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UWP
(redirected from United Workers Party)

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UWPUniversity of Wisconsin - Parkside (Kenosha, WI)
UWPUniversity of Wisconsin - Platteville (Platteville, WI)
UWPUnited Workers Party (Dominican Republic)
UWPUnited Workers Party
UWPUp with People
UWPUniversity of Wisconsin Press
UWPUWPlace (University of Waterloo)
UWPUnited Weight Puller (UKC title)
UWPUniversal Wiring Plan
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After he retired from active politics in 1996, his United Workers Party was in the wilderness for ten years.
Prime minister passes on by Caribbean Update
Former Prime Minister Sir John Compton, who had come out of retirement to lead the opposition United Workers Party, was the victor on election day, in a process the OAS described as "peaceful and without incident.
Observing democracy by Conaway, Janelle / Americas (English Edition)
United Workers Party leader Edison James said government should instead seek to take control from Venezuela over the tiny, nearby Isla de Aves, or Bird Island, to help lure ecotourists.
Resistance to Venezuela refinery by Caribbean Update
 
 
 
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