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One of the purposes of this new system, beyond allowing researchers and scientists to talk to each other, was the creation of a communications network that the government hoped would be secure in case of nuclear or other emergency. 訳をお願いします。

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この新しいシステムの目的のひとつは、研究者や科学者が互いに 会話できるようにすることのほかに、核やその他の緊急時に政府が 安全であってほしいと願う通信網を確立することだった。

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