However, the direction of the significant interactions varied, with stronger peer influence effects in NI for some outcomes and stronger effects in Bogot for others
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Lord Linley and Lady Sarah were with her, and The Queen was kept fully informed throughout the night." Charles, then-the Prince of Wales, paid tribute to his "darling aunt" in a TV broadcast, during which he acknowledged that she "had such a dreadful time in the past few years with her awful illness and it was hard for, let alone her to bear it, but for all of us as well and particularly had such a wonderfully free spirit." "She loved life and lived it to the full and from that point of view it was even harder for everybody to witness this, and of course at this moment, all our hearts go out to all those people who also have relations who have suffered from strokes and they know only too well the agony that people have to go through." He also recalled his aunt's smoking, admitting that one of his "fondest memories" of Margaret was her "sitting at the piano playing away with a large, very elegant cigarette holder in her mouth." Reunited with her beloved father The date of Margaret's funeral, February 15, coincided with the 50th anniversary of her father's funeral
She also said that the building corridors are littered with cigarette butts and that the nicotine smell is stronger than ever before
