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Margaret Thatcher


The Irish Republican Army attempted to assassinate Margaret Thatcher by bombing a hotel where she was staying in Brighton.
   British Prime Minister 1979-1990; "Iron Lady" who reigned in the welfare state & introduced market reforms that reversed Britain’s economic decline (b. 1925)
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  • The Irish Republican Army attempted to assassinate Margaret Thatcher by bombing a hotel where she was staying in Brighton.
  • General Zia was invited to meet President Ronald Reagan at the White House and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at 10 Downing Street.
    Malala Yousafzai  --  I Am Malala
  • That year my language arts teacher, who looked very much like Margaret Thatcher, asked the class to memorize and recite a poem of our choice.
    Kaye Gibbons  --  My Mother, Literature, and a Life Split Neatly into Two Halves
  • But that had been during the Soviet war, Tariq said, the days of jihad and worldwide interest and generous funding and visits from Margaret Thatcher.
    Khaled Hosseini  --  A Thousand Splendid Suns

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  • Is it too Margaret Thatcher?
    Jodi Picoult  --  Nineteen Minutes
  • This was mainly because British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was adamantly opposed.
    Nelson Mandela  --  Long Walk to Freedom
  • "Margaret Thatcher was a lot better," I heard one executive say to another as they headed for the door.
    Eric Schlosser  --  Fast Food Nation
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