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Kirkcaldy

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Lewis Moonie
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4,779
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18,730
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3,031
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8,020
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0
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Kirkcaldy
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8,361
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17,246
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3,671
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8,561
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0
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Labour
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The Scottish town of Kirkcaldy on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, formerly both a coal port and a centre for the linoleum industry, now has a more diversified industrial economy. The constituency of this name also includes some smaller towns on the coast as well as some inland villages. There is a strong Labour tradition throughout the area, and although the Scottish Nationalists advanced to second place in the 1992 election, they have a long way to go to win a seat that Labour can fully expect to hold.
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1,717
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5.75
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9.03
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64
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1,004
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3.36
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11.17
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30
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1,938
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6.49
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11.25
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58
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3,912
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13.10
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14.70
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89
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1,584
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5.30
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10.45
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51
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240
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0.80
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2.81
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29
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4,648
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15.57
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8.01
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194
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6,551
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21.94
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15.25
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144
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2,572
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8.61
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7.13
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121
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5,694
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19.07
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10.17
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188
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