"If we ever wanted to become wealthy—like, wealthy wealthy—we need to go there," Matt admits.
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After-school programs already exist en masse for wealthy school systems with wealthy parents filling up wealthy PTAs.
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The wealthy people are not creating the problems for the less wealthy.
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The deal made Yang wealthy, but not as wealthy as many believe.
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All kinds of people, the wealthy being too wealthy and taxing them.
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Corporations are there to make money for their wealthy execs and wealthy shareholders.
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It is most beneficial to corporations and the wealthy, particularly the ultra-wealthy.
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Not a wealthy old man who feels sad about being a wealthy old man.
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Randi Weingarten: And frankly, you have a digital divide between wealthy and non-wealthy.
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That widens inequality both within wealthy cities and between wealthy regions and poorer ones.
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Neoliberal ideology maintains that the wealthy are wealthy because they are intelligent and work hard.
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She criticized the wealthy because she understands there are more poor people than wealthy people.
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In short, cutting taxes for the wealthy is a losing proposition — even for the wealthy.
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In other words, Plato was rich and had wealthy patrons and very probably wealthy students.
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Wealthy people tend to become wealthy because they pay close attention to the little things.
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Having joined the nation's wealthy elite, he ran for president as an opponent of wealthy elites.
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It is past Leblon, the wealthy beachside neighborhood, in Barra de Tijuca, another wealthy beachside neighborhood.
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That it is about the wealthy and pious trying to impose discipline on the less wealthy.
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Yes, on the wealthy, but also, if we're being honest, on more than just the wealthy.
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The number of wealthy Chinese recently surpassed the number of wealthy Americans, according to Credit Suisse.
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I think it's a cheap shot to make it about wealthy people versus non-wealthy people.
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Do they have financial advisers because they're wealthy or are they wealthy because they have financial advisers?
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Slashing taxes on the wealthy hasn't worked and a lot of really smart, wealthy people know that.
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So wealthy people in the US produce 10 times more per capita emissions than the wealthy in China.
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A class of wealthy oldsters is moving on, only to be replaced by a class of wealthy inheritors.
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It was "Wealthy People Benefit, the Poor Much Less So," not "Wealthy People Benefit, the Poor Less So."
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So wealthy people in the U.S. produce 10 times more per capita emissions than the wealthy in China.
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Those are high rates by international standards, but not enough to make very wealthy people no longer wealthy.
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That's how we get more revenues from wealthy individuals, we roll back the Trump tax cuts to wealthy individuals.
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While there is an active dispute over how wealthy he is, there is no dispute that he is wealthy.
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Within this novel, there's almost an entire treatise on the decorating habits of the wealthy — and not so wealthy.
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Wealthy Democrats support higher taxes; they are more likely to favour higher taxes on wealthy households than are poorer Democrats.
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He's also quite wealthy and may like the moves Trump has made politically because they tend to benefit the wealthy.
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For many wealthy or even not-so-wealthy men, watching an attractive woman take your money is a satisfying feeling.
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For one, the tax itself would incentivize wealthy people to, well, be less wealthy in the eyes of the government.
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The 529 savings programs reward wealthy people for saving for, among other things, colleges, many of which disproportionally favor … wealthy people.
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Why the wealthy benefit: Economists generally don't dispute that in an immediate sense, the GOP tax plan disproportionately benefits the wealthy.
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On Tuesday night he excoriated wealthy Americans who benefit from undocumented immigrants even as those immigrants (supposedly) diminish less wealthy Americans.
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The committee said it was inappropriate for wealthy individuals to fund legal expenses arising from a criminal investigation involving wealthy individuals.
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There is one very notable and wealthy financier who is an unabashed advocate of raising taxes on the wealthy: billionaire Warren Buffett.
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Other times, it's merely an instance of stupid, white, wealthy, popular boys acting the way stupid, white, wealthy, popular boys often do.
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The bottom line: Some people want to be wealthy; criminals, by contrast, often find it more useful to be perceivedto be wealthy.
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That's especially true of the wealthy who hold most retirement assets, but less-wealthy retirees worried about running out also restrain expenditures.
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This crisis requires presidential contenders with an allergy to the mega-wealthy—or, rather, someone to whom the mega-wealthy are allergic.
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It's a bleakly comic film about two families, one wealthy and one not so wealthy, and a caustic tale of class conflict.
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But there are very wealthy people and semi-wealthy people investing millions and millions of dollars trying to bring these cities back.
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I don't see the wealthy — and most people reading this likely count among the global wealthy — agreeing to forego the pleasures of a wealthy lifestyle on behalf of future generations, at least not at any real scale, any time soon.
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If someone isn't wealthy, a wealthy person's logic goes, it's because they lack the talent or the drive to reach the same level.
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I mean, maybe you could persuade the developed-world wealthy to voluntarily downsize their lifestyles, but ... have you met the developed-world wealthy?
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As The Daily Mail reports, Madina is the daughter of Ilkhom Shokirov, a wealthy oil tycoon ("wealthy" is an almost comical understatement here).
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Also notably, among wealthy Clinton supporters there are very few strong nationalists, while among wealthy Trump supporters there are very few weak nationalists.
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It also upholds the false assertion that the wealthy are job creators, when the wealthy, in fact, do not create value — workers do.
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The problem is, in a political system dominated by the wealthy, there is little appetite for taxes on the habits of the wealthy.
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Even the majority of wealthy Americans agree: Among respondents with incomes of $100,000 or more, 85033 percent said the plan benefits the wealthy.
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The combined riches of Asia's ultra wealthy now total a staggering $21.74 trillion, based on analysis of Wealth-X's database of wealthy individuals.
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Tax hikes on the wealthy • Obama again offered a number of proposals aimed at making wealthy people pay their "fair share" of taxes.
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And while it is true that many wealthy Russians reside in London, most wealthy Russians do not commit human rights abuses in Russia.
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With every such judgment, we reproduce a system in which being astronomically wealthy is acceptable as long as wealthy people are morally good.
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Still, 60% of Schwab's survey respondents are either optimistic that they will be wealthy within at least 25 years or already consider themselves wealthy.
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Authorities say Singer's plan was to use that fact to get the children of wealthy parents into top schools (while making himself very wealthy).
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In the meantime, the president has reiterated his determination to make what he terms "wealthy, wealthy countries that we're protecting" pay for that protection.
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A good 73 percent of the wealthy in my study forged the habit of spending less than they earned, long before they became wealthy.
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And maybe the families that were wealthy before are still wealthy, and there is no way to have redistribution because it's completely static now.
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Another way to approach the problem would be, rather than prevent the birth of extremely wealthy people, prevent the creation of extremely wealthy people.
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But Warren and AOC are conflating those issues with what is essentially a contract dispute between a wealthy record label and its wealthy artist.
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The simplest way to approach this is that tax havens benefit the very wealthy and the very wealthy have a lot of political clout.
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You go to a wealthy school — a wealthy school has guidance counselors that will find opportunities — but at a poor school, you don't get that.
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Even with that, we still have incredibly stubborn achievement gaps between Anglo kids and kids of color, between wealthy kids and kids that aren't wealthy.
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The Montagues and Capulets are just two wealthy families battling it out over the things that wealthy families go to war over: money and power.
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In America, there's not just a divide between the rich and the poor — there's also a growing divide between the wealthy and the ultra-wealthy.
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Over 65% of ultra-wealthy seniors have donated money to the arts, compared with just 35% of ultra-wealthy people under 45, Wealth-X found.
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As the graphic above shows, the US has historically taxed the very wealthy more than the somewhat wealthy — and way more than the middle class.
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This should not be surprising, since the number of wealthy women in the United States is rising twice as fast as the number of wealthy men.
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But as the graphic above shows, the US has historically taxed the very wealthy more than the somewhat wealthy — and way more than the middle class.
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But Jagger's interest in the dealings of corrupt, wealthy moguls intersects unfortunately with Scorsese's recent run of stories about corrupt wealthy moguls — or perhaps, too fortunately.
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Thirty years ago, households headed by those over sixty-five were ten times as wealthy as those under thirty-five; now they're fifty times as wealthy.
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Sixty-seven percent of the wealthy watched less than one hour of TV per day, and only nine percent of the wealthy watched reality TV shows.
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Growing up in a family where your father's pretty wealthy is much more complicated than growing up in a family where your father is not wealthy.
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" On whether or not wealthy, powerful people should be able to sue a media organization for a story they disagree with: "Wealthy people shouldn't do that.
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We should never be dependent on the whims of wealthy donors—as philanthropy is increasingly dominated by the wealthy—for our collective health and well-being.
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As Tough points out, wealthy universities have wealthy alumni, who, after benefiting from an elite education, are even better positioned to donate large sums of money.
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America's wealthy are showing increased levels of anxiety about the economy and stock market headed into 2020, but overall sentiment from the wealthy remains baseline optimistic.
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And I've visited dozens of resorts in the United States, Canada and Europe where the wealthy and not-so-wealthy gather — and where snowpacks are shrinking.
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The scions of wealthy or influential -- or wealthy and influential -- people are often giving a series of helping hands by their parents as they move through life.
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Set up in 1960 to market diverse craft traditions, the company appeals to both young and old consumers, the wealthy and the not-so wealthy, he said.
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In the San Francisco Bay area study, home to wealthy tech workers and hyper-priced real estate, the average amount needed to be "wealthy" was $6.4 million.
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Not everybody at Robin Hood who is a hedge fund guy grew up wealthy, or woman, grew up wealthy, and they have their own stories to tell.
