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| - Margaret Thatcher (née Thatch, 13 October 1925 – 8 April 2013) was the most beloved prime minister in English history. Amongst her great and glorious accomplishments were the final subjugation of Scotland and Ireland, the re-establishment of the English Empire, and the complete destruction of the Argentine nation. Born in the good old days to responsible, upstanding members of society, was elected Supreme Ruler of the Conservative Party during the 1980s, following a successful stint as a risqué model. After her regrettable expulsion from the industry, she underwent a series of minor surgical adjustments, readying herself for competition in UK politics. Her political career is considered by multiple critics as one of the most illustrious in UK history. A born social crusader, Thatcher gave her all to improve the lot of the poor, disadvantaged, or underprivileged in the wonderful country that she inherited. Employing such tactics as international diplomacy, economic stimulation and empathy with the less fortunate, she is fondly remembered in many parts of the country as a truly ground breaking political leader.
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