathroom Staff Location Facilities
There is a night club next door so can be noisy but we stayed out and partied till the night club shut so there was no problem. We also have our own bathroom Room 15
It´s located in front of a tran station and near a subway station. The wifi, team reception and shower are greats.
The room is too small for a group of 3 persons.
The location of this hotel is excellent, just in the heart of a city, easy to reach to some city sightseeing even by walk. It's also fair price for your pocket while city of Amsterdam is quite costly, you dont have to spend a fortune)) that is why if you are looking for great location at a good price with a comfort stay this hotel offer is perfect for you. And yes, friendly and helpful hotel staff.
Maybe to be more objective I would say a shared bathroom sometimes is annoying, but again, it depends on what you are looking for and your budget for the trip.
The clubs keep partying late
We have been in this hotel 3 times, we have just good experiences with it. It is clean, neat and cosy. Wifi - free and generally fast. Stuff at the front desk very friendly and helpful. Big thanks also to maid and charming sir, who takes care about breakfasts, we really like him :) Location is the best you can get! - This square is awake 24/7. We love Netherlands! :-) See you next year!
This year I did not like hair in bathroom, but not a big deal...
- best breakfast for lowprice hotel - good location
- everyday problem with WiFi - lot of stairs
Amazing location, 10-15 minutes of walking can get you to Dam Square, De Wallen or Rijksmuseum. I actually enjoyed steep stairs, even though I stayed on the last (5th) floor. Shared bathrooms turned out not to be a problem at all (we had two for three rooms).
The rooms (and bathrooms) are a bit dated. Wi-Fi worked only 25% of the time and was slow, the staff couldn't do anything about it. The room was stuffy and to make matters worse the window couldn't be opened. There was noise from the street but it didn't bother me too much.
Location was easy to find and great for bars and restaurants.
Noisy. Narrow single bed. Shared shower and loo.
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Talks between Buenos Aires and its holdout creditors have collapsed. The Argentines lost hands down, says DW's Uta Thofern.
The blame game is now well underway and spin doctors are spinning rapidly.
Argentina's charismatic economy minister, Axel Kicillof, is right when he says his country's default isn't a bankruptcy but a technical insolvency. Argentina could have paid, but it chose not to.
It is debatable whether this is a serious argument or merely a convenient excuse. Of course the "vulture funds" wanted to maximize their profits. Morally dubious? Perhaps. But they had the law on their side.
The fact is, economists thought a compromise was possible and markets were even optimistic to the last. But the talks collapsed and Argentina is staring into the abyss - again.
A default will not spark another global financial crisis. The country is still too economically isolated for that to happen.
At the moment, the government in Buenos Aires seems more worried about the blame game than any economic consequences.
President Cristina Kirchner and her team took the moral high ground from the start, correctly assuming they would win widespread popular backing by selling the talks as a David-vs-Goliath confrontation.
Kirchner had very little to lose with her uncompromising approach, one that brought with it some handsome returns. It won her the backing of her own citizens, garnered solidarity from neighboring countries and, last but not least, provided a welcome distraction from the failings of her own economic policies.
She will remain far removed from the consequences of her actions. Others will not be so lucky.
Once again the Argentines have to shelve their aspirations for a better future. Not only because their country is already mired in economic crisis, but also because the toxic dispute has inflicted lasting damage on its investment climate.
That climate was already in a fragile state after Buenos Aires nationalized oil giant Repsol in 2012 and was forced into arduous damage limitation.
Argentina has the potential to be a rich country, but to realize its ambitions it needs money for infrastructure and access to international markets. And it needs trust.
But trust cannot grow when the rule of law is not guaranteed and investors are discredited whenever the government feels like it.
Argentina's moralizing has sparked a debate about international insolvencies, but that will not help the country's citizens. Neither will the economy minister's comment after the talks collapsed.
"Tomorrow will be just another day and the world will keep on spinning," he said.
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It's the vanilla term many coaches resort to when referring to deficiencies in their teams -- consistency.
