There is also increasing demand from the most affluent shoppers.
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We have the largest, most affluent market in the world.
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The most affluent citizens live in spacious estates in clear skies.
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In the most affluent country in history, this is a disgrace.
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Yet even under that estimate, the most affluent make out best.
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This is why even Machado's most affluent characters remain, despite their
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"Even the most affluent communities in the US have a need."
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We're seeing retail struggles in all but the most affluent places.
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Of course, life in Maryland's most affluent neighborhood isn't all cherry blossoms.
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Ningbo, Zhejiang — major city in one of China's most affluent provinces. 5.
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A special delivery She lives in one of Detriot's most affluent suburbs.
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It is also seeking to create jobs beyond the most affluent London area.
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Gone are the days of arguing over etiquette in Maryland's most affluent neighborhood.
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Engineering graduates were the most affluent, earning a combined wealth of $25.8 billion.
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In France the most affluent and cultivated people support and love the cinema.
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It spanned two of the most affluent, democratic and regulated societies on earth.
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That would be sickening, especially as most affluent Americans benefit from subsidised health care.
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The real advantages will flow to large pass-throughs and the most affluent investors.
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"Most affluent kids get block building in their expensive nursery schools," Moskowitz told me.
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Signposts suggest it will end at one of the country's most affluent green enclaves.
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As a group, they're the most affluent and highly educated grandparents in American history.
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It also is easily distributed to taxpayers, as it affects only the most affluent.
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Ramallah is generally considered to be the most affluent and liberal of Palestinian cities.
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The eight most affluent areas Muro calls "superstar metros" display an even greater partisan tilt.
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Mitt Romney consistently did best among the most educated and most affluent Republican primary voters.
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And Democrats might have too many challengers successfully fund-raising in the most affluent districts.
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The Gonabadi dervishes are the most affluent and influential religious order among Iran's Sufi Muslims.
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" "I think this plan will bloat our deficit, favor the most affluent and mortgage our future.
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In North Scottsdale, one of the county's most affluent communities, waits were nowhere nearly as long.
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The metropolitan East Coast and coastal California are among the most affluent regions of the country.
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For years, Washington and its surrounding suburbs have been among the most affluent in the country.
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This is hardly a fitting picture for one of the most affluent societies in human history.
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The 2017 GOP tax cut delivers a disproportionate share of its benefits to the most affluent Americans.
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At $5,900, it's a steep price only the most affluent work-from-home computer users can afford.
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Beverly Hills, where Allen's former land sits, is one of the most affluent parts of Los Angeles.
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The most affluent and powerful parts of our society have too easy a time legally avoiding taxes.
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That will touch off annual required distributions for the most affluent, continuing into the 2030s and beyond.
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The 16th arrondissement, one of the most affluent areas of the city, had the most rapes overall.
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The 290th arrondissement, one of the most affluent areas of the city, had the most rapes overall.
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Ten years later, in 250, Democrats held 220 of the 22020 most affluent districts, and Republicans four.
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Because candidates for Spencer's district typically come from the most affluent neighborhoods, they fundraise in those same neighborhoods.
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To this end, the Democratic gains Tuesday came in many of the country's most affluent suburbs, communities Mrs.
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That goal is still important, but the most affluent want help with the more complicated aspects of wealth.
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"We have some of the most affluent wine buyers in the world here" in Palm Beach, he said.
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In some cases, banks have passed a portion of the extra costs on to their most affluent customers.
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A full ski outfit with gear costs several months worth of wages for even the most affluent local customer.
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A full ski outfit with gear costs several months worth of wages for even the most affluent local customer.
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Leading Republican politicians remain ideologically aligned with their most affluent constituents in support of lower taxes and smaller government.
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Kensington and Chelsea is one of the most affluent boroughs of London, home to many museums, galleries and embassies.
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A capital-gains tax cut for the most affluent Americans would be retroactive to the beginning of this year.
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At the same time, estate tax cuts or repeal would further expand the opportunities of the most affluent. 3.
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Each bowl costs 360 Yen, which is well over an average salary for someone in Shanghai, China's most affluent city.
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Sun Valley, Idaho plays home to The Gathering of the 1%, where the most affluent hobnobbing in the world happens.
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The Trump administration committed itself to tax-cutting goals that would overwhelmingly benefit the most affluent people in America. 3.
