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Reykjavik

['reikjәˏvi:k]
n.
雷克雅末(冰岛首都)

reykjavik

[ noun ]
the capital and chief port of Iceland on the southwestern coast of Iceland; buildings are heated by natural hot water
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Compounding the concern to U.S. allies is the memory of the 1986 summit in Reykjavik, when the Soviet leader caught then-President Reagan off guard by unveilling sweeping arms control proposals.
She was re-elected unopposed in 1984 and was host at the Reykjavik superpower summit in October 1986.
U.S. counterparts who sat across the table from him during the 1986 Reykjavik, Iceland, summit said he earned their respect.
The Reykjavik daily newspaper Morgunbladid recently published a poll showing the opposition Women's Alliance equal with the Independence Party, with each enjoying the support of about 30 percent of the electorate.
Elsewhere" and a dramatization of last year's superpower summit in Reykjavik, Iceland.
Some Europeans fret that the U.S. not only will seal an accord on intermediate-range missiles but also will agree to the 50% cut in intercontinental warheads discussed in last year's Reykjavik talks between Mr. Gorbachev and President Reagan.
In 1986, President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev opened two days of talks in Reykjavik, Iceland.
At a NSC meeting after the Reykjavik, Iceland, summit last October, Adm.
His invasion of Grenada, the bombing of Libya and even his walking away from an arms deal at Reykjavik have all won palpable support from the American people.
It goes beyond the peace rhetoric President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev have voiced at their summits in Geneva, Reykjavik and Washington.
Police said the three, who were not identified, were arrested Saturday night near Hafnarfjoerdur, about 12 miles south of Reykjavik, while allegedly drunk and speeding.
In its final advisory on Helene, the hurricane center reported Friday that the storm was southwest of Reykjavik, Iceland with top sustained winds near 70 mph.
Implicitly the Reykjavik summit and the "zero option" ask the European allies to take some responsibility for arms control.
In Reykjavik, Iceland, the following year, they rushed toward a disarmament pact, finding agreement on broad statements of principle.
Perhaps no single incident illustrated the nature of both participants and the dynamics of their relationship better than the Reykjavik summit in October 1986.
Reykjavik did set the stage for the treaty signed by Reagan and Gorbachev last December in Washington to eliminate all U.S. and Soviet intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
The Reykjavik summit produced what appeared to be a total repudiation of America's basic security posture by proposing the total abolition of ballistic missiles by 1996.
Reykjavik, by putting an end to such talk, has delivered a weighty blow to Europe's "peace movement."
French officials were among the most worried by the Reykjavik talks, and they say the latest revelations have only deepened their reluctance to follow the U.S. lead.
Donald T. Regan, who had a good view as White House chief of staff at both Geneva and Reykjavik, said after the Geneva summit that one meeting went awry when Reagan raised the issue of Soviet adventurism around the world.
And then something else happened at Reykjavik: Mr. Gorbachev moved toward accepting the president's "zero option" proposal calling for both superpowers to eliminate all their intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
The song's message, "Promise us tomorrow, and we'll build a better world for you," marked the 1987 Reykjavik Summit between former President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
The Reagan administration apparently is concerned that the Reykjavik summit and the Iran affair have badly shaken the Western Alliance.
At the last snap summit, in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 1986, the United States went prepared to negotiate the framework for a treaty reducing intermediate-range nuclear missiles.
This is not what most European governments have been telling the U.S. government in private since Reykjavik.
Bryan Brumley, a national security writer based in Washington, has covered the summits in Reykjavik, Washington and Moscow, and was an Associated Press correspondent in Moscow in 1981-82.
During the Reykjavik summit, Reagan and Gorbachev discussed banning long-range nuclear missiles.
After engine repairs in Greenland, Christopher took the controls again for the flight to Reykjavik, then on to Glasgow, Scotland, where they stayed Wednesday night before the final leg to Paris.
Now, with the vast experience of Geneva, Reykjavik, Washington and Moscow and backed up by their achievements, we are in duty bound to display still greater determination and consistency.
Iceland's flag carrier said it plans to use the twinjets on its routes from Reykjavik to New York City, Orlando, Fla., and various European cities.

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