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Trump said he believed in raising taxes on the wealthy, "including myself" and later promised that his administration's tax reform would not benefit the wealthy at all.
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Interviews with more than 1,200 wealthy people in the book "How Rich People Think" reveals that the wealthy have one thing in common — they love to read.
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Antipathy toward a wealthy, preening managerial class seems to be gaining popularity across the political spectrum — and, oddly, to have helped elect a wealthy, preening incoming president.
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" On Thursday, Trump clarified that he doesn't think he'll have to increase tax rates for the wealthy but said that "the wealthy Americans are not my priority.
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Those who are able to rise from poverty and become wealthy often found mentors with success beliefs that enabled them to transcend their circumstances and become wealthy.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people than wealthy people," Cooperman said.
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Rather than marketing the apartments to wealthy foreigners who could afford Mr. Beninati's planned $43.5 million penthouse, Mr. Kalikow said the tower would attract wealthy New Yorkers.
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One of the reasons I wanted to write a book about investing was to get into rooms with experienced, wealthy investors, and the people who advise the uber wealthy, in order to ask them one question: What do wealthy people do differently that your average investor should know?
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The truth, according to Dr. Stanley's research, is that the typical wealthy American isn't a celebrity, doesn't drive an expensive Italian sports car, and generally doesn't "look" wealthy.
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Valeo decision three decades ago, and with every federal election since then, our nation has slid closer to a plutocracy, a government for the wealthy, by the wealthy.
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Hong Kong has the largest population of ultra-wealthy residents, becoming the first city to have more than 10,000 ultra wealthy individuals after overtaking New York last year.
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If tax rates for the wealthy remained at the same level, it would increase the tax burden on the wealthy, since they benefit the most from allowable deductions.
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O.K., some things are clear: The bill would give huge tax breaks to corporations and the wealthy, especially wealthy heirs, while opening vast new opportunities for tax avoidance.
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Some very wealthy people are relatively unknown, so their risk is low, he said, but a less wealthy person with controversial opinions could be a more prominent target.
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How can we in the same breath bring forth an industry that&aposs making extremely wealthy white men more wealthy without considering how we can repair those harms?
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Nicholas Kristof It's a little bizarre this political season to see wealthy candidates in both parties denouncing our political system for representing mostly the interests of, well, wealthy people.
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"Until Iowa, it looked like the Republicans were overweighting the wealthy, who tend to own stocks, and the Democrats ... were putting a strong sell on the wealthy," he said.
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Finally, young wealthy people in New York City and near Washington, D.C. can relive their college days and reside together in very close quarters with other young wealthy people!
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The underlying message in all these anecdotes is that good wealthy people don't flaunt their wealth, and the best wealthy people have the same consumption habits as everyone else.
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East London is trendier than it has ever been, with more places for the wealthy to eat, drink and be merry, and fewer places not-wealthy people can afford.
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Ms. Edwards Ms. Edwards is right that most of the benefits of the tax law signed by Mr. Trump in December will accrue to the wealthy and very wealthy.
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"Some people, like the actively employed wealthy, are too busy working to think about luxury cars," says Robert Ross, auto editor for Robb Report, a magazine for the ultra-wealthy.
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In fact, having strict spending habits is one thing many wealthy people prioritize and many non-wealthy people don't, according to research from financial planner, accountant and author Tom Corley.
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Parasite returns to those themes with superb control; it's a bleakly comic story about two families, one wealthy and one not so wealthy, that's a caustic tale of class conflict.
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When David Tice, an American investor, told the conference in Dubai "you guys are already wealthy and you only need to get wealthy once", there was much nodding of heads.
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Candidates who run are those who can raise large sums of money from wealthy donors, which means that they have to be broadly appealing to some set of wealthy donors.
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Pride in non-ownership exists across demographics (of wealthy or wealthy-ish men), as came through in a recent New York Times item about filmmaker and preppy icon Whit Stillman.
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Of course, even if it raised taxes on the wealthy, Warren and Sanders, along with their acolytes and press allies, would say it was a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Jared Kushner, son of a wealthy New Jersey developer and son-in-law to a wealthy New York developer-turned-president of the United States, owns the New York Observer.
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Tracking 20 million people born between 1978 and 1983, researchers found that, for white boys, wealthy parents predict a wealthy adulthood, but the same is not true for black boys.
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It's a smaller ... To me, I've always thought there's a group at the top that loves the future, leaning into it, some of them are very wealthy, very obscenely wealthy.
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Most franchise owners of previous generations became wealthy mastering businesses that did one specific thing, if only because that was the way that people used to become wealthy in America.
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"[Trump] used to be kind of like the boob of New York that pretended to be wealthy, or we thought was wealthy, and now he's just a psychotic," Letterman said.
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But despite her wealthy status, many have taken issue with Forbes' claim that Jenner is "self-made," arguing that her fame and wealthy family have largely contributed to her success.
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Fifty years ago, elite colleges were overwhelmingly white and wealthy, As a result, a policy that boosts the admissions of the children of alumni disproportionately benefits the white and wealthy.
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Here's a simple and important fact for the fight against climate change: Wealthy people consume more energy and, consequently, are responsible for more greenhouse gas emissions than less wealthy people.
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Why it matters: Tax rate for the wealthy has steadily dropped since the 1950s and 1960s, when the wealthy paid vastly higher tax rates than the middle class or poor.
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The wealthy are wealthy not just because they take home bigger paychecks, but because they earn a wildly disproportionate share of the income generated by stock and other capital assets.
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At age 50, wealthy men could expect to live 31 more healthy years than poor men, while wealthy women could expect to live 33 more healthy years than poor women.
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Contemporary federal tax policy is best and most simply understood as follows: Republicans cuts taxes, mostly of the wealthy, and Democrats try to raise taxes, but only on the wealthy.
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Reuters earlier reported that the deal would be signed by the banks' CEOs in Zurich and expand offerings for both wealthy and ultra-wealthy customers, citing an internal memo from UBS.
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Plus, a small-ish group of (mostly) very wealthy professional athletes is a representative sample of only very wealthy professional athletes -- of which there aren't a large number in this country.
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People might be willing to vote for a "wealthy New Yorker" if they like his or her politics, but surely not simply because he or she is a wealthy New Yorker.
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"At the same time, as you know, President Trump believes that many immensely wealthy countries are taking advantage of the United States ... while we protect these very wealthy countries," he added.
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Indeed, over those 10 months, U.S. trade generated a $140 billion surplus for wealthy Europe, and added a whopping $388 billion to net trade revenues of an increasingly wealthy East Asia.
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Money, and the entitlement and blithe misery it brings, transcends space and time: All wealthy families are alike, even if each wealthy family is full of assholes in its own way.
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The Osage people became wealthy from leasing their mineral rights; so wealthy that white America, stoked by a racist and sensationalistic press, went into a moral panic, a collective puritanical shudder.
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Parasite returns to those themes with superb control; it's a bleakly comic story about two families, one wealthy and one not so wealthy, that's also a caustic tale of class conflict.
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"Unless candidates are independently wealthy, they have to rely on campaign funding from wealthy people and special interests," Julie Archer, co-coordinator of West Virginia Citizens for Clean Elections, told me.
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From the campaign trail … Wealthy donors ride to Sen.
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" He quickly added: "Wealthy kids, black kids, Asian kids.
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And then there's another unacknowledged dimension of this travesty: the intersectional positionality of university president Drew Faust — a wealthy white woman at the helm of a university that already advantages wealthy whites.
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Targeting wealthy folks in cities is generally more expensive than targeting less-wealthy folks in rural areas, for instance, which already does some work to explain the cost difference in this case.
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They will likely argue that big tax cuts, the bulk of which will go to the wealthy, are inefficient stimulus since the wealthy don't spend much of what they'll save in taxes.
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The bill is most beneficial to corporations, including Berkshire, and the wealthy, particularly the ultra-wealthy, such as Buffett, who according to Forbes has an estimated personal net worth of $86.9 billion.
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He argues that a less wealthy family living in St Ives all year round is likely to spend just as much as a wealthy London family that is there for six weeks.
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A regional center can qualify for EB-5 while containing wealthy and poor neighborhoods, but the developer is free to focus on the wealthy neighborhoods since they fall within the designated area.
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"In my opinion she represents the worst in politicians as she's trying to demonize wealthy people because there are more poor people then wealthy people," Cooperman told CNBC in a later interview.
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A country wealthy enough to offer corporate tax cuts and subsidies to the coal industry, but not wealthy enough to afford action on climate change or high-quality care for the elderly.
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The deal, signed by the banks' CEOs in Zurich, will create a venture majority-owned by UBS that will expand the services both firms can offer their wealthy and ultra-wealthy customers.
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Levine says Major League Baseball's revenue-sharing agreement, which compels wonderfully wealthy franchises to give tens of millions of dollars to somewhat less-wealthy teams, is a too-blunt instrument of redistribution.
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Mr. Trump's 2017 tax cut allows the wealthy to avoid capital gains taxation by investing in "opportunity zones" — billed as investment deserts but quietly designed to include ritzy projects in wealthy areas.
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"The wealthy today don't have a country," said Reaz H. Jafri, a New York-based partner at Withers Worldwide, a law firm that helps wealthy clients move and relocate around the world.
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Sanders' campaign, looking to play up his opposition to wealthy and corporate interests, said the U.S. senator from Vermont was ready to go after Bloomberg and Patrick, both wealthy businessmen, in absentia.
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As is so often the case, people who live in wealthy countries, who are wealthy themselves or who have good protections at work will be much better positioned to ride things out.
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So it's a little hard to be out there saying, well, 'I'm against tax cuts for the wealthy, but at the same time I want to give this big handout to the wealthy.
