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Margaret
Margaret
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Simple sentences
Margaret, whose father you met last Sunday, is a very good tennis player.
I made up my mind to get married to Margaret.
The American anthropologist Margaret Mead once said that one should never underestimate what a small group of dedicated people can accomplish.
Margaret is called Meg for short.
Movie subtitles
The day Princess Margaret got engaged.
I got away with heading the conga line at Margaret's wedding, but I think nuns will expect a slightly more decorous father-daughter dance.
Margaret was wondering.
His Excellence, the Count von Schwarzenberg, is arranging a wild boar hunt.in the forests of his estate, in honor of the engagement of his daughter, Countess Margaret.to his nephew, Baron Waldis Schwarzenberg.
Listen, Margaret, something happened upstairs just now.
Are you all right, Margaret?
The Margaret.
All right. Hello, Margaret.
If you don't hurry, Margaret, we shan't get that compartment to ourselves.
You forget one very important thing, Margaret.
Margaret, my sweet.
No, it's quite all right, Margaret.
That's very wise of you, Margaret.
Lady Margaret, eh?
Good-bye, Margaret. I'll never forget you for this.
Tell him the minister is here. Margaret's been ready for an hour.
Then Margaret and I can get married?
If you go to New York and work hard at your business. and if you are successful. you can come back here and ask me for my Margaret.
Why, enough to go back and marry Margaret.
I can't go on like this without her knowing something about Margaret. and I haven't got the nerve to come out and tell her, that's all.
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks, Margaret. I'm glad to see you.
Margaret, look.
Hello, John, dear. Hello, Margaret.
You forgot one very important thing, Margaret. your husband would divorce you, no doubt.
I'll sing it if Mistress Margaret will take Marlowe's verses against me.
Why are you crying, Mistress Margaret?
Bacon as you leave the chamber bid Mistress Margaret Radcliffe come to me.
Oh, Margaret, how nice of you.
Oh, hello, Margaret.
Oh, Margaret.
It's sweet of you, Margaret, but I simply can't.
But, Margaret, I.
Margaret, honestly, I.
Come on, Margaret.
Oh, rot, Aunt Margaret.
Jane's howling for you in the kitchen, Margaret.
I saw Aunt Margaret.
Oh, going already, Margaret?
Margaret.
Good-bye, Margaret.
News and current affairs
The rot began during the 1980s, under Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.
Margaret Thatcher worked with Jacques Delors to forge the Single Market in 1986.
Widening inequality has been recorded in the United States (starting with Ronald Reagan's administration), the United Kingdom (starting with Margaret Thatcher), Russia during its privatization, and more recently in China and India.
After all, there is almost universal agreement that the crisis the world is facing today - and is likely to continue to face for years - is a result of the excesses of the deregulation movement begun under Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan 30 years ago.
Not until Margaret Thatcher broke their power was the country able to breathe freely and renew itself.
The West - mainly the Anglo-American part of it - had recovered some of its pride and nerve under US President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
His influence on Margaret Thatcher's government helped transform Britain from a post-industrial basket case dominated by class struggle into Europe's dominant economic power.
LONDON - Margaret Thatcher was Britain's greatest twentieth-century peacetime prime minister.
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher accurately foresaw the folly of a European monetary union.
Angela Merkel was recently reelected for a third term as German Chancellor; Britain's voters elected Margaret Thatcher three times as Prime Minister; and France has had a female prime minister.
But Putin has not become a disciple of Milton Friedman or Margaret Thatcher.
Sarkozy may want to be a combination of Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, but in symbolic terms he is also the Queen.
LONDON - In the United States, for people of a certain age, Margaret Thatcher was a superstar, and Americans have been surprised at the sharply divided views on display in the Britain that she governed for 11 years.
Today, it is difficult to imagine the mindset that prevailed before Margaret Thatcher came to power in the United Kingdom in 1979 and Ronald Reagan in the United States in 1981.
London - Thirty years ago this month, Margaret Thatcher came to power.
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, by advocating the 1986 Single European Act, sought to maximize those gains.
Perhaps what it requires most is a touch of Margaret Thatcher's policies of the 1980's, combined with Tony Blair's rhetoric of today.
In the mid-1980's, then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher successfully pushed the idea of an integrated internal market.
CAMBRIDGE - Thirty years ago Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher brought about a revolution in thinking and policy in both economics and foreign affairs.
When Margaret Thatcher became prime minister of Britain in 1979, she faced an economy with much more fundamental problems than those in the US.
But the dramatic policy changes in the US and Britain under Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher brought about such profound improvements that there is no going back.
Inspired by Friedman's ideas, Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and many other government leaders began to dismantle the government restrictions and regulations that had been built up over the preceding decades.
Indeed, she looks more like a Korean Margaret Thatcher - a lady not for turning, in Thatcher's famous phrase, and with clearly thought-through political principles animating her actions.
In the German media, references to Margaret Thatcher and Otto von Bismarck abound, with Merkel hailed as an Iron Lady, even an Iron Chancellor.
The Chilean military strongman Augusto Pinochet, for example, imposed his own version of capitalism with an iron fist, and, though Margaret Thatcher and Friedrich von Hayek admired him, hardly anyone reveres him today.
Italy now looks as unsettled and decrepit as Britain did when Margaret Thatcher assumed power 24 years ago.
Clinton and Blair - who came to power after that other odd Anglo-American couple, Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, had started to tear at the fabric of social democracy - made compromises of which Attlee would not have dreamed.
Will the political winds shift to reinvigorate economic liberalization, with politicians reminiscent of Britain's Margaret Thatcher or the US's Ronald Reagan coming to the fore, breathing the fire of change?
In December 1992, Margaret Thatcher suggested in a speech in the House of Lords that, if all went well, Hong Kong could have universal suffrage by 2007.