Carol Thatcher, daughter of British PM Margaret Thatcher visits Los Angeles
Carol Thatcher, daughter of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, on February 3, 1984, sits on a terrace enjoying the sunshine in Los Angeles. Thatcher is in the city to co-host the "Watch Your Money" program on radio station KIEV. (UPI Photo/Michael Jacobs/Files)
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