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He was introducing clients to the "side door" — a way for parents who were wealthy but not building-endowing wealthy to guarantee that their underachieving kids would attend the school of their choice.
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The irony of today is that the wealthy can't say, 'poor dears, they don't know any better,' because the wealthy certainly don't know any better, as proven by McMansions all over the world.
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While the wealthy account for a large share of giving — the top 50 gifts totaled $5.6 billion last year — Giving USA said there were large numbers of smaller donations from less-wealthy donors.
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They say that the wealthy may own fewer assets than Mr. Zucman and Mr. Saez estimate, and that wealthy Americans are likely to evade the tax more successfully than the Warren campaign predicts.
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It's happening in all sections of the city, we are not going to have one area of the city that's for wealthy people and another area of the city for those less wealthy.
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Eighty-three percent of the wealthy in my study attended back to school night for their kids, and 29 percent of the wealthy had one or more children who made the honor roll.
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They don't want to cut taxes on the wealthy (that is, unless they get the "same" cut) It's no surprise that broad majorities of Democrats and independents want taxes raised on the wealthy.
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Racial inequality is still a bigger issue than classism when it comes to economic disparities between wealthy black boys and wealthy white boys, according to a study by the Equality of Opportunity Project.
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Economists say the vast majority of benefits from the subsidies go to the wealthy, not to the poor, because it is the wealthy who do the most driving and use the most electricity.
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"At this point, it's not a wealthy area," he said.
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The wealthy, she added, "know the futility" of the lottery.
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There is lots of chatter that wealthy Qataris fund terrorism.
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Go deeper: Wealthy Americans are already exploiting the tax plan
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Scotland, wealthy and cosmopolitan London, and the affluent conservative suburbs.
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Early to rise makes a woman healthy, wealthy and wise.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers: Tax cuts only help the wealthy, right?
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But … wealthy people hire a butler for $38,000 annual salary.
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London, after all, remains a desirable and wealthy global city.
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Hatred of taxes by the wealthy has had real consequences.
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They're not quite rich enough even though they're ridiculously wealthy.
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" My college jazz fusion band was named "Instantaneously Wealthy Behemoth.
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Labor costs are disproportionately higher in wealthy states and cities.
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"No." Most of the cuts will go to the wealthy!
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Like Romney, Kennedy is wealthy -- just not nearly as much.
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But of course, we already knew that Trump was wealthy.
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He is the crown jewel of an incredibly wealthy project.
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Notice how the very wealthy neighborhoods rarely touch the lottery:
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Right, as a very wealthy person and successful person. Yeah.
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His father, Angel, was a wealthy landowner originally from Spain.
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Four brothers from the wealthy Kouninef family were also arrested.
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Wealthy cities consume more embedded emissions than they produce directly.
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And, there were no toilets except for the very wealthy.
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The Agalarov are a very powerful, wealthy family from Russia.
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He's also become a very wealthy man in the process.
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Day laborers were cutting out damaged drywall in wealthy neighborhoods.
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The Bozic brake revolutionized train travel and made him wealthy.
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That is, unless you are one of the ultra wealthy.
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Only huge disappointment, as taxes are lowered on the wealthy.
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Yeah, they tend to be in wealthy progressive neighborhoods. Yep.
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Then he writes: Forcing the wealthy to spend could boomerang.
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Iraq's wasted potential Iraq should be a fabulously wealthy country.
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Yet Trump's tax plan contains several benefits to the wealthy.
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Standalone cameras will exist for artists and the artistic wealthy.
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Wealthy Americans likely would still itemize under the Republican plan.
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It also includes a 3.8 percent tax on the wealthy.
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This would benefit wealthy families much more than poor ones.
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But what's the difference between being wealthy and being greedy?
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Base price is around $4.85 million for any wealthy businessman.
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To begin with, Stumpf is already a very wealthy man.
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It is far more devout than other wealthy Western countries.
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"Of course, cycling is dominated by wealthy countries," Ariya says.
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That way, the wealthy would pay more into the system.
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Immediately to the north of Fujian is wealthy Zhejiang Province.
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Until recently many wealthy cities were in that happy loop.
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He's attacked Trump's tax cuts saying they benefited the wealthy.
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Wealthy financiers are still funding Woody Allen and Roman Polanski.
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A wealthy, powerful patron provided financial means and political cover.
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Not the Republican candidate, but his wealthy super PAC donors.
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She's a political insider, and a wealthy one to boot.
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Facebook still rules the social media of the wealthy world.
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While not wealthy, most are over 65, and enjoying retirement.
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Another place the wealthy is investing these days is gold.
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Fund climate research The wealthy can also support climate research.
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Just how much do the wealthiest of the wealthy earn?
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Unlike advanced wealthy countries, the U.S. still has capital punishment.
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Model Jourdan Dunn living that wealthy horse girl lifestyle. 6.
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Something had to be turning good (wealthy, white) kids bad.
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If electronic data go bye bye where leave Wealthy Elites?
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Big companies and their wealthy investors don't need another handout.
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We are a wealthy and influential country by world standards.
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At Bennington College, Gloria's past ostracized from her wealthy classmates.
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It is primarily directed to individuals, benefiting primarily the wealthy.
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But freedom of movement is the privilege of the wealthy.
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Land is where old wealthy families store all their money.
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They're working to benefit their network of other wealthy people.
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Our unbalanced political system tilts in favor of the wealthy.
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Wade, for instance, and passing tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Now universities are crammed with people from wealthy, urban backgrounds.
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But in wealthy Phnom Penh, weddings are getting increasingly elaborate.
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Either they're retail operations or they're for the very wealthy.
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Rubio faces a primary challenge from wealthy businessman Carlos Beruff.
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Mr Trump does not have a majority among wealthy Republicans.
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Those alternatives, of course, are typically located in wealthy areas.
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Trump and Comey remain fabulously wealthy and we keep watching.
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Yes, they are wealthy, but put away snide Lamborghini comments.
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This is not to suggest that Congress is uniformly wealthy.
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Private colleges engage in bidding wars for talented wealthy students.
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Yes, if wise, mature and wealthy Europe will assert itself.
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Trump again claimed to be fabulously wealthy: a multibillionaire. Really?
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Southampton, New York is a popular destination for the wealthy.
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He was also wealthy and drove a red Mustang convertible.
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About 14.9% of wealthy respondents are interested in this program.
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So America continues leading other wealthy nations in overdose deaths.
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Democrats are finding new ways to go after the wealthy.
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Like Mr. Trump, Mr. Lo comes from a wealthy family.
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These benefits do not go to a few wealthy investors.
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This tax bill was written for Republicans' wealthy campaign contributors.
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The principles of becoming wealthy aren't that difficult to understand.
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It sold for $699, and was intended for wealthy homeowners.
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But most of the benefits go to the very wealthy.
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"In wealthy countries there are systems for everything," she said.
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Steyer will likely be even less wealthy by election day.
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In the 1850s, wealthy southern slaveholders laid out the argument.
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Similar scenarios have developed in other countries, wealthy and poor.
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Your standard of living can make you wealthy — or not.
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The vast majority of those benefits going to wealthy businesses.
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Me, it's not so — I have some very wealthy friends.
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Wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide on August 10.
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Those subpoenas reportedly list hundreds of corporations and wealthy individuals.
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You're wealthy when passive income equals or exceeds living expenses.
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"Your standard of living can make you wealthy — or not."
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Seth Hubbard is a wealthy man dying of lung cancer.
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Citizens in other, less wealthy nations already enjoy these benefits.
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Dr. Garbely remembers one wealthy woman whose addiction was masked.
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The family is no longer very wealthy at this time.
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A: No amount of money will ever make you wealthy.
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But at least he has income from his wealthy family.
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Photos show how obsessed the wealthy are with underground mansions
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"Maybe halibut and scallops are for the wealthy," he says.
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This placed increased pressure on casinos to attract wealthy westerners.
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Democrats argued the bill overwhelmingly favored wealthy individuals and corporations.
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Wealthy Gen Xers are ready for a change of scenery.
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Wealthy benefactors inevitably direct their funding toward their personal enthusiasms.
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These tax credits mostly go to wealthy purchasers of EVs.
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Tax avoidance has become absolutely commonplace among the wealthy elite.
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However, that doesn't mean that wealthy couples necessarily fare better.
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But he says it is the wealthy who really scored.
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You've set a banquet for the wealthy and corporate America.
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Fewer wealthy Chinese shoppers are visiting Hong Kong since 2014.
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"We did not run out of wealthy people," she said.
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But a less wealthy operation would offer more storytelling possibilities.
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Democrats argued the bill disproportionately helped wealthy individuals and corporations.
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He doesn't owe wealthy political donors or political elites anything.
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They have settled on keeping Obamacare's taxes on the wealthy.
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Charles is kind, wealthy, and also generally a good guy.
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Who got the money from her very, very wealthy parents.
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That helps wealthy stock owners, but not the overall economy.
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It's in wealthy schools, rural schools, urban schools, suburban schools.
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FYI -- LeBron James and Serena Williams are very, very wealthy.
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Send them your pitch, no wealthy or successful intermediary necessary.
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Necessarily, wealthy countries reducing carbon emissions will help them most.
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And a lot of really smart, wealthy people know that.
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But do either of these comparative distinctions make you "wealthy"?
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Those are all places where wealthy millennials tend to live.
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She grew up in the home of wealthy white people.
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As the firm met with early success, Kasowitz became wealthy.
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Any economic pain will fall on wealthy Londoners, people say.
