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Meanings of nnp in английском

русский
национальная партия
португальский
partido nacional
испанский
partido nacional
каталонский
nou partit nacional
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Former political party in South Africa.

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      национальная партия
      каталонский
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      Wikidata

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          Usage of nnp in английском
          1
          This defeat would signify the final nail in the NNP's coffin.
          The South African
          2
          As a result of the fierce losses, the NNP lost 21 National Assembly seats.
          The South African
          3
          The legislation also comes on the heels of attempts by the NNP and the ANC to forge a co-operation agreement.
          The Irish Times
          4
          In 2000, the DP officially merged with the NNP and Federal Alliance to form the Democratic Alliance (DA).
          The South African
          5
          On 9 April 2005, the NNP's Federal Council voted by 88 to 2 to disband.
          The South African
          6
          The gap that was left by the NNP's failure to renew was quickly filled by gains amongst the DP and ANC.
          The South African
          7
          The NNP secured only 1.65% of the votes, down from 6.87% in the previous election.
          The South African
          8
          The NNP fell even further in 2004, securing only 257,842 votes -1.65% of the national vote tally.
          The South African
          9
          While the NNP still retained its grip on the Western Cape, the DP's growth in the region led to a coalition between the two parties.
          The South African
          10
          The NNP only managed to secure 1,098,215 votes -6.87% of the national vote tally -losing 54 National Assembly seats.
          The South African
          11
          The NNP baseline survey using a strict definition of exclusive breastfeeding showed a rate of exclusive breastfeeding (12.8%) until six months of age.
          Pubmed