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Most taxpayers would receive a modest tax cut, but the biggest reductions — by far — would be for the most affluent.
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The things I've heard from even the most affluent and seemingly secure audiences of suburban women would break your heart.
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They are one of the most affluent and well-educated ethnic groups in the country, according to a new book.
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Last month, Warren released a "wealth tax" plan aimed at the most affluent Americans whose net worth exceeds $50 million.
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In January, Warren released a "wealth tax" plan aimed at the most affluent Americans whose net worth exceeds $50 million.
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Darien is one of the most affluent (median household income: $208,906) and homogeneous (94 percent white) communities in the country.
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Senate Republicans' Better Care Reconciliation Act contains many provisions that cut taxes on some of the most affluent households in America.
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Ohio's 12th District — the most affluent and highest educated in the state — encompasses Columbus suburbs, but also extends to rural areas.
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Ward 2150, in Northwest Washington, where much of the city's elite lives, is the most affluent of the city's eight wards.
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From Kondik: That said, Delaware is also the most affluent and educated county in Ohio, and it's also the fastest-growing.
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White liberal racial sympathy was, in turn, by far the strongest among the most affluent white liberals, as accompanying graphic illustrates.
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Their finding: Sometime around 2010, Canada snatched from the United States the distinction of having the world's most affluent middle class.
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The most affluent 270 percent paid a far lower average rate of 22019 percent, however, according to a Tax Policy Center analysis.
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With no end to negative rates in sight, frustrated Swiss banks are passing some of the pain to their most affluent customers.
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The crisis of unsolved shootings isn't confined to cash-strapped cities like Baltimore, but also hits some of America's most affluent metropolises.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Do you think that there's no reason to raise taxes on anyone, including the most affluent people in the country?
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But as they've increasingly flocked to the Republicans, Republican politicians have continued to promote tax cuts that disproportionately benefit the most affluent.
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That's good news for her in the Bay Area and the Northeastern corridor — two of the most affluent regions of the country.
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It is also one of the country's most affluent areas, with upscale restaurants and shops, and a few foreign embassies and consulates.
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Baker, the top elected official in one of the nation&aposs most affluent African-American-majority counties, was endorsed by former Maryland Gov.
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Tory voters in these seats are among the most affluent, better educated and ethnically diverse in London, all strong indicators of Remain sympathies.
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At the moment the most affluent 20% of Americans get 70% of the benefit from tax breaks for payments into a pension scheme.
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Latest developments • Told to leave: Evacuations in some of the area's most affluent neighborhoods near the Skirball Fire affected 2101,000 people, officials said.
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Sanders drew his support disproportionately from white voters, but Hillary Clinton did well among the oldest and most affluent cohorts of white Democrats.
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But for the most affluent beneficiaries — those with annual incomes exceeding about $160,000 — the premium is expected to be about $460 a month.
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Cooke and a number of other members of the Cooke dynasty built there, is one of Honolulu's most affluent and desirable places to live.
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The restaurant sits in Gulshan, one of Dhaka's most affluent neighborhoods, mere steps from many of the embassies that make up Dhaka's diplomatic enclave.
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In the most affluent schools, 7.5 percent of black boys had been given out-of-school suspensions, while 1.8 percent of white boys had.
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And, 53 percent of the poorest people in the study had secondhand smoke exposure - more than double the odds for the most affluent individuals.
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For all but the most affluent, modern families cannot sustainably absorb the costs of care without major disruption to their ability to contribute economically.
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Because the U.S. maintains the largest, most affluent market in the world, Chinese exporters would rather reduce prices than lose access to U.S. consumers.
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Major metropolitan areas that were already among the country's most affluent regions — like New York, Boston, Chicago and San Francisco — have pulled further away.
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You also write about retail death and how affordable malls are dying while only the fanciest among them in the most affluent places remain.
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By contrast, among the 20 states plus the District of Columbia that Clinton carried, 15 have an above-average share of those most affluent households.
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The high-end real estate market is suffering, with a glut of overbuilt and overpriced mansions in many of the country's most affluent ZIP codes.
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It has around 130 stores in and around Moscow, Russia's most affluent retail market, and a few in the second-biggest city of St Petersburg.
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Adults with annual household incomes of $30,000 or less are more than twice as likely to be non-book readers as the most affluent adults.
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While Hong Kong is one of the most affluent cities in the world, he says it's now in the throes of its own political upheaval.