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Your movies are about wealthy people, albeit vastly different ones.
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Kimmel had some fun at the newly wealthy winner's expense.
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She's a staggeringly wealthy society girl with a wayward streak.
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Wealthy Saudi holidaymakers are a staple of Istanbul's tourist industry.
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Fans, ring owners and wealthy patrons support their favorite fighters.
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This is about making wealthy heirs even wealthier — full stop.
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This would provide a massive windfall to the very wealthy.
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Powerful, wealthy people don't like to have their assets frozen.
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The first owner, a wealthy colonel, entertained relatives of Gens.
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Below, find the top five favorite airlines of wealthy jetsetters.
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And he still has 56 wealthy Saudis under house arrest.
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But the wealthy women who drive them always seem isolated.
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In his view, these wealthy Americans are workers, not capital.
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Mr. Shkreli's victims were mostly wealthy individuals, presumably sophisticated investors.
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Amatitlán was once a popular weekend getaway for the wealthy.
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Already, wealthy people and corporations easily get around today's rules.
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Significant money is coming from a wealthy couple in Manhattan.
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And Jim Trewitt's wealthy descendant still scoffs at the notion.
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But Montecito isn't only a place for the fabulously wealthy.
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Thirty years ago, wealthy people didn't get excited about soccer.
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Drinking mate would have been outlandish in wealthy social circles.
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They work to protect the wealthy in their gated communities.
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But the bill still seems geared overwhelmingly to the wealthy.
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His mother, Xu Lu, was from a wealthy business family.
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That's what many wealthy Chinese have been doing for years.
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They spent 40 minutes inside the violent wealthy resident's house.
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Dozens of wealthy parents paid millions of dollars in bribes.
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Uganda and South Sudan are by no means wealthy utopias.
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Perhaps to the extremely wealthy, wildness is a commodity itself.
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Wealthy patronesses helped fund them, and membership was disproportionately female.
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They have helped Wall Street and the wealthy far more.
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Herbert Hoover became wealthy after founding a mining engineer consultancy.
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By using more energy, wealthy people use the grid more.
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And a tantalizing connection to a wealthy and famous family.
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"I share your poverty," declaims this wealthy son of aristocracy.
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As a wealthy woman, it was all done for her.
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Perhaps it was the stately home of a wealthy person.
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For the plan does indeed favor the wealthy — overwhelmingly, undeniably.
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You have very ... you operate in a very wealthy environment.
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Custom cautioned that wealthy women could not "restrain their emotions".
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These agreements, he explained, are quite common among wealthy people.
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Me, it's not so — I have some very wealthy friends.
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It has been an anxious season for London's wealthy Russians.
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As proposed they remain a benefit only to the wealthy.
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Sounds like a huge tax cut for the very wealthy!
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Shawn Moody, a wealthy businessman, prevailed on the Republican side.
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Ebola, swine flu, Zika, and SARS all reached wealthy countries.
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Then Trump said he would raise taxes of the wealthy.
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Even wealthy economies have moved gingerly to ban plastic bags.
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"The wealthy are already doing it," Strang told the publication.
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Wealthy donors and aid groups are paying for airplane tickets.
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Among them was Hun Kimleng's wealthy young daughter, Vichhuna Neth.
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It's a major misconception that prenups are for the wealthy.
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The British royal family is essentially a very wealthy landlord.
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Many wealthy businessmen have tried before Mr. Teo and failed.
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More recently, wealthy Chinese mainlanders have joined in growing numbers.
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But there was this wealthy person 'taking care' of them.
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His many menial jobs included delivering groceries to wealthy neighbors.
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But most of the other students were wealthy and white.
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Prime members are more likely to come from wealthy households.
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She works as a handmaid for the wealthy Spurnrose family.
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That was a longer time than several other wealthy countries.
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Warren is going after the wealthy at an individual level.
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Only the lucky and the wealthy can afford personal generators.
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Wealthy individuals in Colombia and Georgia could do the same.
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It would shift resources from the poor to the wealthy.
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Wealthy participants inevitably emphasized their own hard work and talent.
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Like many wealthy families, the Mercers have a private foundation.
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Wealthy political donors sometimes make easy marks for campaign operatives.
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In both, a wealthy and successful man played the victim.
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Don't ask me to pay more, even if I'm wealthy.
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Bankers report a surge in wealthy clients opening accounts elsewhere.
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When Cathy instead marries a wealthy man, Heathcliff enacts revenge.
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Even those who have high incomes are not truly wealthy.
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It's also a moral imperative especially in a wealthy nation.
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The roster reads like a who's who of wealthy progressives.
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At this moment, wealthy Americans don't need a tax cut.
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He is wealthy and is prepared to spend his resources.
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You seldom hear the words "wealthy" and "composter" strung together.
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Those who do are typically old, sick and not wealthy.
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There is a separate system of justice for the wealthy.
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Clinton's tax plan focuses on increasing taxes for the wealthy.
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A: It's not the case that wealthy people are corrupt.
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If that happens, the wealthy will likely continue to thrive.
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Few families, of course, are as wealthy as the Rockefellers.
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Sometimes wealthy parents will simply fund the whole allowable amount.
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He was born to a wealthy Jewish family in 1936.
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The package, the TPC finds, would overwhelmingly help the wealthy.
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They go to private schools with other extremely wealthy kids.
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She is famously comfortable in rooms of the very wealthy.
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And you don't have to be wealthy to adopt children.
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Mr. Ghosn is wealthy and has no family in Japan.
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Check out LexION Capital for more advice on becoming wealthy!
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Or could funds be coming from some other wealthy figure?
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Where and when does this process begin for wealthy families?
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Nor is Trump the first president to have wealthy advisers.
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Trump has also lost wealthy Republicans over the past month.
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You would not be wealthy if it weren't for society.
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"He's obviously very wealthy and it's just an example of how the wealthy people, time and time again, escape the penalty for what they did," Kenneth Meleyco, a lawyer representing the family, told KMOV.
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On Sunday, May 8, Trump told ABC that taxes on the wealthy would "go up a little bit" in negotiations and that, as a wealthy person himself, he is personally OK with higher taxes.
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As Nick Confessore detailed in the New York Times last year, Rauner, a wealthy financier, spent $27.5 million of his own money to get elected, and raised millions more from a few wealthy families.
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On Sunday, May 2124, Trump told ABC that taxes on the wealthy would "go up a little bit" in negotiations and that, as a wealthy person himself, he is personally OK with higher taxes.
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"He used to be kind of like the boob of New York that pretended to be wealthy, or we thought was wealthy, and now he's just a psychotic," the former late-night host said.
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Now, a new study on race and economic opportunity has revealed that black boys who are raised in wealthy families are more likely to become poor as adults than they are to remain wealthy.
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Perhaps most importantly, the framework tax plan includes several measures that analysts say would amount to windfalls for wealthy Americans, even though Mr. Trump has said the wealthy will not benefit from the plan.
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Here's some of what we learned about the family from "Chrisley Knows Best": A wealthy Southern family The Chrisley family comes across as quite wealthy, with the patriarch billed as a real estate mogul.
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"These families exposed a system and I hope (this) injects into the American imagination just how much money and backdoor ways that wealthy, especially white wealthy families, get into college and universities," Jack said.
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Wealthy publishing executive Steve Forbes on Monday argued that President Trump shouldn't raise taxes on the wealthy, saying that people don't care if the rich have more money if their own financial situations improve.
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It also slashed tax rates for people making more than $1 million and for pass-through companies disproportionately used by the wealthy, and it rolled back the estate tax on wealthy heirs and heiresses.
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It also slashes tax rates for people making more than $21 million and for pass-through companies disproportionately utilized by the wealthy, and it rolls back the estate tax on wealthy heirs and heiresses.
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Private firefighting firms, which have seen heightened demand as climate change and wildfires increasingly threaten wealthy enclaves throughout the Western US, were once a luxury reserved for the wealthy to protect their multimillion-dollar properties.
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That's especially true for people who became wealthy without going to college, or without going to a selective college, said Lisa Birnbach, editor of The Official Preppy Handbook, a humorous guide to wealthy WASP culture.
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By focusing on managing assets for the world's wealthy, particularly the very richest and entrepreneurs in Asia, Credit Suisse hopes to increase profitability despite challenges such as shaky markets and risk aversion among wealthy investors.
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There were scholarship students for sure, but most everyone was wealthy and a lot of kids were VERY wealthy (Carl Icahn's daughter was there the same time as Ivanka) and flaunting that would be tacky.
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"Over a lifetime, this becomes a habit and you'll often find that wealthy people who are happy got that way because they were optimistic, as opposed to becoming optimistic because they got wealthy," Ivory said.
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Our response to making sure that this does not benefit the wealthy is in other areas, where we are going to demand that the wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes.
|
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"Over a lifetime, this becomes a habit and you'll often find that wealthy people who are happy got that way because they were optimistic, as opposed to becoming optimistic because they got wealthy," Johnson said.
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"The wealthy people who I've studied are really concerned with the moral implications of privilege, and I think a lot of the popular culture representations of wealthy people are also really moralistic," Sherman told me.
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Trump has picked several wealthy people for Cabinet positions, including billionaire investor Wilbur Ross for Commerce Secretary, former Goldman Sachs partner Steven Mnuchin for Treasury Secretary and wealthy Republican donor Betsy DeVos for Education Secretary.
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That shouldn't be the case, especially as the administration moves forward on a massive tax cut for the wealthy that just so happens to be enormously beneficial to the fabulously wealthy people in Trump's cabinet.