"He needs to show more consistency."
"We have to be more consistent offensively."
"We must have a consistent effort for 40 minutes."
Don't drag that threadbare notion up to James Jones's doorstep. On the eve of his eighth season as Yale's basketball coach, Jones has had his nauseating fill of consistency.
Since tying Penn and Princeton for the Ivy League crown in the 2001-02 season, Jones's Bulldogs have gone 8-6, 7-7, 7-7 and, yes, 7-7 in Ivy competition.
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In the drone of a 15-14 season, which Yale registered last year, it's easy to flesh out swing games that could have allowed the Bulldogs to shout down the humdrum of consistency. A four-point loss at home to equally mediocre Wagner, for example. A five-point defeat at Brown, seven days after dispatching the Bears by 14 in John J. Lee Amphitheater. A gruesome loss at Dartmouth. Going a combined 0-4 against Penn and Princeton.
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Intertech Solutions is a fully integrated, project finance management and services consulting Company, which provides development capital, engineering, project supervision and technical management to a variety of gold projects.
Intertech Solutions is a gold project "micro finance" and management company that has developed a business model of supplying the capital and specific management and engineering skills to small, undercapitalized and struggling gold mine operations. The Company's business model is to identify and acquire gold projects whose mineral rights owners do not have the capacity to finance the development and expansion of their gold claims by means of typical bank financings. Intertech Solutions will provide the management and technical expertise to allow implementation of their development and operational plans. The many placer and alluvial gold claims across the United States are mostly owned and operated by small scale miners, who stand to benefit greatly from the funding and expertise provided by Intertech Solutions.
By providing the funding for capital intensive infrastructure purchases such as gold processing equipment, Intertech Solutions will receive rapid payback of its investment, through gold production sharing agreements and future overriding royalties from gold sales after full payout of the initial investment.
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Is this your way of saying that JayJay's future is going up in smoke?
I hope not. Without...
The Jets could do worse, and they probably will.Matt Kocsan 11-27-2014 04:56 PM
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In the land of the reverse jinxes, it looks like Patrick is going to lose the battle and win the...Matt Kocsan 11-27-2014 04:28 PM
It's probably not a coincidence that Washington is on this list, speaking of megatrades. The Bills...Matt Kocsan 11-27-2014 04:26 PM
I said last year that the Falcons were headed off a cliff with the Dimitroff/Smith duo. That draft...Patrick Sullivan 11-27-2014 04:22 PM
It feels like this poll has been up on ESPN for the entire week. Obviously, this is the most...Matt Kocsan 11-27-2014 04:05 PM
I don't see how it couldn't be. The Falcons have some personnel problems to be sure--the running...Matt Kocsan 11-27-2014 01:55 PM
Not the Giants! Please, anyone else but the G-men against my Pats in the SB. My heart can't take it again (she says nervously before the potential preview game NE/SF on SNF).
Part of me is scared silly by SEA, squeaking in with a WC and running the table. Yeah, AZ sucks, but I learned never to underestimate those Seachickens.
I'm enjoying the squabble surrounding MVP & Comeback POY. As long as Peyton gets one and AP gets the other, I suspect most will be satisfied. Besides, Mr. Hubble says that awards are for people with self esteem issues. Who's Mr. Hubble?
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Florida State to open 2013 campaign at Pittsburgh
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida State will open its 2013 football schedule on Labor Day in a night game at new Atlantic Coast Conference member Pittsburgh.
The Seminoles' schedule was released by the ACC Monday and features home conference games with Maryland, North Carolina State, Miami and Syracuse. The home schedule is highlighted by a Nov. 2 visit by archrival Miami. Florida State also has nonconference home games against Idaho, Nevada and Bethune-Cookman, a Football Championship Subdivision member.
The marquee road games include Clemson on Oct.19 and Florida in the regular season finale Nov. 30. Florida State has an open date the week before visiting Clemson and also the weekend after the Monday night opener at Pitt.
Florida State went 12-2 in the 2012 season and finished 10th in The Associated Press final poll.