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And unplanned pregnancy rates among women at or below the poverty level are more than five times as high as among the most affluent women.
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Living In Below 96th Street, a ribbon of greenery unfurls down the center of the avenue where many of the city's most affluent residents live.
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With the national debt where it is, we can ill afford to be giving more tax cuts like candy to the most affluent among us.
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Every year on January 26, Australia Day, huge numbers of people gather to celebrate living in one of the world's safest and most affluent countries.
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To mollify moderate Republicans, he is considering restoring some money to Medicaid or keeping a tax on the investment income of the most affluent Americans.
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With Mr. Lee's near perfect execution of the strategy, Singapore escaped its grinding poverty of 1965 to become one of the world's most affluent countries.
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So there was universal dismay but little surprise when jihadist gunmen attacked a hotel and office complex in one of Nairobi's most affluent districts on Tuesday.
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By contrast, only about one in 10 of the most affluent hearing aid users in the study reported a lot of trouble hearing with the devices.
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Police told the Tampa Bay Times that speeding is an ongoing issue on the waterfront boulevard that runs through one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods.
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Poorer states get as much as 75 percent of costs paid by the federal government, while the most affluent states get as little as 50 percent.
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Generally considered the most affluent section of Mount Vernon, a city that has struggled with poverty, crime and blight, Fleetwood is not easy to characterize broadly.
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The 2628th District — which includes a Twin Cities suburb that is one of the most affluent areas in the state — has long been a GOP stronghold.
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Voters in Alabama's cities and most affluent suburbs overwhelmingly rejected Mr. Moore's candidacy, an ominous sign for Republicans on the ballot next year in upscale districts.
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So there was universal dismay, but little surprise, when jihadist gunmen attacked a hotel and office complex in one of Nairobi's most affluent districts on January 15th.
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The founder and CEO of Avant Global, a business advisory used by the most affluent families and leaders around the world, connects the elite for a living.
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Luxembourg (22.5 points) Residents of Luxembourg are the most affluent and multilingual in Europe (255 percent speak English, and 290 percent speak at least two foreign languages).
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Since we were as young as the iGen is now, average life expectancy in America has risen more than five years, and higher for the most affluent.
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Cidade Jardim (or "Garden City") is among the most affluent neighborhoods in São Paulo, a city of about 12 million residents near the Atlantic coast of Brazil.
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"In one of the world's most prosperous countries and one of its most affluent cities, no one should be forced by circumstances to sleep on the streets."
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Asia's largest economy is expected to have the most affluent households in the world by 2021, according to a China luxury report by McKinsey & Company released last year.
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Instead, it is better understood as a tax cut bill for the most affluent, paid for by removing federally-funded health coverage from the poorest and most defenseless.
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The block, which housed some 600 people in about 120 apartments, is in a low-rent housing estate next to one of the most affluent areas of Britain.
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She's been in Congress for 2023 terms and represents one of the most affluent districts in the country, covering Manhattan's East Side and parts of Brooklyn and Queens.
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Men in the most affluent areas could expect to live nearly 10 years longer than those in the most deprived areas, and the gap was widening, it said.
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Unfortunately for our country, these well-financed districts are invariably located in our country's most affluent communities, whose housing costs preclude the enrollment of children raised in poverty.
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Rockcliffe Park Public School, a public elementary school located in one of Ottawa's most affluent neighborhoods, has a history of educating the children of high-profile political figures.
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A recent survey found that most affluent investors want their financial advisor or financial planner to have tax expertise and be able to guide in tax-efficient strategies.
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The Times also reported that the crime rates in two of London&aposs most affluent neighborhoods — Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea — have risen by 25 and 15%, respectively.
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DC, like most expensive central cities and their suburbs, currently takes a fundamentally defensive approach to land use aiming to "protect" the most affluent and expensive areas from change.
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A tax cut for the most affluent would also collide with the recent statement by Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, about the new administration's tax-overhaul plans.
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The Shabab remain a threat, however, relentlessly attacking several of the city's most affluent restaurants and hotels, including those along the white-sand beaches that are popular with families.
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America's wealth divide — a measure of the country's wealth held by the most affluent compared with the rest of the population — has grown substantially over the past few decades.
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Wrong. It turns out that the areas where opting out is most popular, at least in New York City, are also the most affluent and educationally competitive school districts.
