Margaret Thatcher's operation successful in London

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Jun. 19, 2009

Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher had a successful operation Friday to insert a pin in her broken arm, her son said. Mark Thatcher said he was delighted the operation had gone well, but that his 83-year-old mother would remain in a London...

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