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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The National Nuclear Security Administration delayed a choice about whether to use government or commercially developed uranium enrichment technology for defense needs by nearly a year because the government alternative is not yet mature enough to compete, an agency official said here Wednesday. “That’s one of the reasons, not the only, but one of the reasons,” Michael Thompson, the agency’s assistant deputy administrator for major modernization programs said in a question and answer session here at the…
