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Thatcher’s final portrait to be auctioned

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By Emily Smith
| AOL UK Verified
Margaret Thatcher’s final portrait is expected to fetch up to £400 at auction. Titled The Reflection Portrait, the photograph was taken in the main drawing room at the late prime minister’s home in Chester Square, Belgravia. Taken by Alistair Morrison, it shows the Iron Lady dressed in burgundy and wearing a set of pearls and a silver brooch and is expected to fetch between £200 and £400 when it goes under the hammer on Oct 29.
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Free Chaldean Numerology Calculator - Discover Your Destiny Numbers

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By Emily Smith
| Kompasiana Verified
Have you ever looked at a clock exactly at 11:11 and felt a little shiver? Or maybe you have a favorite number that seems to bring you good luck? For thousands of years, people have believed that numbers are more than just tools for counting. They think numbers hold a secret power, a special vibration that can tell us about our lives, our personalities, and our future. This amazing study is called numerology.
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“Week in review,” by Suzanna Murawski

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By James Nuechterlein, Emily Smith, Douglas Murray, Pat Rogers
| The New Criterion Verified
Recent stories of note: “Lines of Insight” Stephen Smith, Literary Review Piet Mondrian is known, of course, for his red, yellow, and blue. And after he made the switch from Post-Impressionism to De Stijl, he apparently stuck to his guns: during the Blitz, when friends told him to flee London and head to the country, he replied, “It is too green.” A new biography tells the story of the idiosyncratic artist whose life, unlike Van Gogh or Caravaggio, has yet to capture the public imagination.
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