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SNP

[¦es¦en′pē]
(genetics)
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Moreover, there is a panoramatic projection, for which a special SNP story about two young brothers was filmed.
The SNP hasn't had a meaningful leadership contest since 2004, when the Scottish Parliament was new, Scotland was painted deep Labour red and the nationalists remained a somewhat awkward, fringe concern.
The other SNP candidates are: Christian Allard, a French-born EU national, former MSP for North East Scotland, and current councillor on Aberdeen City Council; Aileen McLeod, former MSP for South Scotland and Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Minister; Heather Anderson, councillor for Tweeddale, and Alex Kerr, chair of Shettleston branch of SNP.
Councillor Gallacher dismissed the SNP's claims as "pathetic" and said she had been misquoted.
In Paisley, Labour emerged reeling from body blows, losing three seats to the SNP and one to the Tories.
He was critical to the transformation of the SNP from the fringe to the mainstream of Scottish politics.
"When the Tories inflicted the hated bedroom tax on the disabled, the SNP stood in their way.
"This summer the SNP will embark on a new initiative to build support for independence," Sturgeon said, to a standing ovation.
Crews on CalMac ferries in the RMT union are preparing an overtime ban from Wednesday followed by a 24-hour strike on Friday against the next wave of SNP privatisation.
"If the price of having a Labour government was having a deal or a coalition with the SNP - it's not going to happen."
Sir John said Mr Miliband's only route to 10 Downing Street involved a pact - whether in coalition or an informal and unacknowledged partnership - with the SNP, who he warned would subject the Labour leader to "a daily dose of political blackmail" pushing him "slowly but surely...
And it followed the launch of the SNP manifesto - in which the Scottish National Party pledged to ensure the North East gets a fairer share of spending on major infrastructure projects.
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