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Like that other 80s icon, Princess Diana, Thatcher's image was partly built on performing the right kind of femininity.

By then, roughly one-third of the total eventual length of the route was open and in use, and about another third was partly built.

But some schools were also lauded (by governments on both sides) for "rapid improvement" that was partly built on vocational qualifications counting as multiple GCSEs.

Its success with Windows was partly built on an all-out effort it made in the 1980s and '90s to get independent software companies to make Windows the primary operating system for which they wrote applications.

Snead had the most P.G.A. victories over all — 82, still a record — and he went on to win several more times on the senior tour, which was partly built on his popularity with the fans.

The United States was partly built on racial cleansing and slavery: racism, and racist violence, have long been a part of its social fabric, as have efforts to root out these evils and eradicate them.

The garden is still being landscaped, and a pool is partly built.

To connect it to tradition, the bridge will be partly built with local Istrian marble.

A Sheraton Hotel is partly built; the stadium tennis courts, dreaming of international tournaments, barely started.

A giant Ferrari theme park was added next to the track and a hotel is partly built over it.

Shenzen, whose extraordinary economic boom has been partly built on contempt for the environment, is now regarded within China as a place not to emulate.