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It says that the Liberals 'next placed so low at the Glasgow Central by-election, 1989'. However I wonder if it should be made clear it was the Liberal Democrats who finished 5th in Glasgow Central in 1989, following the merger of the Liberals and SDP. Apart from being more strictly correct, I think as it stands someone could think this is a reference to the continuing Liberal Party which contested by-elections around that time (but did not contest Glasgow Central). Dunarc (talk) 22:33, 23 June 2018 (UTC)Reply
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