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NFL Agent Joe Linta comes in studio to talk about the incredible catch made by NY Giants rookie receiver Odell Beckham Jr., and then shares the biggest CT high school rivalry games this week with his Thanksgiving eating tips. Plus, Pam tries singing some Ed Kowalczyk to preview the Toy Drive, NY Governor Andrew Cuomo tells us about the dangers of floods, and the ugliest Christmas tree ever angers an entire Pennsylvania town.
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Phil's roommate Erica was in studio to nominate him for Loser of the Week, and to share the other side of the story from Phil's rant about the uncleaned basement last week. Also, comedian Rhys Darby from "Flight of the Conchords" was in studio, and Chef Jerry Reveron had Thanksgiving stuffin recipes to share.
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The SPH Office of Student Affairs welcomes Kathy Graham as its new career services manager
August 30, 2006 Kathy Graham CSM Starting August 7, 2006, Ms. Kathy Graham joined the SPH Office of Student Affairs staff as its new career services manager. In this position, Graham provides career development assistance for all SPH undergraduate and graduate students on resume and CV development, interviewing, job-searching, etc. Graham plans to further develop… Read more »
VISA no longer accepted for tuition payments
August 22, 2006 Effective August 28, 2006, the University Cashier will no longer accept VISA as a form of payment. We will continue to accept MasterCard and Diners Club cards online. In addition, we will accept online payments from checking accounts through Student Central. In the past, the University Cashier has accepted VISA and… Read more »
New course to teach beginning Spanish to U.S. health-care professionals
July 28, 2006 Help is on the way for health-care workers who don't know one word of Spanish but increasingly find themselves treating Latino patients. In North Carolina, a team of representatives from state government health agencies and higher education has started work on a language course designed especially for them: "!A su salud!… Read more »
Two alumni win prestigious management awards
July 20, 2006 The American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) recently awarded two prestigious awards to alumni of the School.Brian P. Schroeder (BSPH '00, MHA '02), business manager of Surgical Services at NorthEast Medical Center in Concord, N.C., and Matthew M. Womble (MHA '01), chief executive officer of Select Specialty Hospital in Durham, N.C.,… Read more »
Online learning opportunities
March 24, 2006 Core Public Health Concepts certificate offers students flexibility, perspective across five public health disciplines at www.sph.unc.edu/nciph/certificate Fall 2005 Core Public Health Concepts Certificate Program celebration The UNC School of Public Health's Certificate in Core Public Health Concepts, now in its sixth year, provides an opportunity for students anywhere in the world to… Read more »
Fighting Malaria in Malawi
March 24, 2006 UNC researchers work to improve malaria diagnosis and treatment; provide educational opportunities for Malawian epidemiology students Malawian women and children Malawian native Linda Kalilani said she had malaria so many times as a child that she lost count. The 28- year-old doctoral student in epidemiology at UNC's School of Public Health… Read more »
Erasing borders, forging ties
March 24, 2006 UNC committed to improving public health in Vietnam, world A mother and children in Mekong Delta The spread of HIV/AIDS, the emergence of bird flu, the threat of pandemic — these are just a few of the public health crises facing Vietnam and its neighbors. Nhiem Viet Luong of Vietnam's Thai… Read more »
Distance education DrPH
March 24, 2006 Nation's first distance education DrPH keeps leaders at work while earning doctorate Dr. Ned Brooks teaches a DrPH class via videoconferencing A year ago, Joe Ichter faced a perplexing problem. The assistant director for the Center for Community Partnerships in Albuquerque, New Mexico was doing important work with one of the… Read more »
Two doctoral students honored for child development research
