How to pronounce “margaret thatcher” in English

Margaret Thatcher saying in 1969, I don't think there will be a woman prime minister in my lifetime-- any of these things.

Margaret Thatcher was always an enormous challenge.

or Margaret Thatcher or the Soviet Union or any of the things that many of us would consider fundamental.

It's the famous Margaret Thatcher quote, right?

This is Margaret Thatcher's final appearance before Parliament, and she said, "You would rather that the poor were poorer so long as the rich are less rich."

To paraphrase Margaret Thatcher, of all people, it's-- Margaret Thatcher said-- she meant it differently obviously, but she said, "There's no such thing as community.

So we have Margaret Thatcher in her "Iron Lady" speech.

And it stars Margaret Thatcher and Neil Kinnock, who was the Labour-- at the time.

Or when Margaret Thatcher was elected in Great Britain.

The UK had Margaret Thatcher, we've not had a female President.

And that is of course Margaret Thatcher.

All those have been privatized in the Margaret Thatcher-style privatization.

The two most successful postwar politicians are Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair.

You know what one of Margaret Thatcher's most famous statements?

Actually, her and Margaret Thatcher did not like each other in any way.

If I want you guys not to think about Margaret Thatcher right now, the worst thing I can do is go, hey, everybody, don't think about Margaret Thatcher, right?

Somebody else said, Margaret Thatcher clones, thousands of them millions, an army.

And that philosophy was summarized by a great predecessor of Margaret Thatcher.

His counterpart in Britain, Margaret Thatcher, I've read-- and is it true-- that she put on a performance of the parrot sketch?

In this country, Margaret Thatcher's leadership was very divisive, but people tended to respect her and take her at her own value.

The rhetoric, those of you who remember Margaret Thatcher, "There is no society, just individuals."

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The second era was an era defined by neoliberalism and it emerged with Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Regan in the early 1980s.

It’s called the Thatcher illusion because it was first demonstrated on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who wasn’t known for her smiles.

kind of sexual thrill I think and that's why they all love Margaret Thatcher because she was this kind of you know figure of authority and maybe a figure

Now you might think as, say, Ronald Reagan or Margaret Thatcher would have argued, that that might be worth it if that's the price of a more dynamic, more

testosterone I think uh there's some women of of course who are also high testosterone um Margaret Thatcher and

and again against, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, a very right-wing politician-- nevertheless, a politician who

And 25 years ago, not that long ago, Margaret Thatcher famously said that, "Anyone who thinks that there will be a black majority rule in South Africa

And I sat there, and Milton asked me what I knew about Margaret Thatcher.

There was big pressure all over the world: President Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, Mitterand; everybody was demanding from Soviet Union to release me.

This, by the way, is called the Thatcher illusion, because it was first demonstrated on former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who wasn't known for her smiles.

But the second I say it, even if you want to obey me, it's like somehow hard not to think about Margaret Thatcher,

This is 1980, when in this country there was Margaret Thatcher and there were a lot of inflation.

One that, for example, hit me because it kind of reminded of my childhood, was Margaret Thatcher, a very controversial figure.

So we really cared to feature also figures that-- I mean, personally and politically, I'm not aligned at all with Margaret Thatcher.

And obviously the door opens, and another favorite of mine, Margaret Thatcher, comes in.

There is almost always-- I mean, even the real life depictions you just listed, Benazir Bhutto, Indira Gandhi, I mean, Margaret Thatcher, there is

I remember when we came back from the Reykjavik Meeting, I was virtually summoned to the British Ambassador's residence to meet with Margaret Thatcher, who came over.