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And like many of their compatriots, they brought their fortunes to Amman and built homes in one of the city's most affluent enclaves, with streets named Basra and Baghdad.
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In fact, one of the latest properties to go on the market via Harrods Estates is a two-floor penthouse in one of the most affluent areas in London.
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Technologies such as smart watches and other personal health tech is largely affordable by the most affluent of patients who can subsequently enjoy the benefits those technologies might provide.
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Even as recently as 1976, according to data from American National Election Studies, the most affluent voters, the top 5 percent, were solidly in the Republican camp, 77-23.
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Our neighborhood, once girded by forests of thornbushes and overrun with wild dogs and goats, was soon transformed into one of the city's most affluent pockets of real estate.
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The complaint stems from the Kushner Companies' 173 purchase of a 48-unit apartment building at 89 Hicks Street in Brooklyn Heights, one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods.
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Clinton's gains were concentrated among the most affluent and best-educated white voters, much as Mr. Trump's gains were concentrated among the lowest-income and least-educated white voters.
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On Friday, the Los Angeles Auto Show will open to the public for 10 days, attracting visitors from one of the world's most affluent and culturally influential metropolitan markets.
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Here's the full list: Back in March, PEOPLE exclusively premiered the trailer for the series' latest offering, and life in Maryland's most affluent neighborhood isn't all cherry blossoms this year.
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The most affluent section of Cheviot Hills is Monte Mar Vista, in its northern corner, bordered by the Hillcrest Country Club, Cheviot Hills Park and the Rancho Park Golf Course.
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They've gained die-hard fans, as well as critics who question how equitable the future of space travel would be if it is built by the world's most affluent people.
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Proposals to double the standard deduction, as the House of Representatives has put forward, would effectively negate the importance of these tax provisions for all but the most affluent taxpayers.
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But Ohio's 12th Congressional District is the most affluent and well-educated in the state, home to the kinds of voters Democrats have over-performed with in recent special elections.
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And 71 percent of the poorest hearing aid users in the study reported not receiving any hearing care services, compared with 58 percent of the most affluent hearing aid users.
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As chronicled in the 1971 book The Ladies of Llangollen: A Study in Romantic Friendship, Eleanor was the daughter of one of the most affluent aristocratic Catholic families in Ireland.
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But while cutting top tax rates might give the most affluent a larger share, the consequence can be that governments need to cut productivity-enhancing measures like infrastructure and education spending.
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According to the report, men living in Britain's most affluent areas could expect to live almost a decade longer than those in the most deprived areas — and the gap is widening.
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And they targeted not a bar or a club -- the kinds of venues fundamentalist Muslims rail against -- but a bakery in the city's Gulshan district, one of Dhaka's most affluent neighborhoods.
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Finally, it might be suggested that only envy can explain my preoccupation — and that of other commentators — with how generous the framework's business tax cuts are to the most affluent Americans.
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I lived in Park City, Utah, probably the most affluent city in the state, which is just 203 miles east of Salt Lake City, and home to the Sundance Film Festival.
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He lost that election but rallied with two other failed candidates to create a new political party, then he entered the 153 campaign for mayor of the city's most affluent borough.
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No responsible economist thinks that this package, including its giveaways to the most affluent, will somehow produce so much economic growth as to offset a $2.5 trillion hole in the budget.
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The G.O.P. is unlikely to retain these voters if most of the benefits from its tax cuts and other economic policies are seen to go to the party's most affluent supporters.
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Low-income households in Illinois pay about 743 cents in state and local taxes from every dollar of income, while the state's most affluent households pay about 733 cents per dollar.
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Low-income households in Illinois pay about 743 cents in state and local taxes from every dollar of income, while the state's most affluent households pay about 733 cents per dollar.
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Only the most affluent households can afford to pay out of pocket, and private long-term care insurance covers only about 7.4 million people, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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The affluent community, which is both a town and a village, is in New York&aposs Westchester County, an area that consistently sees various towns ranked among the country&aposs most affluent.
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Home to about 231,225 people, the informal settlement stands in sharp contrast to the city's most affluent residential neighborhoods with French-inspired architecture and clean, leafy streets just a short walk away.
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The new data reinforces anecdotal evidence that foreign buyers tend to focus on the most affluent neighborhoods, said Jane Londerville, a real estate professor at the University of Guelph in Southern Ontario.
