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Will Mrs Thatcher still be alive at the end of 2008?
Current forecast: 95% chance 
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43%
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 95% likely to happen (up 43% in last 1 day)
The 82 year old ex prime minister has suffered strokes in the past and has recently been in hospital for "tests". http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7284697.stm
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Created Sat 8th Mar 3:11am PST by lesley
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score: 10
Glasgow Herald 1 day ago
A play which starts with the death of former Tory prime minister Margaret Thatcher is set to open on a London stage to mark the 25th anniversary of the miners' strike Maggie's End, which is sponsored by trade unions including the National Union
score: 10
Telegraph 1 day ago
repercussions of this could be, particularly in the north of England, where many communities were decimated during the Thatcher years. 'In the play, a former militant campaigner's sense of outrage over the betrayal brings him into conflict with his only
score: 10
Herald Sun 2 days ago
girlfriend is odds-on to be our first female PM, which means Tim will be our first . . . well, Denis Thatcher. The prospect of having the first First Bloke is a whole new bottle of hair colour for us, but it seems not a change we'll adapt to smoothly.
score: 10
Herald Sun 2 days ago
girlfriend is odds-on to be our first female PM, which means Tim will be our first . . . well, Denis Thatcher. The prospect of having the first First Bloke is a whole new bottle of hair colour for us, but it seems not a change we'll adapt to smoothly.
score: 10
The Times South Africa 4 days ago
British mercenary Simon Mann, jailed for 34 years for leading an abortive coup in Equatorial Guinea, has undergone a hernia operation, a prison source told AFP. 'Simon Mann had suffered a hernia for
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Get well soon Mrs T.
Come on guys? No more joking about the brigade. ok. :) I think we've made our collective point.
So, bottom line, HUBDUB has 'factions'. That's better than "no factions". HUBDUB appeals to the left, the right, and everyone in between. A fasinating mirror image of the societies it serves.
I really like that, hmmm, anti-death pool brigrade. sounds like a platform for some upandcoming presidential candidate. Barack could get a 5-pt bounce if he picks up on that one. :)
Hillary wouldn't touch it. She'll let the Generals decide. :)
Hmmmmmmmm
Bloody lefties........sort it out!
No. God bless Mrs Thatcher (or Maggie, as my grandmother used to call her).
Comments like yours, if they are to be made at all, should be reserved for brutal criminals - Che Guevara most obviously, Josef Stalin, and Saddam Hussein come to mind too.
Not for an honest lady who has devoted her life to leading her country in the direction she deemed best, through the democratic process. You can disagree with her ideals, perhaps, but she was (and is) a true patriot, dedicated to her country.
Can we envision where limitless moral boundaries deliver us? Haven't our forebears been clear in their nursery rhymes?
God Save the Queen, God Save Mrs. Thatcher, and God Save Hubdub!
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