DEMS


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AcronymDefinition
DEMSDuke Ellington Music Society
DEMSDifferential Electrochemical Mass Spectrometry
DEMSDefensively Equipped Merchant Ship
DEMSDigital Electronic Messaging Service
DEMSDeployment Management System
DEMSData Entry Management System
DEMSDiplôme d'Etat de Musique Supérieur (French: Music Advanced State Diploma)
DEMSDépannage Électroménager Services (French: Electronics Troubleshooting Services)
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But when they look at the opinion polls and their performances in elections since joining the coalition, there has been an almighty slump in popularity for the Lib Dems.
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In the former Lib Dem stronghold of Liverpool the Lib Dems are not even standing candidates in Central , Princes Park , Belle Vale and Everton Wards In the West Midlands former Lib Dem councillors of long standing are now fielding as Liberal Party candidates As the Lib Dems abandon their polices to be merely a prop for the Tory Party then both their voters and party workers are deserting in droves.
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Despite the worst cuts in living memory, imposed on the city by the Lib Dems and their Tory allies, there is some progress on many of the vacant sites left by the Lib Dem administration, from the Boot Estate to Stonebridge Cross.
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Overall, Labour are on 42 points, up 12 per cent on last year, the Tories on 26 per cent and the Lib Dems are down four on 10 per cent.
Lib Dems lose 70%
The Labour AM followed up his appeal for disaffected Lib Dems to join Labour with an attack on the party for its coalition with the Conservatives, saying it had "sacrificed some of their most important principles".
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