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So the question naturally arises: How do wealthy and powerful people protect their privileges against all those who have the right to vote and might—you never know—reject what the wealthy and powerful want?
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Thomas Corley, author of "Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy Individuals," noted that 67 percent of the wealthy people he surveyed wrote down their goals, while 81 percent kept a to-do list.
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Both Bonica and Carnes makes a pretty compelling case that a candidate pipeline privileging wealthy, elite lawyers and businessmen also privileges the friends and associates of wealthy, elite lawyers and businessmen, and thus exacerbates inequality.
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For more of that feeling, watch these shows about wealthy families.
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Electricity and water subsidies were reduced for expats and wealthy Bahrainis.
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The gap in saving between wealthy and poor households is stunning.
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It didn't pay well, there was no chance of becoming wealthy.
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All things equal, it would make Americans less wealthy, he added.
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Reina was popular with Turkey's wealthy secular millennials and international celebrities.
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In the Midwest, wealthy families expect to spend $600,225 per child.
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They are wealthy in comparison to other citizens, whatever their race.
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And all this is when he is simply a wealthy businessperson.
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In the process, it made Wang and his son immensely wealthy.
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Stock ownership is increasingly concentrated in the hands of the wealthy.
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"Proud Qiaoba further wrote that "is not from a wealthy family.
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Wealthy people in Argentina will use Bitcoin to hide their money.
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At his company, sales staff look for infertile and wealthy couples.
|
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Unsurprisingly, most PAC money comes from corporations and ultra-wealthy donors.
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The parents implicated in the scam were wealthy, high-profile people.
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A: I don't look at success as how wealthy I am.
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Nobody has ever said, you should these are really wealthy countries.
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"If getting rich was easy, everyone would be wealthy," Corley writes.
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Never sip lemonade at the home of a mysterious wealthy woman.
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"We deal with wealthy American, English and Australian buyers," he says.
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You feel wealthy when you don't have to think about money.
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I won't give ambassadorial posts to wealthy donors or bundlers -- period.
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When the wealthy Chinese get the chance, they invest over here.
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These popular, wholesome portrayals happen to skew overwhelmingly wealthy and white.
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IN 242 Mauricio Macri, son of a wealthy industrialist, was kidnapped.
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You can find a very wealthy person to fund your company.
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Warren Buffett, a wealthy American investor, has called bitcoin "rat poison".
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Wealthy Lebanese sip wine on their terraces and discuss investment opportunities.
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Not you, unless you are fabulously wealthy, in which case congrats.
|
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Some of Canada's ten provinces offer expedited passage to the wealthy.
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His single mother works as a cleaner for her wealthy family.
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The spa performs suspicious, anachronistic health practices on wealthy CEO types.
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Cuomo's wealthy donor network spans the country and the business world.
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Haunted paintings are one thing, but a wealthy working art critic?
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The wealthy have countered with arguments for cutting Social Security instead.
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Wealthy backers have become an increasingly big optics problem for Buttigieg.
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But a wealthy cousin, hearing of his problem, offered to assist.
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With wealthy clients, he "asked for whatever the market would bear".
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Demanding that the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes.
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The other difficulty is whether it favours the wealthy too much.
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So the model "speaks to a wealthy man," Mr. Ntuli said.
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Instead, Mulabah pointed out that Loudoun County is a wealthy region.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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The program relied heavily on donations from foundations and wealthy individuals.
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However, those whose parents aren't independently wealthy have low-cost options.
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Let's not forget the outsize money that the exceedingly wealthy donate.
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Wealth taxes are meant to decrease the power of the wealthy.
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So if IPs aren't wealthy, how do they make it work?
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Edwards into a runoff against a wealthy Republican businessman, Eddie Rispone.
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It's a wealthy country, so it has a lot to lose.
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And it would slash some taxes that only hit the wealthy.
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Nobody gets audited — I have friends that are very wealthy people.
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The University of Michigan also has a relatively wealthy student body.
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He's wealthy, evil, and hosts supernatural-looking parties at his mansion.
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Yet, here is this eclectic woman who is wealthy and interesting.
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The wealthy benefit disproportionately from income from property and other investments.
|
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The benefits are clearly going to major corporations and the wealthy.
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"A wealthy businessman with no political experience got elected," Newman said.
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There's a lot in this tax bill that helps the wealthy.
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He supports raising taxes on the wealthy and large corporations. Sen.
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We're all living longer and healthier, but the wealthy especially so.
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Marginalised politically and socially, many turned to business and became wealthy.
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Not only that, the Hawaiian comes from a very wealthy family.
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It's a huge tax cut for Trump and his wealthy friends.
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Not to mention white and from a wealthy, well-connected family.
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He built his empire with $100 million from his wealthy father.
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A lot of this, a lot of the wealthy clients do.
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And yet, his kids grew up never thinking they were wealthy.
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That will not happen when writers like Steve Fraser call wealthy
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Teasdale, a wealthy widow, to donate $20 million to the cause.
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Mayer describes how a network of ultra-wealthy libertarians, centered around
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What use do the super-wealthy have for the sharing economy?
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"We had a wealthy and happy life there before," she says.
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Excuse me, if you are wealthy it&aposs not a crime.
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I was in a wealthy coma and I wasn't looking inward.
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Andy Rubin, the creator of Android, is a very wealthy man.
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Rubio faces his own primary challenge from wealthy businessman Carlos Beruff.
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"We weren't wealthy enough to fly in an airplane," she said.
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These various items are to help him stay healthy and wealthy.
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You can't tell how wealthy someone is by what they're wearing.
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Being wealthy is not all it's often cracked up to be.
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The firm offers investment solutions to wealthy, family offices and institutions.
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Abuse by state authorities is not limited to less wealthy countries.
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They're both excessively wealthy, married to models, and own ridiculous properties.
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Crowely called the tax proposal a "gaping loophole" for the wealthy.
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Brexit may have been good for the British wealthy — especially billionaires.
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I mean, if these policies drive out the wealthy people, sure.
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Nordstrom's plunging sales confirm a troubling new trend among wealthy shoppers.
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The MICs are financed mainly by wealthy individuals seeking higher yields.
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Murphy's critics also said tax hikes could drive away wealthy residents.
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But it's not just the super-wealthy with money to burn.
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Bernie Madoff was a trusted advisor for some very wealthy names.
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So, you're reasonably wealthy, but your DINK days are behind you.
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Now the private-company stockmarkets accept only "accredited" (ie, wealthy) investors.
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Many of these members were highly educated students and wealthy businessmen.
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Fazioli needs to sell to famous pianists, not just wealthy amateurs.
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Parties are also understandably tempted to field wealthy donors as candidates.
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About 23.5% of wealthy people are choosing the low-carb diet.
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Middle-class and wealthy Chinese are afraid because of the past.
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Here's what Leno, The Rock and other wealthy stars first drove.
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The super wealthy want more out of their investments these days.
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He did not grow up wealthy and was not a businessman.
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Victor Mitchell (R) and Doug Robinson (R), a wealthy investment banker.
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Rubio also faces a primary challenge from wealthy businessman Carlos Beruff.
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That businesses are catering to the wealthy is not news either.
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Family offices are management firms that advise wealthy individuals or families.
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By focusing her tax increases almost entirely on the wealthy, Mrs.
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It taxed wealthy people to finance health coverage for the poor.
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Even wealthy families were unable to afford 48 percent of schools.
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The child's family "must have been pretty wealthy," Ms. Davey said.
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For developers, the active, wealthy senior may be the new millennial.
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It's not our intention to give the wealthy a tax cut.
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"He died a wealthy man, because of this book," Erb said.
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"Guys, the wealthy are as patriotic as the poor," he said.
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Homes in the wealthy area sell for upwards of $1.7 million.
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In the wealthy nations of Europe, their reception has been mixed.
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The wealthy ones can buy their way out of the system.
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To support herself, she cleans the home of a wealthy family.
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Wealthy individuals are pooling together money to invest in Australian homes.
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The wealthy would see the greatest changes from the tax plan.
|
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John Delaney are extraordinarily wealthy from success in the private sector.
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Wealthy millennials may be flush with cash, but they're not naive.
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Trump will have scared some wealthy voters away from the Republicans.
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But he failed to mention that the wealthy would disproportionally benefit.
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Progressives don't like the transfers of wealth to wealthy business owners.
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Construction began in 1985 to separate wealthy communities from the poor.
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Making its wealthy owners even wealthier is not one of them.
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You don't have to be wealthy to be good with money.
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Retail spaces have responded in kind to the area's wealthy residents.
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De Blasio wants to impose a "millionaire's tax" on the wealthy.
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The taste leaders are wealthy people, with exegetes in their wake.
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For wealthy homebuyers in Los Angeles, pools are often a necessity.
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There's been discord between the wealthy Murdoch children over the years.
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Is it unfair that the very wealthy buy their way out?
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Despite not being fabulously wealthy, it made me feel like royalty.
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In addition to reading, wealthy people tend to wake up early.
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Wealthy parents "skip the line" to get their kids into college.
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Wealthy patients "skip the line" to get on-call concierge doctors.
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But the Tesla and SpaceX boss hasn't always been so wealthy.
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He's loud, wealthy and utterly lacking in any sort of class.
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They are a wealthy country and should be at 2 percent.
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Critics say the plan mostly helps wealthy shareholders and property owners.
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Those who do are often members of the wealthy old order.
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For the wealthy, owning a luxury home is no rare feat.
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WALLACE: Secretary... CLINTON: Cutting taxes on the wealthy, we've tried that.