September 13, 2005 Two UNC doctoral students have received James J. Gallagher Dissertation Awards of $1,500 each for their research on policies that affect children and families.Kimberly Cobb, of the department of maternal and child health in the School of Public Health, studies newborn screening in North Carolina and how information from screenings are relayed… Read more »
2004 North Carolina Public Health Association meeting slated for August 25-27 in New Bern
August 03, 2004 Each year, the North Carolina Public Health Association offers an opportunity for public health practitioners throughout North Carolina to come together for three days of education, peer exchange, peer recognition, camaraderie, and the latest in technology, goods and services.This year's meeting, titled "Promoting Healthy Lifestyles & Preventing Illness," will take place August… Read more »
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British town council votes to ban all Israeli goods, in defiance of Labor policy
IDF official: 3 months after Gaza war Hamas still rehabilitating military hierarchy
EU Representative: Time running short on Gaza reconstruction
Netanyahu: There is an effort to undermine the Jews' right to their own state
South Africa's Zuma welcomes Abbas, says Israeli settlements undermining 2-state solution
Widow of slain rabbi blames internal haredi discord for Jerusalem synagogue terror attack
Green groups demand environment minister
What's important is to stay on the wheel, Rivlin tells Czech Prime Minister
Bill banning free plastic bags to be shelved
Infant mortality rates higher in Arab population
Smartphones are keeping your children awake
Hookah smokers are inhaling benzene
Effective drugs for carriers of hepatitis C not included in health basket
Tech Talk: The best keyboard apps available for smartphones
Elbit Systems developing bus with supercapacitator fast-charging system
Zion Tech: Israeli start up Dogiz helps dogs and owners socialize
Zion Tech: Our Israeli start-up of the week aims to make air pollution visible
5th annual Hullegeb Festival celebrates Ethiopian culture
A man of leisure
Israel enters the world of pro cycling
Grapevine: Anniversary of the passing of founding PM David Ben-Gurion
Maccabi Tel Aviv on a roll as unbeaten CSKA comes to town
Another back-breaking loss for Jerusalem
Ga'ash, ESRA team up for golf tournament
Casspi making best of second stint as a King
Orthodox leaders condemn US rabbi for anti-Arab rhetoric
US haredim seek to share kollels' 'burden'
Polish town plans to turn Jewish cemetery into apartment complex
Divided US Jews largely silent on 'Jewish state bill'
South African court bans BDS protests inside Woolworths
Is the price of watermelons relevant to Iran's nuclear crisis?
ISIS says its flag will wave over Jerusalem, even if the Jews don't like it
Iranian Police: 200,000 people in the country are alcoholics
WATCH: Syrian child preacher says stop chasing half-naked women, look to your 72 virgins
Pope: Don't close door on dialogue with Islamic State
Awakening to our nightmare
'But is it good for the Jews?'
New opportunities for Israel in Europe
Home demolitions?
We aren't crying wolf
Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
Q&A with a Colombian lone soldier
European Press: Dividing line
Veterans: Keeping an ear out for change
Book Review: Written from his heart
This Week in Jerusalem
Who is your God?
Grapevine: Amazing place
A voice from India
Happily Eva After: When the going gets tough...
Grapevine: Reclaiming our heritage
Upscale dining in Neveh Tzedek
Obama: Helping terror go nuclear
On incitement, lots of talk but little action
To finally look behind the news
Recognizing Palestine – anomalies and ambiguities
A song for Cheshvan: 'The Eucalyptus Grove'
דְיוֹקְנְאוֹת תַרְבּוּת
מָה הַסִיפּוּר?
הָאַרְכִיוֹן שֶל רוֹמַן וִישְנִיָאק
Har Nof in flames
WATCH: Get-Taxi gets Jewish, with 'Shlep'
Putting children first
Genome of lowly centipede sequenced, adding a piece to puzzle of how life started on Earth
A creative twist on Italian in the heart of Tel Aviv
'Game of Thrones', 'Breaking Bad' director MacLaren to oversee Gal Gadot in 'Wonder Woman'
Tempête au sein de la coalition
Crise de confiance
Qui prendra la relève de Mahmoud Abbas ?
Arafat, Abbas, même combat ?
Rétrospective en noir et blanc pour la ville d'Or
L'unité : notre seule planche de salut
Daniel Oren, maestro d'Israël, d'Italie et d'ailleurs !
