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El-Sayed's position has two questionable points: first, the judgment that "Chinese research is mainly imitation" lacks public evidence and is in tension with his later acknowledgment that "the other side will eventually catch up"; second, the path to implementing an international treaty is not elaborated, and the difference in verifiability from the nuclear analogy is not addressed.
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