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What was the United States’ political concern regarding the outcome of the Manhattan Project?
There was concern that the atomic bomb would not be able to stop the war.
There was concern that the atomic bomb would be too destructive and difficult to control.
There was concern that Japan would successfully launch an atomic bomb before the United States did.
There was concern that using the atomic bomb against Japan would cause the United States to lose the respect of other nations.
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