What does INSP stand for?

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International Nuclear Safety Program

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Another topic of interest in this issue of National Defense is the Department of Energy's International Nuclear Safety Program, which has focused, during the past seven years, on trying to improve the safety of 67 Soviet-designed nuclear power reactors in Central and Eastern Europe.

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