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The tower, built in 1974 on the low-rent housing estate in North Kensington, sits in a part of west London surrounded by some of the most affluent areas of the capital.
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Still, it's quite obvious Acer made this to flex its engineering muscles, and not because anyone but the most affluent and hardcore would think this product was a logical and well-spent $8,2299.
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"Along a 30-mile stretch of coastline in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is a collection of blue-chip communities that are among the most affluent in America," the listing, by Sotheby's International Realty states.
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Among women, life expectancy ranged from 78.8 years in the most deprived areas to 86.7 years in the most affluent areas, and among men, it ranged from 74 to 83.8, the researchers found.
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I am extremely fortunate, as the costs of necessary therapy, dietary supplements, and other medical supplies can be enough to put even the most affluent in an unstable financial position without proper coverage.
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But it's duplicitous to expect to expand the game through the biggest multisport spectacle on the planet even as one of the game's most affluent and influential clubs refuses to expand its membership.
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He had been widely expected to declare his candidacy, and recent opinion polls make him the front-runner to win November's presidential election in one of Latin America's most affluent and stable countries.
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Men living in the poorest counties in the United States have a colorectal cancer death rate that is 35 percent higher than the rate for men living in the most affluent counties. 4.
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But if the situation turned around and we allowed more people to move to the most affluent areas, we would find that even as geographic concentration increased, opportunity and prosperity would be more widespread.
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In the 2014 election cycle, the top 0.01% of income earners, the most affluent portion of the notorious "1%," accounted for 29% of all political committee fundraising, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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NEW ORLEANS — Striding up the sidewalk of one of this city's most affluent neighborhoods on Monday evening, S. Scott Sewell seemed an unlikely figure to be attending a fund-raiser for Senator Ted Cruz.
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The journey takes us through some of the most affluent neighbourhoods of Israel, a world away from the living conditions in the West Bank, and, traffic aside, there are no further problems or delays.
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Under both bills, the foundation says, the richest 1 percent would receive 15 percent of all reduced taxes by 2027; the most affluent 20 percent would get more than the bottom 80 percent combined.
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In the most affluent four wards (median household income $5353,257), the turnout rate of registered voters was 30.83 percent; in the four poorest wards (median household income $49,520), the turnout rate was 22.99 percent.
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Those waters are believed to hold significant oil reserves, and the decision represented a drastic shift in policy on fossil fuels, an industry that has made Norway one of the world's most affluent countries.
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At one point, Detroit was home to the nation's "most affluent African-American population with the largest percentage of black homeowners and the highest comparative wages," according to David Goldberg of Wayne State University.
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One of the most remarkable places where this has taken root in recent decades is the Gulf region of the Arabian Peninsula, which has some of the most affluent populations in the Middle East.
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Today I fear we are heading in a similar direction, cutting taxes for the most affluent people and hoping that their philanthropy will help solve our problems, whether it is student debt or social infrastructure.
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And they targeted not a bar or a club -- the kinds of venues fundamentalist Muslims rail against -- but a bakery in the city's Gulshan district, one of Dhaka's most affluent neighborhoods and a diplomatic enclave.
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An analysis of the flat tax regime by economists Csaba Toth and Peter Virovacz has concluded that its biggest beneficiaries are the most affluent, childless taxpayers, although families with children also benefit to varying degrees.
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In the city's most affluent neighborhoods, a real estate boom promises the local elite and Americans the same architecture and lifestyle of San Diego, its immediate neighbor across the US border, for half the price.
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He became known as the Ninja Burglar, an elusive figure who stoked fears in some of Staten Island's most affluent neighborhoods by sneaking into homes, usually with his entire body covered, except for his eyes.
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As a result of tax giveaways, the deregulation of Wall Street, and other policies favoring the rich, we have seen enormous wealth redistributed upwards to the most affluent Americans over the last thirty-five years.
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The outage left some of the most impoverished and some of the most affluent people in the city alike stranded on high floors of apartment buildings without water, electricity, or elevator service for nearly a week.
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While watching this 3D reconstruction, it's important to remember, however, that these decadent dwellings were the homes of Pompeii's most affluent residents, and are not indicative of how most of Pompeii's citizens—and slaves— actually lived.
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He says he has too often seen the posse, in common with county chain gangs, deployed on high-visibility missions in the most affluent bits of the county, where Arpaio-voters are thickest on the ground.
