set gDates = [[], [0, "The Times, Feb 12, 1975", 0, "The Times, June 10, 1983", "The Times, Oct 13, 1984"], [0, "The Sun, Jan 27, 1982", 0, 0, "Sunday Times, Oct 28, 1984"], ["The Sun, March 20, 1984", "The Times, Sep 21, 1988", 0, "The Times, June 15, 1982", "The Times, Nov 17, 1988", "The Times, Sep 25, 1989"]]
set gName = getat(["Thatcher"],1)
@[]#MRS THATCHER WINS OUTRIGHT ##MRS THATCHER BACK WITH A LANDSLIDE#THATCHER DEFIES IRA BOMBERS@[]#3 MILLION UNEMPLOYED FURY###A MILLION NEW CAPITALISTS?@MAGGIE'S BATTLE OF BRITAIN STUNS EURO CHIEFS#THATCHER HITS 'IDENTIKIT' EUROPE UNION##CEASEFIRE AGREED IN THE FALKLANDS#AN EMOTIONAL WHITE HOUSE FINAL FAREWELL#FLASHES OF PASSION BETWEEN OLD FRIENDS
"I just don't think I'm right for it" - on being asked if she would like to lead her party in 1974#"Where there is discord, may we bring harmony." - quoting St Francis of Assisi, before entering No 10 Downing Street for the first time as prime minister in 1979#"U-turn if you want to. The lady is not for turning" - in response to criticisms of her policies (1980).#"Rejoice!" - announcing the recapture of South Georgia during the Falklands War#"I was asked whether I was trying to restore Victorian values. I said straight out I was. And I am." #"I don't mind how much my ministers talk - as long as they do what I say."#"There is no such thing as Society. There are individual men and women, and there are families." #"We are a grandmother" - on the birth of her first grandson, Michael#When Mrs Thaatcher was minister of education in the early Seventies she took the controversial decision to scrap free milk for schoolchildren. Protesters dubbed her "Thatcher, Thatcher, milk snatcher"#"It's a funny old world" - after advising the cabinet of her decision to resign in 1990#Thatcherism meant a blend of conservative beliefs like thrift and self-reliance with a commitment to free market forces in the economy. This necessitated curbing trade union power and encouraging private enterprise #On April 25, 1982, the commander of the British task force, confirmed that the most remote of the Falkland Islands had been recaptured by British marines: "Be pleased to inform Her Majesty that the white ensign flies beside the Union Jack in South Georgia. God save the Queen"
