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VIENNA, Austria (AP) - A group of nations that export nuclear material on Thursday debated whether to give India access to nuclear fuel and technology — a decision crucial to finalizing a landmark U.S.-India deal lifting a ban on such sales.
The deal would reverse more than three decades of U.S. policy that has barred the sale of nuclear fuel and technology to India, a country that has not signed international nonproliferation accords and has tested nuclear weapons.
The International Atomic Energy Agency approved the deal earlier this month.
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