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In other words, the countries that have historically been in the best position to offer assistance to refugees — the most affluent, most secure countries — became anxious that they could lose something by keeping their doors open.
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This year, for the first time, McKinsey & Company, the consulting firm, expects the number of Chinese millionaires to exceed that of any nation, while by 2021 it will have the most affluent households in the world.
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In the Senate this week, Republicans veered from their original approach and said they were discussing whether to keep a tax imposed by the Affordable Care Act on the investment income of the most affluent Americans.
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The fire that killed at least 71 people in a social block in one of London's most affluent areas in 2017 triggered outrage, with campaigners saying successive governments had neglected a growing shortage of adequate housing.
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That is the case, of course, because the Republican majority had already committed to spend the lion's share of the $1.5 trillion on subsidies for the most affluent, in the form of the TCJA's tax cuts.
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It's hard to watch a bunch of white dudes in one of the most affluent parts of the country, and possibly the world, cherry pick from ancient traditions and religions and claim they've found a new path.
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The government's MCMV mortgage program, which finances new home purchases at below-market interest rates, will now cover households with monthly incomes as high as 9,000 reais ($2,900), among the most affluent 5 percent of Brazilian families.
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He appeared to disavow two positions that appeal to free-market conservatives like the speaker — opposition to a minimum-wage increase and support for cutting the top rate of income tax paid by the most affluent Americans.
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As The New Republic reported last summer, even in America's most affluent cities, low-income families fall through the cracks in a system so broken that it fails to even document the rapid spread of housing insecurity.
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Four years after an ambitious expansion was proposed — an attempt to give Sydney an art museum to match its status as the most affluent and populous city in Australia — it still has not gotten off the ground.
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Only days after the election, the horrific spectacle of at least 80 people burned to death in a government tower block in one of the most affluent areas of West London became an unforgettable symbol of inequality.
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If we were serious about making public education a "powerful force for accelerating economic growth, reducing poverty and lifting middle-class living standards," we would fund all schools at the same level as our most affluent districts.
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Small retailers saw a big drop in revenue, and the hotel industry lost reservations following last Saturday's protests as rioters torched cars, vandalised cafes, looted shops and sprayed anti-Macron graffiti in some of Paris's most affluent districts.
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Small retailers saw a big drop in revenue, and the hotel industry lost reservations following last Saturday's protests as rioters torched cars, vandalized cafes, looted shops and sprayed anti-Macron graffiti in some of Paris's most affluent districts.
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Harris' most affluent fundraisers, spanning from Wall Street to Silicon Valley, have been receiving calls and emails from people close to top-tier candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and Sens.
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NYU's research also led to another interesting conclusion: Restaurants in the Upper East Side—despite being one of the most affluent zip codes in New York City, had the high percentage of rodents and roaches during the study period.
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And because the rich have lots more capital than do you or I, the benefits of the multitrillion-dollar business tax cuts proposed by the Trump administration's tax "framework" necessarily will be vacuumed up by the most affluent Americans.
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At the same time, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has said publicly that Trump-era tax reform will provide no net tax cut to the most affluent taxpayers; any benefit from rate cuts, he explained, will be offset by lost deductions.
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Gartner presented Raskin with the group's first "legislator of the year" award earlier this month at a town hall at the Kimpton Glover Park Hotel in one of the most affluent neighborhoods in Washington, DC, before a crowd of roughly 80.
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For once—and it is only once, for no other recession in American history boasts the same achievement—real wages rise and the incomes of the most affluent fall to a degree that has a "powerful impact on economic inequality".
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The researchers analyzed the data, which included 7.65 million deaths between 2001 and 2016, taking a close look at where each death occurred and disparities by community, noting which communities were the most affluent and which were the most deprived.
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The outlet noted that the party's decision over the weekend comes to the dismay of the country's powerful oil industry, and signals a potential end to an era that helped transform the nation into one of the world's most affluent.
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Only the most affluent zip codes quickly recovered from the Great Recession and went on to rack up significant job gains, while the economies of the country's most distressed communities continue to struggle, according to a new report released today.
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The district, which on average is better educated and wealthier than Georgia and the United States, includes some of the most affluent neighborhoods of Cobb County, northwest of downtown Atlanta, along with several Fulton County suburbs north of the city.