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Under his tax proposal, the wealthy would get the biggest break.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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So, the latest round of tax cuts overwhelmingly benefited the wealthy.
|
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More schools privatized, making elite education a luxury for the wealthy.
|
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Americans never like the idea of lowering taxes on the wealthy.
|
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Republican candidates want to cut taxes for the wealthy, defund Planned
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It was designed to reward the wealthy by increasing their wealth.
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Adrangi, who manages $350 million for wealthy investors, was not injured.
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At the same time, it sports big tax cuts for wealthy.
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They weren't wealthy but they didn't live in a kampong either.
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But that means that only our wealthy Chinese fans can come.
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As you become more wealthy, you want to own a car.
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"You seem very wealthy because of your spoiled attitude," one says.
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Forget merely surviving on the indies; the Young Bucks are wealthy.
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They're wildly wealthy, worth twice or more what Vince McMahon is.
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I want to talk about the obligations of Silicon Valley's wealthy.
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Read more: How the ultra-wealthy sell their mansions: Whisper listings
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The ultra-wealthy get a leg up for college early on.
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Only a small wealthy portion of voters can afford to gamble.
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Mimi Walters, the former mayor of wealthy Laguna Niguel, sources said.
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The fundamental difference between the two of you concerns the wealthy.
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And, Mr. Trump, you're calling for tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Even wealthy Americans are relying on family members to stay rich.
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Golf carts are, of course, not only used by the wealthy.
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There is a lot of money at stake for wealthy couples.
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Kirchner says benefit the wealthy at the expense of the poor.
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He showered riches on business, wealthy people and, not coincidentally, himself.
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Amid this turmoil, the new generation of wealthy buyers has emerged.
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The offering made him instantly wealthy, and he retired almost immediately.
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Worries that the economy is becoming dominated by a wealthy elite.
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Because does it have to be supported by incredibly wealthy people?
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The fact is, book authors rarely become wealthy from movie deals.
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Tax cuts that benefit the wealthy most are huge and permanent.
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Maggie, the GOP and their wealthy donors are scared of Seth.
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They were an eccentric bunch: single, mostly older and all wealthy.
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Sanders's campaign is making this about the influence of the wealthy.
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There's stuff that happens at the obscenely wealthy, extremely high level.
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And, hey, taxes on corporations and the wealthy would go down.
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The board includes wealthy business leaders and the city's transportation commissioner.
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It's considered to be one of the wealthy parts of Manhattan.
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One of them, Gary Kirke, a wealthy casino owner, donated $2,600.
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If some wealthy individuals, that makes them angry, that's on them.
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No. This would look good on one person, who's very wealthy.
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Parkland is a very wealthy suburb in a crucial swing state.
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In wealthy countries, measles kills about one in every 1,000 victims.
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They have them lawyers ... Complexity favors the wealthy and the incumbents.
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Since then the "Meules" have become much coveted by wealthy collectors.
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He also wants a trickle-down tax cut for the wealthy.
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Wealthy parents charged in the case began surrendering to the authorities.
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They frequently dismiss taxation of the very wealthy as a solution.
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He pushed for an election system not dominated by the wealthy.
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The show made many people famous and wealthy, including Ms. Bushnell.
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Yimby prioritization of upmarket housing and wealthy tenants will mean for
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Maybe in Singapore, which is a wealthy democracy that people trust.
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Visitors travel with extraordinary privilege — especially those from wealthy Western nations.
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And that means being reliable to the interests of the wealthy.
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Today, it is a playground for mostly white and wealthy people.
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In Connecticut, where many wealthy New Yorkers own second homes, Gov.
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It's their third paid for by a wealthy paramour, they said.
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In our wealthy neighborhood, even the gods have shut themselves in.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio favors a tax on wealthy New Yorkers.
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The client was a wealthy publisher of a luxury magazine empire.
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He is a wealthy man, but he still scrubs the toilet.
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But I believe there should be higher taxes on the wealthy.
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U.S. taxes are low, not high, compared with other wealthy countries.
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Much of the clothing comes from charitable donations in wealthy countries.
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And it's basically being done to cut taxes for the wealthy.
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Wealthy northern Italy is facing a version of that nightmare already.
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National Democrats have rallied behind Harley Rouda, a wealthy business executive.
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He also proposed cutting taxes for the wealthy and for businesses.
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Instead, an outsize share of economic growth flows to the wealthy.
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" A: "Well, he's getting a ton of wealthy donors, isn't he?
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" Q: "You do have wealthy people donating to your campaign though.
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Have wealthy collectors' minds already left for the Hamptons or Tuscany?
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Could it be just a dumb tax cut for the wealthy?
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New Orleans was devastated, but the wealthy areas were just fine.
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He was born into a wealthy family in India, Bloomberg reported.
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"As the mayor has pointed out, he's not a wealthy individual."
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If the wealthy are so stressed out, whose fault is that?
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Quite simply, this is welfare for middle class and wealthy families.
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LEON COOPERMAN: -- probably the -- most of the wealthy people that way.
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The population of wealthy young people is growing, the report finds.
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So wealthy backers of Catalan independence aren't exactly hard to find.
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Wealthy and powerful men could have anyone they wanted, back then.
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The wealthy will move funds overseas as they did under Obama.
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There are some economists and wealthy Americans who oppose tax reform.
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Trump is also, for all of his boasts, very, very wealthy.
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Very few donors, even extremely wealthy ones, gave more than $10,000.
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Wealthy people largely prefer shopping on Cyber Monday over Black Friday.
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These detail thousands of applications for Cypriot passports by wealthy foreigners.
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Doing right on these issues, he says, would hurt the wealthy.
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Mr. Abbasi comes from a wealthy and well-connected political family.
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Big Chinese corporations and wealthy individuals have been donating, many generously.
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It isn't only white, or wealthy, neighborhoods that are rejecting shelters.
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In April, the Treasury Department issued sanctions against seven wealthy Russians.
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The girls' nonjudgmental, non-wealthy father is played by Bob Odenkirk.
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Grab a stick Lacrosse isn't just a sport for wealthy elites.
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Canada is the wealthy nation closest to Australia in ethnic makeup.
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They drugged extremely wealthy men and ran up their credit cards!
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Systrom was born in Holliston, Massachusetts, a wealthy suburb of Boston.
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The wealthy have done well, in a supernova kind of way.
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There is a cartoon that very wealthy people are generally assholes.
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The ultra-wealthy are descending upon Miami for Super Bowl LIV.
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It's no wonder the wealthy are less inclined toward charitable giving.
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But wealthy families living in expensive homes would still cash in.
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Democrats have dismissed the measure as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Some lawmakers say the program effectively sells citizenship to wealthy immigrants.
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Why would the wealthy in Nordic countries go along with this?
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Harvard and Stanford have become finishing school for the global wealthy.
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We will not be silenced by wealthy alumni and the police!
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And he does not break the streak of wealthy Trump teammates.
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The local economy is diversified and comparatively wealthy by national standards.
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"It's wealthy people behaving badly," Ryan Murphy told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Overall 2019 has been a good year for the incredibly wealthy.
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Elizabeth Warren, who accused him of selling access to wealthy fundraisers.
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Of course, some of the wealthy will see a tax cut.
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Participatory government may remain, but only the ultra-wealthy need apply.
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Fattah is far from wealthy, according to his financial disclosure forms.
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The top 10 countries with the most ultra-wealthy people, ranked
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The roster reads like a who&aposs who of wealthy progressives.
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So the primary group affected by these changes was wealthy people.
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He blasted Trump's tax plan as a giveaway to the wealthy.
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Stephen Paddock, 64, has been described as a wealthy former businessman.
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By and large they are Western, wealthy, well-educated and "woke".
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You're not going to get a wealthy New Yorker elected president.
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These costs are significantly higher than in most other wealthy countries.
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Other wealthy Democrats also are helping underwrite the party's super PACs.
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Rousseau was infuriated by the callousness of wealthy socialites like Voltaire.
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Air pollution disproportionately affects less wealthy city dwellers, according to Khan.
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Trump is indisputably wealthy, although the exact size remains a mystery.
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The Hamptons are known as a destination for ultra-wealthy vacationers.
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A powerful algorithm for happiness is to be wealthy but anonymous.
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First, we're told that we shouldn't feel sympathy for wealthy corporations.
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Would he really raise taxes on wealthy estates like his own?
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Paris is insanely wealthy, and we're guessing daddy's view will prevail.
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The return on investment is greater for wealthy white men, too.
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So these are not all wealthy people that have these homes.
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He has also worked to attract young, wealthy urbanites to Taoism.
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And all this is when he is simply a wealthy businessman.
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In November 2011 he called for higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Facebook CEO and wealthy nerd Mark Zuckerberg likes to stay busy.
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Instead, it would put the burden onto wealthy Americans and foreigners.
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America spends much more on prescription drugs than comparable wealthy nations.
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Yes, Mr. Ansari is a wealthy celebrity with a Netflix show.
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Tristan Tzara came from a wealthy family, like Olshan (nee Distenfeld).
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Celebrity grifters manage to con wealthy people out of their wealth.
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Clinton wants the ultra wealthy to pay much higher tax rates.
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For the most part, these cuts benefited the affluent and wealthy.
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If you're a wealthy person, you need only so many Toyotas.
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Jared is so interesting because he's so wealthy but so sad.
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The bill would give disproportionate benefits to wealthy Americans, who tend to benefit from corporate tax cuts more than non-wealthy Americans and who could likely exploit the pass-through rate by setting up dummy corporations.
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We were seeing all the houses around us selling for enormous sums and witnessing countless displays of the subsequent new super wealthy neighbours incredible intolerance for the well established and less wealthy communities of the area.
