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The Pentagon certified the continuation of the new Sentinel intercontinental ballistic nuclear missile today .
716 scientists, including ten Nobel laureates and 23 members of the National Academies , are calling for the program to be cancelled.
The Pentagon review of the Sentinel came after the projected cost of the project rose 37% , to $131 billion .
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