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Meanings of scottish independence movement in English

Russian
независимость шотландии
Portuguese
independência da escócia
Spanish
independentismo escoces
Catalan
independentisme escocès
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Scottish political movement.

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        независимость шотландии
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        Examples for "scottish independence"
        Examples for "scottish independence"
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        Major says a Brexit vote would mean a second Scottish independence referendum.
        The Guardian
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        Thousands of people have marched through Edinburgh in support of Scottish independence.
        Radio NZ
        3
        For some people the question of Scottish independence has crept up unannounced.
        The Irish Times
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        A rally is being held in Cardiff in support of Scottish independence.
        BBC
        5
        The most famous of these conflicts were the Wars of Scottish Independence.
        BBC
        1
        But the independence of Scotland was not to be trodden out in a single campaign.
        A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the E...
        2
        They fought in the wars of Bruce and Baliol, which ended in the independence of Scotland.
        James Nasmyth, Engineer: An Autobiography
        3
        In 1327, the independence of Scotland was acknowledged.
        Ontario Teachers' Manuals: History
        4
        Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond said he wanted any televised debate over the independence of Scotland to be with UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
        BBC
        5
        How, against the perfidious ambition, the force in war, and the purchasing powers of Henry VIII., was James to preserve the national independence of Scotland?
        A Short History of Scotland
        Usage of scottish independence movement in English
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        According to the Scottish independence movement, high streets scarred by empty shops are reason enough to break away from Westminster's political dominance.
        The Guardian