There's a big appetite as people move into the middle class.
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Those trillions of dollars and wealth creation begin to finally move into the middle class and workers.
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As more people move into the middle class in emerging nations, they're showing a clear preference for cyber currency provided by tech companies.
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As populations in emerging market countries move into the middle class, demand for developed market-made goods and services has never been higher.
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When black South Africans become educated and move into the middle class, their loyalty to the party tends to wane, recent elections have shown.
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They are not addressing the scary escalation of public debt, the evident ravages of climate change, stagnant productivity growth, or declining opportunities for workers to move into the middle class.
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"It wasn't just about housing but more about poverty and how hard it is for working people who still make poverty wages to move into the middle class," he said.
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Vivo's new international push came months after its sister company, Oppo, also owned by BBK, made a similar move into the Middle East and Africa by opening a new regional hub in Dubai.
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But it's not clear whether all this training is teaching workers valuable skills that could enable them to move into the middle class, or whether it is mostly making them better Walmart employees.
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About 545 million people are middle class in Asia, according to recent data from Ernst & Young, which estimates three billion people will move into the middle class by 2030 — most of them in emerging markets.
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African Americans have been subject to slavery, Jim Crow and de facto exclusion from the GI Bill and other policies that helped whites obtain homes and move into the middle class in the 28503th century.
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Alibaba hopes to make internet-connected cars the foundation for smarter cities, something that China will need to grapple with as millions of its citizens move into the middle class and purchase automobiles for the first time.
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Its growth created a virtuous circle: The more people moved into the middle, the more money they made and spent, and the richer the country became, which made more room for more people to move into the middle too.
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Passenger traffic continues to increase as more people in developing countries move into the middle class, and Boeing plans to release a study at the air show predicting demand for 9,000 new wide-bodies over the next 20 years.
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"Our goal is to give everyone the opportunity to move into the middle class," Quinn Palomino, Virtua's chief executive, said at the groundbreaking, which along with Mr. Scott also featured Senator Martha McSally, Republican of Arizona, and Jan Brewer, the state's former governor.
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Even in South Africa there is no set period for the poor in the black majority (90% of the population) to move into the middle class proper, with access to tertiary education, white goods and shelter, and annual household expenditure close to US$36,500.
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"I think it's important to look not only at per capita income, but sort of look at the number of people that are or will move into the middle class over the next decade, and the age of the population," Cook told investors an earnings call.
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And full of wonderful people who were proud of their communities, proud of the steps they had taken to try to move into the middle class, but were also worried about their futures, because in some cases their kids weren't doing as well as they had.
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You also need to not just transact, but to get ready for a mortgage, to help send kids to school, and to do the things that help you move into the middle class, and that's where these mission oriented loan funds, or banks or credit unions are very strong.
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"You know, what sets this off is that higher education has never mattered so much to so many as a means of social mobility, as an engine of our economy, and as a way for individuals to better themselves and move into the middle class," Department of Education Under Secretary Ted Mitchell said on a press call.
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Nesterenko intervened immediately after news of the accident in the nuclear power plant started to spread. As an expert on the subject and with his experience as a fire fighter, he threw liquid nitrogen containers from a helicopter on the burning reactor core. To do this he had to move into the middle of radioactive smoke. Despite the heavy radioactive contamination of the area, Nesterenko survived.
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Around the time Bledsoe's Station was completed, Anthony Bledsoe completed a fort at Greenfield north of Bledsoe's Station. As settlers poured into the Upper Cumberland region, conflict with the region's Native American inhabitants intensified. The Chickamaugas-- a renegade branch of the Cherokee-- had for the most part been at war with the United States since 1776, and opposed land concessions that would allow Euro-American settlers to move into the Middle Tennessee area permanently.
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The Sheffield Tramway was extended to Wadsley Bridge in June 1924 with the ground beneath the railway bridge having to be excavated so the tram could pass under. The bridge itself was a small stone arched structure which double decker buses later had trouble getting under, having to move into the middle of the road to avoid hitting the stonework. It was replaced in the early 1970s when the A61 became dual carriageway, by a higher and wider structure. The railway bridge over the A61 with the railway pub on the right.
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In 1951 Jaguar relocated to Daimler's Browns Lane plant which provided not merely sufficient production capacity for their existing range, but enabled them to move into the middle- weight executive saloon sector, then occupied in the UK by cars such as the stately Humbers, the bulbous Standard Vanguard and the heavy Rover P4. Jaguar's new 2.4 and 3.4 introduced a modern style and a new level of performance to this respectable company. Although having a family resemblance to the larger Mark VII, the Mark I differed in many ways. It was the first Jaguar with unitary construction of body and chassis.
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