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"They were in touch with the West because of Syracuse," she noted, referring to an ancient city in Sicily, which the citizens of Tenea had colonized along with the citizens of Corinth, one of the most affluent cities of the Peloponnese.
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At the same time, the shabbiness of many of its adjacent residential areas is a stark contrast to parts of the city high on the Niagara Escarpment, or "the mountain" as it's known locally, which are among Canada's most affluent.
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My district, California's 15th Congressional District, is a perfect example: It is both one of the most diverse districts in the nation, with about 35% of our residents foreign-born, and also one of the most affluent districts in the nation.
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It's important to make clear that Paracelsus Recovery is a world away from the institutional vibes of the average rehab, and the experience of most people needing to access drug treatment services, even in the most affluent parts of the world.
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The short-term fears of an IPO wave flooding San Francisco with cash are overblown, but the long-term fears of the Bay Area failing to accommodate people and growing unaffordable to all but the most affluent — those fears are very real.
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Investigators trying to solve the murder of a Westchester County socialite on her family's 2750-acre horse farm have yet to unravel a killing that has captivated and mystified residents in one of the New York City region's most affluent and tranquil communities.
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Just 25 percent of people living below the federal poverty level saw a dentist in the previous year, compared to 22016 percent of the most affluent people in the study – people earning at least $44,680 for a single-person household in 2012.
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What he can do is shift economic activity around so that a larger share of the population ends up in jobs where they are providing services to the most affluent tier of consumers — the people whose taxes will fall the most under Trump.
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The life expectancy gap between the most affluent and most deprived girls and women in the UK rose from a difference of 20013 years in 22001 to 22016 in 25, according to a study published in the journal Lancet Public Health on Thursday.
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The June 14 fire at the high-rise, the Grenfell Tower, a neglected 24-story complex in one of London's most affluent boroughs, left at least 80 people dead and laid bare the class divisions in the heart of the British capital.
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This grotesque and massive transfer of wealth, from low-income and middle-class families to the most affluent people in our country, could be repeated on an even grander scale if the current budget bill passes and soon leads to tax reconciliation legislation.
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Mr. Assange moved into the embassy in Knightsbridge, one of the British capital's most affluent neighborhoods, after accusations of rape in Sweden, which he has described as a cover-up for an American effort to extradite him and try him on espionage charges.
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For years — long before recent ballot initiatives to legalize recreational marijuana gained traction in several states — marijuana has been a peculiar side interest for Rohrabacher, a congressman from a tony, and reliably red, district that includes some of Southern California's most affluent coastal communities.
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Yet some including myself have suggested that a premium ad-free subscription to Facebook could help ween it off maximizing data collection and engagement, though it might break Facebook's revenue machine by pulling the most affluent and desired users out of the ad targeting pool.
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"It may be the case that in the most recent birth cohorts, when only the most affluent people marry, there could be little change in health after getting married because the health of people who marry is already very good before marriage," Tumin explained.
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The Pew Research Center reports that other certain key demographic traits correlate with non-book reading, too, including income: Adults with annual household incomes of $30,000 or less are about three times as likely as the most affluent adults to be non-book readers.
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Every day in schools from the most affluent to the most under-resourced, educators are managing students who come to class with complex personal and educational needs and complex risk profiles -- students who threaten to hurt themselves and students who threaten to hurt others.
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Progressives don't see these proposals as being in competition with one another but as part of a larger effort to "reverse a trend of that has seen American wealth increasingly concentrated among its most affluent households," as CNN's Greg Krieg and Tami Luhby reported.
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To paraphrase Fitzgerald, the ownership of business capital and business capital income is what distinguishes the rich from you and me, and for this reason, the lion's share of the Trump framework's multitrillion-dollar business tax cuts cannot help but be captured by the most affluent Americans.
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Big City Last fall, a special investigator for the United Nations presented a report to the General Assembly on the global housing crisis, pointing out that a quarter of the world's urban population now live in "informal settlements" or encampments, increasingly in the most affluent countries.
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"More and more people want funky postwar design, pictures and decorative objects — and maybe one signature antique," said William Rouse, managing director of Chiswick Auctions, a suburban London salesroom that is aiming to capitalize on Christie's departure from South Kensington, one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods.
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This ensures that the most affluent inheritors pay the most, and giving each beneficiary a lifetime exclusion of $1 million to $2 million would encourage estates to distribute to more people, breaking themselves up into smaller pieces and more effectively combating entrenched dynamic wealth than the current tax.
