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Review: The Downing Street YearsUser Review - Jonathan - GoodreadsAdmired. I believe that without her, our country wouldn't be what it is today- and I don't know where we'd be. It was Arthur Scargill that ruined the mining industry. She had an active and major part in ending the Cold War, and reversed our post-war downturn. Goodbye MT. Read full review Review: The Downing Street YearsUser Review - Damselindistress - GoodreadsI loved her dearly but she turned into a rather heartless beast in the end. Comparing her early career with what came later one wonders how two such women could live in the same body. Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesaccept administration agreed already American announced Argentine Argentinians billion BL’s Britain British budget Cabinet campaign Cecil Parkinson cent Chequers clear Community Conservative Council course deal decided decision defence difficult diplomatic discussed Downing Street economic effect election European fact Falklands foreign Francis Pym Geoffrey Government’s Haig heads of government Helmut Schmidt Hong Kong House of Commons Ian Gow important increase industry inflation interest rates islands issue Jim Callaghan Jim Prior John Nott Keith Joseph knew Labour later leaders manifesto meeting military missiles monetary negotiations never Norman Tebbit nuclear Party Peter Carrington plans political position President Reagan pressure Prime Minister problem programme proposals PSBR public expenditure public sector public spending question Secretary Soviet Union speech steel strategy strike summit talks task force told Tony Parsons took trade union Trident United wanted Wednesday Willie Whitelaw Bibliographic information
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