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1.прокаливать; форсировать ядерный реактор; загружать; свежее топливоspike a reactor — вводить свежее ядерное топливо; форсировать ЯР
2.введение радиоактивного индикатора; введение метки; метка; выброс; всплеск; возмущённая область; область возмущения; пикspike magnitude — величина выброса; величина пика
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