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Read more: 5 Hollywood celebrities who became billionaires and are vastly more rich than their peersKeep reading to learn more about the ultra-wealthy Americans who aren't quite as wealthy as most people assume they are.
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And it's hard to imagine what that bold economic agenda would even look like, given how deeply Democrats have come to depend on a class of very wealthy donors who would like to stay very wealthy.
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But the phenomenon of wealthy people seeking to influence areas in which they have no particular expertise appears to be particularly severe today, partly because of the young age at which people can now become wealthy.
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Banks, wealthy individuals join in Wealthy Nigerians and organizations, including banks, have also donated billions of Naira to help fund medical centers and provide essential materials necessary to curtail the spread of coronavirus in the country.
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Dru, who lives in a seemingly Mediterranean paradise called Freedonia (you heard that right, but the Marx Brothers references end there), is obscenely wealthy and has an indefinable blondish hairdo apparently trendy among the obscenely wealthy.
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The removal of meaningful consumer protections will be complemented by tax reductions for the wealthy at a time when income is finally beginning to shift away from the wealthy into the hands of middle-class America.
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Poll: Most Americans believe GOP tax plan will help corporations, wealthy, investors: A majority of Americans polled believes the Republican-backed tax plan will benefit corporations and wealthy Americans, according to a new CBS News poll.
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Art Cologne in Germany, Artissima in Turin, The Armory Show in New York, Art Brussels in Belgium, viennacontemporary in Austria and ARCOmadrid are all vying for a similar audience of wealthy, but not necessarily extremely wealthy, clients.
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An FBI investigation dubbed "Operation Varsity Blues" relied on wiretapped conversations to expose dozens of wealthy parents — including famous actresses and wealthy executives — who allegedly scammed their kids into elite colleges like USC, Yale, and Georgetown University.
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One sore point for the wealthy in the wake of the referendum may be a delay in the publication of new rules on "non-doms" — the tax status awarded to many foreign-born wealthy people, said WealthInsight.
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It's a tax break for the wealthy, but members have expressed deep concerns about the optics of repealing the tax for the wealthy and then leaving some lower income people with less affordable health care coverage. Sen.
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Philanthropic giving is one of the primary pursuits of the wealthy, particularly among the ultra wealthy, with 284% of the rich, and 123% of the super rich pointing to charitable giving as one of their top interests.
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After social media buzzed with unfounded speculation that the booing of Senator Bernie Sanders was related to the high cost of some tickets — presumably purchased by wealthy donors or wealthy candidates — the Democratic National Committee pushed back.
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But that's more than offset by her tax increases on the wealthy: higher estate taxes, a limit on tax expenditures for the wealthy, a 4 percent surtax on income over $5 million, the Buffett Rule, and more.
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What you saw in Rome, and what you see quite clearly today, is the wealthy undermining the very system that made them wealthy, and a total failure to see how ruinous that is in the long term.
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Taxes on the wealthy are higher, and the safety net is stronger.
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A wealthy entrepreneur traded him a sports car for the unlocked phone.
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But a significant chunk goes to wealthy individuals who are large landowners.
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Wealthy Connecticut town bans &aposfor sale&apos signs on homes on market.
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The movement sees French President Emmanuel Macron's government as favoring the wealthy.
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Wealthy elites have formal and informal means of influence wherever you look.
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He works with high-end and wealthy clients primarily based in London.
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Her older cousin had married a wealthy American in the donut trade.
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"I feel," she says, "that this will make me very very wealthy."
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This has led them to embrace wealthy individuals with often dubious reputations.
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More recently, wealthy Kenyans, foreigners and conservationists have bought land in Laikipia.
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It used to be a privilege reserved only for the ultra-wealthy.
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The once wealthy nation has the most oil reserves in the world.
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You need a way to make your ultra-wealthy drivers feel special.
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Microsoft purchased Skype for more than $8 billion, making Kutcher enormously wealthy.
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Seemingly because he's a nice, white, wealthy boy from a good family.
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Look at the things wealthy people can do legally to evade taxes.
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It sells insurance products to wealthy individuals through banks and stock brokerages.
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Jay Gatsby was poor, and Low was from a fairly wealthy family.
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It's about the influence of affluence, and the aspiration to be wealthy.
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Al Khair is controlled by the Kharafis, a wealthy Kuwaiti merchant family.
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The fact that Andrea was wealthy will probably be used against Naz.
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Some say they punish savers, inflate asset bubbles and benefit the wealthy.
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And perhaps more important to wealthy beachgoers, which saves the most time?
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The New York Times: Bloomberg pursues wealthy donors, but not their checkbooks.
|
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The wealthy end up with a bigger share of a smaller pie.
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But now a few Chinese ones are cropping up among the wealthy.
|
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas said Warren's proposal was punitive toward the wealthy.
|
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Western countries grew wealthy on a carbon-heavy diet of industrial development.
|
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The businessman was Gabriel "Puiu" Popoviciu, a wealthy Romanian real estate tycoon.
|
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Hackers routinely target high profile victims like politicians or wealthy cryptocurrency investors.
|
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Rage lurks in the present, too, among the wealthy and well-groomed.
|
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In the 19th century, tattoos were a popular accessory for wealthy socialites.
|
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Most aren't independently wealthy, and it takes money to hire an attorney.
|
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Right now Washington works great for the wealthy and the well connected.
|
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Funding from a wealthy do-gooder has also not guaranteed publications success.
|
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Renacci also is independently wealthy and has contributed heavily to his campaign.
|
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"If that makes some wealthy individuals angry, that's on them," she said.
|
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Today, Trump is in favor of big tax cuts for the wealthy.
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IN THE 20th century people could become wealthy philanthropists by starting publications.
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And the United States lags behind other wealthy nations in life expectancy.
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He's a television broadcaster, a wealthy man, a monument to hard work.
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For most people, surrogacy conjures images of the wealthy and of celebrities.
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"I feel more wealthy than lots of people my age," she said.
|
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But it's a broader set of very wealthy, successful Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
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I asked them if Trump represented wealthy people in a positive way.
|
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Tumbling levels of productivity is easier to explain in less wealthy countries.
|
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He would cap deductions for the wealthy and close special-interest loopholes.
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There are spending pledges on infrastructure, where wealthy Germany is surprisingly deficient.
|
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Wealthy kids learn about money at home -- or at their private schools.
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As a result, wealthy families are front-loading their charitable giving plans.
|
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Some wealthy families are not even planning on handing down their fortunes.
|
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Like Patrick, Mr St Aubyn came from a wealthy, upper-class family.
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The GOP is institutionally opposed to raising revenue, particularly from the wealthy.
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Specifically, it depends on big, wealthy, powerful countries participating in this system.
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They are very, very wealthy and their taste is over the top.
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Wealthy and politically influential religious groups began campaigning against the practice too.
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The report underlines the sharp divide between the wealthy and the rest.
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The characteristics that made people wealthy two decades ago still apply today.
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IF YOU'RE WEALTHY AND YOU TAKE YOUR MORTGAGE DEDUCTION, IS THAT UNETHICAL?
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What will the wealthy do with the extra income from their savings?
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And, like the rest of the country, the wealthy are politically polarized.
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Paca and his wife were both the children of wealthy tobacco planters.
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Michigan's influential and wealthy DeVos family will cease its support for Rep.
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Wealthy Gulf states like the UAE have no trouble repaying big loans.
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A lot of their voters don't want tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Both are wealthy and came from the business world before entering politics.
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Mark Zuckerberg ended his Wednesday significantly less wealthy than when it started.
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Super-wealthy investors are making some changes to their portfolios for 2019.
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And it's hard to find wealthy institutions that prioritize trans sexual health.
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His brash marketing methods worked, and wealthy collectors began visiting his gallery.
|
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Democrats have taken aim at the wealthy — and that has former Rep.
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His involvement and stake in Facebook has also made Hughes fabulously wealthy.
|
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Do you believe that the wealthy are being unfairly targeted these days?
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Even among wealthy white scions, it seems, Trump has a race problem.
|
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But the wealthy seem able to dodge the laws of the land.
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Catalonia is a wealthy region of 7.5 million people in northern Spain.
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But, how many people actually think they'll be wealthy in their lifetime?
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Wealthy donors were a big part of how Barack Obama became president.
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The area is popular with wealthy Ivorians and Westerners, particularly on Sundays.
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The area is popular with wealthy Ivorians and Westerners, particularly on weekends.
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"The bill is a winning lottery ticket for wealthy Americans," Schumer said.
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Here are other notable contributors, which include huge corporations and wealthy individuals.
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He is the son of a wealthy New York real estate developer.
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Both have substantial wealth management divisions — they manage money for wealthy people.
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And another thing -- folks who own airplanes aren't all wealthy (trust me).
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We're fighting against very powerful forces, very entrenched interests, very wealthy interests.
|
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Economic growth has moderately recovered but this has mainly benefitted the wealthy.
|
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The father of the biennial foundation's founder is a wealthy Russian businessman.
|
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We're guessing both insanely beautiful, wealthy people won't have an issue rebounding.
|
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Billionaire Warren Buffett said Monday wealthy Americans are not paying enough taxes.
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BUFFETT SAYS 'THE WEALTHY ARE DEFINITETLY UNDERTAXED REALATIVE TO THE GENERAL POPULATION'
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Ava is the daughter of a wealthy German industrialist and Nazi sympathizer.
|
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But Democrats are also correct that the wealthy see a bigger benefit.
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Rubio won the college educated, the overspill from Washington and the wealthy.
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This is not good for me...I have some very wealthy friends.
