That means, only the most well-heeled apocalypse preparers will be able to afford it.
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Even the most well-heeled of criminal defendants, capable of hiring the finest defense attorneys, cannot match a prosecutorial checkbook backed by the federal treasury.
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"Throughout the year, some of our most well-heeled clients were in a great position to capitalize on excess inventory," said Dan Drohan, chief executive of Solairus Aviation.
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It was a dedicated workstation that was operated with a stylus pen, and it was so prohibitively expensive that it was only available to the most well-heeled production studios.
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The CEOs also want the president and Congress to curb the free speech of so-called "activist shareholders" by limiting shareholder proposals for corporate responsibility to only the most well-heeled shareholders (read: themselves).
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Warren's success is even more impressive given that she has not done high-dollar fundraisers with her party's most well-heeled contributors, including many fans in Silicon Valley who are desperate for access to her.
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Meanwhile Personal Capital's most well-heeled clients earlier this year gained access to private equity investments through a partnership with the BlackRock-backed financial technology company iCapital; that firm last week was linked to Charles Schwab in a similar relationship.
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"There is a mechanism for having records legally sealed and the person who is in the White House right now has all the following records are sealed: His baptismal records, his birth records, his actually, his student application records to the prep school that he went to in Hawaii — which is one of the most well-heeled prep schools in Honolulu, which is not an inexpensive place to live."
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Although the bombardment never came, this did nothing to diminish the anxious civilians distress. The most well-heeled of the townspeople, such as Cecil Rhodes, sheltered in the Sanatorium, site of the present-day McGregor Museum; the poorer residents, notably the black population, did not have any shelter from the shelling. In retrospect, the Boer decision to commit themselves to sieges (Sitzkrieg) was a mistake and one of the best illustrations of the Boers' lack of strategic vision. Historically, it had little in its favour.
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European and American expatriate communities, as well as Panamanians of Greek, Italian, Jewish, Chinese and South Asian heritage, started moving to Panama City, to former Canal Zone towns, and overseas. Today, sizable South Asian and Arab communities live in the remaining prosperous areas of the city, as well as in gated communities outside it. The majority of the city's population is of West Indian or mixed mestizo-hispanic ancestry. Colón was home to some of the best-educated and most well-heeled Panamanian families of West Indian heritage, such as the Drews, the Fords, the Moodys, the Robinsons, the Beebys, the Archibolds, the Edwards, the Crowns, the Hoys, the Warehams, the Abrahams, and the McKintoshs.
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