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In the never-ending battle for riches, influence and cultural domination, Silicon Valley now has the upper hand over Washington, DC. The two metros have consistently been atop rankings of the most affluent urban areas in recent years, at least according to Census data on median household incomes.
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HV: One of the interesting things you mentioned was, when you talk about Joan Mitchell and you also said Helen Frankenthaler might be two of the figures that are some of the most prominent, they were also two of the most affluent, I would say, of that circle.
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No individuals were present in the area of origin and no arrests have been made in connection with the Skirball fire, which burned more than 400 acres, destroyed six homes and damaged at least 12 in the Bel-Air community, one of the most affluent areas in the country.
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International Real Estate 18 Photos View Slide Show ' A FOUR-BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM IN PUERTO MADERO $4,000,000 This four-bedroom five-and-a-half-bath condominium occupies the 46th floor of the six-year-old, 48-story Chateau Puerto Madero in one of the most affluent neighborhoods of Buenos Aires.
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An apartment on Central Park has long commanded a premium, but as real estate prices have soared, blocking all but the most affluent from buying a perch there or along one of New York's other premier greenswards, developers have increasingly sought out sites on smaller, non-marquee parks.
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If any group was able to get political traction and defend winter in the United States, it stands to reason that it would be the winter sports community — a passionate population more than 24 million people strong that includes some of the nation's most affluent and influential citizens.
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Many feel that the development of the downtown area and the North side of the city, which is where most affluent white residents live, has come as a result of disinvestment and neglect of the city's South and West sides which is where the majority of Black and Latinx residents live.
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According to Pew, "Adults from households earning less than $30,000 a year are roughly eight times more likely than the most affluent adults to not use the internet," and those living far outside urban areas are about twice as likely not to have access compared to their city-living counterparts.
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When the home was first listed for $250 million back in January 2017, it was the most expensive home for sale in the US. It's nestled in the hills of Bel Air, a "lush private oasis" that's "home to the most affluent people in the world" according to developer Bruce Makowsky.
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As empty storefronts, even — or perhaps especially — in the most affluent neighborhoods in the city, have become such a distinguishing and unwelcome element of street life in recent years, questions have arisen about what sort of interventions might be made at the level of municipal government to stanch the bloodletting.
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By the time Mr. Garcetti arrived on Thursday morning for a private briefing by fire and police officials at the command center for the Skirball Fire, the blaze — which at one point loomed as a potentially major threat to some of Los Angeles' most affluent neighborhoods — was considered to be far less of a threat.
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WINDSOR, England — Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their wedding date last month, the council leader who oversees one of the most affluent boroughs in Britain has been on a campaign to deal with the homeless people who "sleep rough" near the wedding venue, Windsor Castle — all eight of them, according to official statistics.
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For several years now, the city's residents have watched tent encampments spring up far beyond the downtown area known as Skid Row -- where LA's homeless population and services have historically been concentrated -- to their neighborhood sidewalks, freeway embankments, city and county parks, along business corridors and into some of the most affluent neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
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The plans, a Sanders aide told CNN, would not come into conflict, but rather -- along with a concurrent rise in the top income tax rates, like the one Ocasio-Cortez has discussed -- fit together as puzzle pieces in a broader progressive effort to reverse a trend of that has seen American wealth increasingly concentrated among its most affluent households.
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In one of the most affluent neighborhoods of New York City, a pocket on the Upper East Side with stately buildings and ice cream shops where scoops can be as expensive as entrees, a street sweeper waited in line on Saturday to make a modest wager to join the economic ranks of those who live on the blocks where he works.
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But already, even in the most affluent areas, many of us hesitate to walk across a grassy meadow because of the proliferation of ticks bearing Lyme disease which have come with the hot weather; we have found ourselves unable to swim off beaches, because jellyfish, which thrive as warming seas kill off other marine life, have taken over the water.
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P.S. 8 will only get whiter and more exclusive: The council failed to mention at the meeting that the plan would send future students from the only three Farragut buildings that had been zoned for P.S. 8 to P.S. 103, ultimately removing almost all the low-income students from P.S. 8 and turning it into one of the most affluent schools in the city.
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The district is the most affluent and highest-educated in the state, home to the same kind of suburban voters who have powered huge Democratic gains in other red districts since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office.
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