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Significats de popular unity en anglès

espanyol
partido unidad popular
català
unitat popular
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Political party in Ecuador.

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народное единство
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unidade popular
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λαϊκή ενότητα
espanyol
λαϊκή ενότητα

Political party in Greece.

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Examples for "mup"
Examples for "mup"
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MUPS are associated with high medical consumption, significant disabilities and psychiatric morbidity.
Pubmed
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The improved results for MUP suggest that these patients deserve aggressive therapy.
Pubmed
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However, at individual recording sites the size of consecutively recruited MUPs varied considerably.
Pubmed
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The recent news that MUP implementation may be fast-tracked has been met with much negativity.
The Irish Times
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A roadblock of MUP forces were waiting on top of the bridge, fingering their weapons.
The fracture zone: my return to the balkans
Ús de popular unity en anglès
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Former Deputy Finance Minister Nadia Valavani joined Popular Unity on Friday.
Reuters
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One small faction within the group has even suggested it might join the breakaway far-left Popular Unity, Syriza officials say.
Reuters
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Lapavitsas, the professor, acknowledges that Popular Unity has a long road ahead and its work cut out to win public trust.
Reuters
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The march, called by the Basques' Popular Unity party, demanded that jailed pro-independence guerrillas' be transferred to prisons in their home region.
Wired
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The only other explicitly pro-independence grouping, the radical left Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP), took 8 per cent of the vote.
The Irish Times
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Arran, the youth wing of the radical pro-independence political party CUP ( Popular Unity Candidacy), has claimed responsibility for the anti-tourism campaign.
News.com.au
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Corbyn was in Santiago, he has said, when "the great" Salvador Allende and his Popular Unity party were readying for power.
Reuters
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Ms Gabriel is a member of the left-wing separatist party Popular Unity (CUP) and is reported to be in Geneva with other party members.
BBC