independence campaign and the labour party in scotland is replaced by the snp as the dominant force in scottish politics. i snp as the dominant force in scottish politics. snp as the dominant force in scottish politics. i put a couple of uuotes to scottish politics. i put a couple of quotes to you. scottish politics. i put a couple of quotes to you, let scottish politics. i put a couple of quotes to you, let me scottish politics. i put a couple of quotes to you, let me give - scottish politics. i put a couple of quotes to you, let me give you i quotes to you, let me give you another one. this is from nicola sturgeon. 0ne another one. this is from nicola sturgeon. one of the differences between me and alex salmond is that i have never tried to pretend that i am infallible. am infallible. well, i think nicola was fallible am infallible. well, i think nicola was fallible in am infallible. well, i think nicola was fallible in that am infallible. well, i think nicola was falli
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the i think that just learning from the chernobyl experience, the wind blew in the direction at toward belarus, but that was next door to it. door to it. i think we re separated by an ocean and it would have to be quite minimal if i had to guess. what about our food chain? what impact would it have on the food chain? can it contaminate someone else what s going on over there? that s the most important question actually. most of the one of the most prevalent radio isotopes, elements that are produced by figures reaction is radioiodine. the reason for that is that it is atomic number such that it s half of the atomic number of the uranium, 235, and therefore if products contain a lot of iodine 131. iodine 131 could potentially if it goes into the food chain like what happened in chernobyl could
wind blew in the direction at the time of the accident next door to it. i think we re separated by an ocean and it would have to be quite minimal if i had to guess. what about our food chain? what impact would it have on the food chain? can it contaminate someone else what s going on over there? that s the most important question actually. most of the one of the most prevalent elements that are produced by reaction is radio iodine. the reason for that is that it is atomic number such that it s half of the atomic number of the uranium, 235, and therefore if products contain a lot of iodine 131. iodine 131 could potentially if it goes into the food chain like