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This week the ladies of Bombshell return to regularly scheduled programming, re-introducing ourselves with our new Bombshell questions including everyone\'s favorite bars and least favorite books. Next we turn to our old friends Afghanistan and North Korea (wondering if we\'ll ever get a public debate on either), before wonking out to the Nuclear Posture Review and State of the Union address. Also, if you PT three times per day but don\'t log it in Strava does it even count, bro? Finally, a dazzling potpourri of pop-culture - even Radha weighs in.
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David D. Kirkpatrick, \\u201cSecret Alliance: Israel Carriers Out Airstrikes in Egypt, With Cairo\\u2019s O.K.,\\u201d\\xa0New York Times
Max Fisher, \\u201cIn Afghanistan\\u2019s Unwinnable War, What\\u2019s the Best Loss to Hope For?,\\u201d\\xa0New York Times
Mia Bloom,\\xa0January 27 Twitter status\\xa0
Thomas Gibbons-Neff, \\u201cTraining Quick and Staffing Unfinished, Army Units Brace for Surging Taliban,\\u201d\\xa0New York Times
Steve Inskeep, \\u201cU.S. Military Auditor Suggests The Afghan War Is Still At A Stalemate,\\u201d\\xa0NPR
Anna Fifield, \\u201cNorth Koreans have tasted freedom through the markets. Sanctions could put that at risk.,\\u201d\\xa0Washington Post
Victor Cha, \\u201cVictor Cha: Giving North Korea a \\u2018bloody nose\\u2019 carries a huge risk to Americans,\\u201d\\xa0Washington Post
David Nakamura,\\xa0February 1 Twitter status
James Acton, \\u201cCommand and Control in the Nuclear Posture Review: Right Problem, Wrong Solution,\\u201d\\xa0War on the Rocks
Patrick Tucker, \\u201cNo, the US Won\\u2019t Respond to A Cyber Attack with Nukes,\\u201d\\xa0Defense One
Patrick Tucker, \\u201cStrava\\u2019s Just the Start: The US Military\\u2019s Losing War Against Data Leakage,\\u201d\\xa0Defense\\xa0One\\xa0
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