Nos plus belles années ?
Le pot de chocolat liégeois par qui le scandale arrive
Le dernier kibboutz
La course aux étoiles
Les mordus du français
On n'invite pas un pyromane à éteindre un incendie
Tuer l'EI dans l'œuf
Le mont du Temple et la guerre sainte de l'islam
Les attentats du lundi 10 novembre vus par la presse française
L'Europe, nouvelle alliée d'Abbas ?
Ces enseignants-éclaireurs
Christian priest speaks out strongly in favor of Jewish state law
Hispanic Evangelicals among Israel's greatest supporters
Christians United for Israel Chairman John Hagee says Obama is anti-Semitic
Temple Mount: Common ground between Jews and Christians
Pope Francis condemns Palestinian violence
KKL Belgium Donates Portable Bomb Shelter to Kiryat Gat
KKL-JNF Awards 2014 Blumberg Prize
Exploring the Ilanot Botanical Garden and the Vickar Observation Point
Cornerstone Laid for Sports Rehab Park at Meir Hospital
Mexican Politician and Business Leader Miguel Aleman Velasco Visits KKL-JNF in Jerusalem
International Conference in Sde Boker: Combating Desertification Together
Rehabilitation of the Lower Jordan: Bringing the River Back to Life
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
In his Footsteps: Heritage Excursions in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
KKL-JNF's Eyes in the Forest - The Horshim Forest Green Patrol
Israel Today and Tomorrow: KKL France Mission Visits Israel
Start-up Israel: KKL Italy November Mission Learns about Israel's Past and Future
KKL-JNF and Desert Agriculture Latin American Diplomats visit the Negev
A Successful Annual Fundraising Event for KKL Milan
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
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Iran and the bomb: The future of negotiations
Iranians push for Palestinian resistance at Jerusalem Day rally in Tehran
IAEA asks for 1 million euros to oversee Iran nuclear deal extension
US reviewing extension of Iran diplomacy after 'tangible progress'
Deadline looming, US engages Iran in unprecedented direct talks
Sanctions law poses obstacle in final diplomatic push with Iran
US will ask Iran to 'cease and desist' rocket shipments to Gaza
Congress suggests nuclear deal with Iran not sufficient without grand bargain
Ayatollah Khamenei calls for Iran to raise uranium enrichment capacity
Will the Islamic Republic face economic collapse?
US declines to meet Iran 'half way' in final diplomatic push over nuclear crisis
Israel should ensure West 'keeps eyes open' on Iran
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at NAM 390.
(photo credit:REUTERS)
Iran does not want nuclear weapons but if it did, no world power could prevent it from obtaining one, Iran's Supreme Leader said on Saturday, according to Iranian media.The United States and some of its Western allies suspect Iran may be trying to develop a nuclear weapons capability under the guise of a civilian atomic energy program, a charge Iran rejects.Iranian officials have said in the past that a religious decree by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei banning nuclear weapons is binding on the Islamic Republic, and Khamenei has repeatedly said Iran is not seeking an atomic bomb."We believe nuclear arms must be eliminated and we don't want to build nuclear arms," Khamenei said on Saturday morning, in comments published by the Iranian Students' News Agency (ISNA)."But if we did not believe this and decided to have nuclear arms, no power could stand in our way," he added.The United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany are due to meet Iran for talks in Kazakhstan on Feb. 26 to tackle a decade-old row that has already produced four rounds of UN sanctions against Iran.The Supreme Leader also slammed the US for hypocrisy over the nuclear issue, and vowed never to succumb to international pressure. "The contradiction between US words and actions indicate their lack of reason. They expect nations to bow before their illogical words, but Iranians would never give into their demands, because we have ability and authority."Separate talks between Iran and the UN nuclear watchdog agency this week failed to produce a deal on reviving an investigation into Iranian research that could be used to produce nuclear weapons.Israel, widely assumed to be the region's only nuclear-armed power, has said is ready to take military action to stop Iran developing a bomb, raising fears the standoff could escalate into a war.
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