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RoccoR5955

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Reply to cali (Reply #11)

Tue Apr 9, 2013, 09:50 AM

Apr 2013

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You see, it's under the Morning Edition for today. That's what I get when I copy the link, therefore, the best I can tell you, is to go to npr.org, go to the morning edition program, and look for the link to the sound of the article from today, and yesterday's All Things Considered, as well.

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Why am I hearing that Margaret Thatcher was the first woman to be prime minister? [View all] RoccoR5955 Apr 2013 OP

Presumably they mean of Great Britain? nt el_bryanto Apr 2013 #1

They said, RoccoR5955 Apr 2013 #8

India does not have Shankapotomus Apr 2013 #12

the UK has been a "great power" since before it was the UK. Spider Jerusalem Apr 2013 #13

It must have been a generic reference to GB. "A" instead of "this." Just grammar. WinkyDink Apr 2013 #19

...of the UK. Iggo Apr 2013 #2

UK Prime Minister. n/t. TimberValley Apr 2013 #3

Golda Meir too, but really, when a woman becomes the first female US PRESIDENT CBGLuthier Apr 2013 #4

Then they should say---the first PM of Britain trumad Apr 2013 #5

Actually, she was the first female PM in Europe. cali Apr 2013 #9

Gee. I'm sorry RoccoR5955 Apr 2013 #6

Got a link? I have not heard that, I've heard 'of the UK' and 'of a European country' Bluenorthwest Apr 2013 #14

No, they didn't pokerfan Apr 2013 #18

I haven't heard that once. What they are saying is that she was the first PM cali Apr 2013 #7

Just go to NPR and this morning's Morning Edition. n/t RoccoR5955 Apr 2013 #10

Just give me a link to the exact quote cali Apr 2013 #11

Here: RoccoR5955 Apr 2013 #16

Nope. No claim that she was the first female PM cali Apr 2013 #20

This? pokerfan Apr 2013 #17

The first woman in England, not the world... arthritisR_US Apr 2013 #15