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Wealthy people know this and they never, ever ignore their credit score.
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Wealthy people know that the idea of well-lived life is subjective.
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The victims in West Houston include white, wealthy, Republican-voting energy executives.
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After someone becomes wealthy, they encounter a whole different set of problems.
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Jereissati, a wealthy entrepreneur, is among likely candidates to become temporary president.
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That was the 20143th lowest in a ranking of 27 wealthy nations.
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Japan is one of the world's most advanced, productive and wealthy economies.
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The wealthy, but tiny, Mideast nation imports virtually all of its food.
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That was the 22007th lowest in a ranking of 27 wealthy nations.
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Early in Fall, wealthy game-studio founder Richard "Dodge" Forthrast dies. Mostly.
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In Palm Beach, a haven for the wealthy, some structures were flattened.
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The area is popular with wealthy Ivorians and Westerners, particularly on weekends.
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Consider Facebook and its efforts to spread internet connectivity beyond wealthy countries.
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The response of our wealthy friends and allies has been highly uneven.
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Golf, a wealthy sport, does not need the Olympics to make money.
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Malani's philosophy is that financial planning isn't just for wealthy, older people.
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Taxes on the wealthy were raised to as much as 2000 percent.
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It's seemingly hoping to target wealthy customers for whom privacy deeply matters.
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About 13.8% of wealthy respondents want to eat less meat this year.
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About 12.6% of wealthy respondents chose this without specifying a particular one.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump by attacking their ties to wealthy political donors.
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The most wealthy avoid taxes via no capital gains and dividend taxes.
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Developer Mohamed Hadid has built dozens of decadent homes for wealthy clients.
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There could also be more social unrest in the wealthy northeastern region.
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The list of ways the wealthy can reduce their taxes goes on.
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Remnants of the anti-war movement and wealthy suburban liberals backed McGovern.
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But some wealthy people, despite their cushy bank accounts, live relatively frugally.
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Twenty-nine might be a wealthy guy; he's not as a hungry.
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From a wealthy family, he once had been a Wall Street lawyer.
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The ultra-exclusive Jupiter Island is home to some seriously wealthy residents.
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The wealthy convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sure has a sweet tooth.
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She intends to cover the costs with higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Botswana is relatively wealthy by African standards, thanks to its diamond mines.
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Its modern day clients include wealthy Britons, Russians and Middle Eastern citizens.
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Only the truly wealthy can indulge their fantasies with genuine sensory responses.
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Another 11.5% of wealthy respondents want to go on the ketogenic diet.
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Only about 8% of wealthy respondents are interested in a vegetarian diet.
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Old Master paintings he acquired from cash-poor European aristocrats to wealthy
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When I last checked, he was still alive and very, very wealthy.
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I am not the type of super-wealthy person derided by Sens.
|
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But only a small share of the wealthy is responsible for innovation.
|
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Dr. Darity's research also shows that not all immigrant groups are wealthy.
|
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The wealthiest people tend to hang out with other wealthy, successful people.
|
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It opens the possibility of unspecified additional tax hikes on the wealthy.
|
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Worse yet, wealthy nations have walked away from their commitment to resettlement.
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" Overall, 69 percent of Americans said, "Yes, raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Those include seats in wealthy suburban districts like those held by Reps.
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An only child, Mr. Zampolli was raised in a wealthy Milanese family.
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Sixty percent of those worth $5 million or more said they're wealthy.
|
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And conditions are tipping even further in favor of the mega-wealthy.
|
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But vastly larger tax cuts would flow to wealthy Americans and corporations.
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"Super-wealthy people can silence the press," Jeff wrote from Evanston, Ill.
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It includes some restrictions to deter wealthy people from abusing those benefits.
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Some also toiled on campus, hired from students and other wealthy people.
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Despite serving an ultra-wealthy clientele, wealth jobs themselves don't pay much.
|
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Josey: Beautiful, blond, originally adopted by a wealthy white woman named Annie.
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Large automakers and wealthy consumers line their pockets with ordinary taxpayers' money.
|
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But the industry is no longer limited to celebrities and wealthy socialites.
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Bolsonaro asking explicitly for such support at a dinner with wealthy followers.
|
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Democrats, however, argued that the law mostly benefits wealthy individuals and corporations.
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So I have to ask one in return: What does wealthy mean?
|
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Wealthy Republicans are also putting on the pressure, with New York Rep.
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He described her as an "accomplished pianist" from a wealthy Chinese family.
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When wealthy friends said they wanted one, too, it went into production.
|
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Suddenly, the wealthy are being portrayed as virtual predators of the poor.
|
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Next, Toomey moved to Hong Kong to work with wealthy Chinese investors.
|
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But her longest job was working as a nanny for wealthy families.
|
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Despondently, a significant segment of wealthy black communities do not support HBCUs.
|
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A recession may be imminent, and the ultra-wealthy are taking notice.
|
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Many of Paypal's early employees went on to become wealthy angel investors.
|
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"It's the right location for a significant number of the world's wealthy."
|
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Superyachts are known to be a favorite toy of the ultra-wealthy.
|
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However, wealthy LA homebuyers are willing to pay a premium for them.
|
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Only six percent of the wealthy in my study played the lottery.
|
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But the US alone still represents vast and wealthy group of customers.
|
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With a classic New England feel, this northern state is fairly wealthy.
|
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Cumming plays Andre, a wealthy art collector whose latest acquisition is Franklin.
|
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That is why many wealthy families often require their teenagers to work.
|
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They are angry about the amount that the wealthy can avoid contributing.
|
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"It's a wealthy population," said Mr. Fricke, 75, a former engineering professor.
|
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Only the truly wealthy can afford things like superyachts and private jets.
|
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Among them were 11 princes as well as ministers and wealthy tycoons.
|
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And unless you're incredibly wealthy, you'll never pay a cent of it.
|
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Xapo has offered that as a service to wealthy investors, for free.
|
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All of these special laws are aimed squarely at helping the wealthy.
|
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Just over half (22016%) of all survey respondents believe they'll become wealthy.
|
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Most of their largest gifts, however, come after a wealthy donor dies.
|
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At wealthy schools that were predominantly white and Asian, 24 percent did.
|
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They are increasingly wealthy, and can therefore afford to buy such brands.
|
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He's described her as an "accomplished pianist" from a wealthy Chinese family.
|
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Their ability to – LEON COOPERMAN: Is that the result of wealthy people?
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So we are going to have the wealthy pay their fair share.
|
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The wealthy have also become expert at dodging taxes, as Trump did.
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It is a wealthy, highly educated city with a high tax base.
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The benefits of the mortgage interest deduction flow overwhelmingly to the wealthy.
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Furthermore, the EV tax credit nearly exclusively benefits corporations and the wealthy.
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His firm manages $2 billion for professional athletes and the ultra-wealthy.
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Also, Dotcom makes cringe-inducing music videos about how wealthy he is.
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This bifurcation is worrisome to financial advisors who work with the wealthy.
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Rue, as a non-white, non-wealthy woman, is afforded less leeway.
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Wealthy families long have known how to play the college admissions game.
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Many are decrying the advantages wealthy families legitimately enjoy and illegitimately exploit.
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Clubbing is no longer just an industry that caters to wealthy foreigners.
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He's shaking down the other wealthy Saudis to pay for his opulence.
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We kind of take it for granted wealthy donors can buy access.
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We meet a wealthy, violent landowner, the Protector, and his wife, Agnès.
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When they agree to that, they're going to have a wealthy country.
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She proposed paying for the plan with a tax on wealthy families.
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Most contentiously, TPC assumes that corporate tax cuts overwhelmingly help the wealthy.
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Reynolds channeled the wellspring of popular anger at wealthy bankers and elites.
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Doubtful. There probably aren't that many unique and wealthy fetishists out there.
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But relying on these wealthy donors created a problem for both parties.
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Buying a house there is a "Masonic handshake" amongst ultra-wealthy survivalists.
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Not just any wedding: The groom came from a wealthy Ohio family.
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To pay for it, Clinton has proposed higher taxes on the wealthy.
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Well, Uber has raised $7 billion from venture capitalists and wealthy investors.
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Clark founded Silicon Graphics and Netscape and became very wealthy doing so.
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Records show it was built in the 1600s for the wealthy Toffettis.
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Not all wealthy parents are keen to make their children instant millionaires.
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The tax plan is expected to primarily benefit wealthy Americans and corporations.
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This newly wealthy is referred to as the donju, or rising bourgeois.
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Most of the cost burden would fall on businesses and the wealthy.
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Clinton as puppets of wealthy elites, competing to do their masters' bidding.
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The EB-113 program has provided a path for many wealthy Chinese.
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Wealthy Americans also heavily invested in pets — their spending increased by 70%.
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Kutcher's parenting approach isn't unlike that of other well-known wealthy individuals.
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Cuban says he knew right away that plan wouldn't make anyone wealthy.
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Because then he could privatize Medicare and slash taxes on the wealthy.
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Mr. Horner advises wealthy clients to limit their exposure on social media.
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The main characters in the first three episodes are all fairly wealthy.
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Globalization left many behind, and made some unconscionably wealthy, others disgracefully poor.
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China's increasingly wealthy people want more and better food on their plates.
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Low-fee models have proven especially attractive to younger, less wealthy customers.
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Bette Graham was now wealthy, with fabulous jewelry and a Rolls-Royce.
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The same strategies that wealthy countries use: family reunification and foster care.
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With its investment, Camce is aiming to draw wealthy locals and foreigners.
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That will amount to a large cut for many wealthy business owners.
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