Obama to allow Russian visit at U.S. Nuclear site.
I don't
I personally don;t have any - if you are talking nukes of course
I'm sure they'll stash the super-secret stuff under the couch.
Or is that just me when my parents are coming over?
Guess they can just go to Wiki and find them.
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