the msp 430 can address 15 address words.
3. how many address words can the msp 430 address?
15
bullet::::- 2009: john swinney msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 2008: nicola sturgeon msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 2007: john swinney msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 2006: tavish scott msp, liberal democrats





















































bullet::::- 2005: alex neil msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 2004: nicola sturgeon msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 2003: david mcletchie msp, conservative and unionist





















































bullet::::- 2002: david mcletchie msp, conservative and unionist





















































bullet::::- 2001: tommy sheridan msp, scottish socialist party





















































bullet::::- 2000: michael russell msp, scottish national party





















































bullet::::- 1999: frank mcaveety msp, labour





















































section::::winners.:the herald politics in business award.





















































bullet::::- 2018: murdo fraser msp, conservative and unionist
scottish politician of the year
the rules apply to kun'yomi (native japanese readings) of kanji in the jōyō kanji table; they do not apply to kanji outside the jōyō kanji table, or kanji without kun'yomi (with only on'yomi, chinese readings). the notification gives 7 general rules () and 2 rules for difficult cases () in the jōyō kanji table's word list attachment (). the first 2 rules (1 & 2) address words that conjugate, the next 3 rules (3–5) address words that do not conjugate, and the last 2 rules (6 & 7) address compound words. whenever there's doubt whether something is permissible use () or not, the general rule () is to be followed. in some cases, variations are permitted, when there is no danger of confusion; in other case, when there is danger of confusion, variations are not permitted.
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