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SAPP

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SAPPSabah Progressive Party (Malaysia)
SAPPSerious Alternative People's Party (Netherlands Antilles)
SAPPSamoa All People's Party
SAPPSpecial Assignment Pay Plan (Canada)
SAPPSecurity, Accuracy, Propriety, and Policy
SAPPSpecial Aerodrome Pavement Program
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SAPP president Yong Teck Lee said the party would become independent and was not applying to join Anwar's three-member Pakatan Rakyat opposition alliance, but he launched a withering attack on the government.
Malaysian party quits coalition, PM says may step down earlier by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
SAPP president Yong Teck Lee said the party would become independent and was not applying to join Anwar's three-member Pakatan Rakyat opposition alliance, but he launched a withering attack on the government.
Malaysian party quits coalition, PM says may step down earlier by AFP / AFP Global Edition
While the SAPP has only two members of parliament, there has been speculation the party's unprecedented move could trigger a wider revolt.
Malaysian PM calls crisis talks by Aljazeera.net
 
 
 
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