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Not that there is any wide agreement on what effect an effort to create a missile defense might have.

Beijing understandably sees a threat in an ambitious American push to create a missile shield that would exclude it while covering Japan and Taiwan.

Mr. Putin's public remarks here, made after a two-hour meeting with the Italian prime minister, Giuliano Amato, were aimed at swaying international opinion on arms control, and in particular at exploiting European fears that the United States is embarked on a risky course to refashion the ABM treaty to create a missile defense system aimed at protecting itself.

A giant meteor wiped out 90percentt of life on earth 65 million years ago because the dinosaurs didn't collectively create a missile shield to deflect the meteor.

He's expected to be challenged by fellow leaders on his proposal to create a missile defense system, which critics charge will undercut the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty, and about his decision to not support the Kyoto Protocol, which calls on industrial nations to take specific steps against global warming.

Even assuming that the technology at issue was shown to work (hardly a detail), the costs of creating a missile shield for Asia would outweigh the benefits.

The rocket, intended to be used in creating a missile defense system, was made of three stages from Minuteman II missiles, including one built in 1966, a base spokesman said.

Among the weapons the Pentagon is considering selling to Taiwan are four Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyers equipped with Aegis air defense radars that would help Taiwan toward creating a missile defense system.

President Dmitri A. Medvedev chided the West for paternalism in a foreign policy speech in which he criticized the United States and Western Europe for creating a missile defense shield and for recognizing Kosovo's independence.

In a serious setback to plans for creating a missile defense system to protect the United States, a missile fired from the Marshall Islands in the Pacific failed to hit a mock warhead fired earlier from a California air base thousands of miles away, the Pentagon announced tonight.

He did not rule out creating a missile defense based at sea or in space, which would prove even more unsettling to the Russians than the limited system the Clinton administration is considering and would certainly require abrogation of the A.B.M. treaty.