'How to Amsterdam' campaign: Anti- Alcohol, drugs and cannabis banners put up outside Central station.
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As described by Margaret's unauthorized biographer Craig Brown in Ninety-Nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret , Margaret's chauffeur, John Larkin, revealed that when he asked if she wanted her license plate transferred to new car, she confessed that the plate, PM 6450, referred to "an incident in [her] past best forgotten." She went on to clarify that she "wanted [a license plate] that doesn't mean anything." Larkin himself hypothesized that "PM" stood for Princess Margaret, and that "6450" translated to April 6, 1950
the El-Saieh Gallery in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, among other venues
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