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NNP
(redirected from New Nationalist Party)

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NNPNeonatal Nurse Practitioner
NNPNew National Party
NNPNet National Product
NNPNorman Network Protection (data security)
NNPNational Nutrition Program (UK)
NNPNew Nationalist Party (Great Britain)
NNPNeural Network Processor
NNPNo Needed Parts
NNPNeue Nationale Partei
NNPNorthwest Novelty Products (founded in 1998, sells advertising specialties and promotional products)
NNPNice Nil Partner (spades)
NNPNieuwe Nationale Party
NNPNoise Normalized Power
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Last year's BNP candidate Sharon Ebanks stood again last night as a New Nationalist Party candidate and polled just 171 votes.
Voters turn their backs on far right; LOCAL ELECTIONS 2007 by Birmingham Mail (England)
But it may well have blown its chances after an unseemly split with local campaigner Sharon Ebanks and her colleague Keith Axon, who have launched their own New Nationalist Party.
North City News: Tories targeting Labour bastions; BIRMINGHAM ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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