Yes, the less moneyed spouse is only entitled by law to what's agreed upon, but the more moneyed spouse is free to give more, Wilsher said.
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Mr. Sanders rails against the moneyed elite – basically Davos Man.
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But signs of development — the moneyed, artisanal variety — are everywhere.
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The borough's rising profile has attracted multiple moneyed sustainability stakeholders.
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Trump was hardly a favorite of the party's moneyed donors.
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Surely they and their moneyed friends would assist these wretched creatures.
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There were fancy old couples, moneyed vampires recharging their cultural cache.
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Their problems are the problems of the moneyed creative class—i.e.
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We dream of Cinderella teams winning out over big-moneyed programs.
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Warren condemned the corruption of the political process by moneyed interests.
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He attacked corporations, while being a member of the moneyed elite.
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Moneyed interests — that of industries and individuals — have far too much influence.
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The moneyed set stays at places like the private Mill Reef Club.
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He's a bully within his moneyed circle who's never really known struggle.
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Instead, according to Grassley, "big moneyed Manhattan interests" have abused the program.
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Meanwhile, Austen's gentleman Darcy becomes a brain surgeon from a moneyed background.
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The moneyed setting might also explain why the pizza is so expensive.
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It is placid but not moneyed, vivid but not glaring in any way.
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Electric-car enthusiasts — at least well-moneyed ones — will be glad he did.
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He has railed against the moneyed interests, against the rigged economy, against globalization.
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No. But moneyed, educated people feigning a reflexive aversion to "elites" may have.
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The solutions are often politically messy, offending the sensibilities of the moneyed class.
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Landed gentry and other moneyed types were especially fond of the new hobby.
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Mr. Macron, a former banker, is seen as close to the moneyed elite.
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The gulf between the Democratic moneyed elites and its grassroots is also widening.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio came into office in 2014 telling a tale of two cities, where the poor and the working class were finding it increasingly hard to get by, while the moneyed elite got more moneyed by the day.
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Manafort's involvement with moneyed interests in Russia and Ukraine had previously come to light.
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From the very start, its true demons have nearly unanimously been moneyed white people.
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Both sides recognize that democracy cannot function as long as moneyed interests go unchallenged.
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But the team is not shying away from its Wall Street and moneyed roots.
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Often underpaid and overworked, they're the frequent punching bags of the moneyed and heartless.
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By any yardstick, Mr. Bush was an aristocrat, a product of moneyed Greenwich, Conn.
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The calamity couldn't have happened to a more undeserving member of his moneyed class.
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The bill's passage demonstrated that moneyed interests are not always the victors in Washington.
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Both accused the incumbent president of selling out the people to corrupt, moneyed interests.
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His moneyed coterie wants to turn Britain into free-market Singapore on the Thames.
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It seems like Lisa is writing from a more moneyed perspective for a richer audience.
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Perhaps the shows are designed to appeal to the raver generation, now settled and moneyed.
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Balanchine knew his company needed to attract a moneyed clientele if it were to survive.
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In the right hands, it could show just how beholden Republicans are to moneyed interests.
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In 2010, Kennedy sided with his fellow conservatives and moneyed interests in Citizens United v.
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For companies trying to entice moneyed customers, that means identifying and anticipating what they want.
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And because unions fight for these freedoms, the moneyed interests have made us a target.
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Mr. Manafort's involvement with moneyed interests in Russia and Ukraine had previously come to light.
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Her Roman studio was a required stop for the moneyed class on the Grand Tour.
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In the South, it was enjoyed by the moneyed crowd equipped with silver julep cups.
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One of those moneyed, debauched places that only seem to have existed before social media.
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Her father's textile business and savvy in real estate investment gave the family moneyed status.
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Other alleys are blocked by the blast walls and watchtowers that attend the moneyed elite.
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To change course, the country's leaders must take on the moneyed elite and religious extremism.
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Pac Heights has been a hotspot for old-moneyed families and tech bigwigs ever since.
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Realtors and sellers love moneyed buyers and are not inclined to ask too many questions.
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Plenty of moneyed artists have been cry babies about the prevalence of phones at their performances.
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But the clubs making the offers weren't the newly moneyed Paris Saint-Germain or Manchester City.
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The "Florida noir" setting is a Southern gothic for women who aren't rich, white, and moneyed.
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Everything about it read very old money, it has this beautifully moneyed perfection type of vibe.
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She lived in boutique hotels, wore designer clothes and hung out in Manhattan's moneyed party circles.
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As a result, employees will have little bargaining power against significant moneyed interests and repeat players.
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The "local control" movement, on the other hand, benefits not local communities but moneyed special interests.
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Throughout Western history, visual art has often been the domain of the educated or moneyed elite.
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In the current climate of moneyed spectacle, Leaf is the truly radical artist, aesthetically and politically.
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Voters increasingly understand that big moneyed interests are drowning out their voices on issues important to them.
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Raising capital is a private activity engaged in by the moneyed-class even in publically-traded markets.
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His real objective, however, is to rally workers against the moneyed status quo, leading a farmers' strike.
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Education Secretary-designate Betsy DeVos has been a charter member of the moneyed conservative movement for decades.
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Republicans, backed by moneyed interests such as real estate, have for years consistently out-raised the Democrats.
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Keeping in mind that the cost for particularly nasty, and moneyed, divorces can climb into the millions.
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Not one built for this moneyed set between the '30s and the turn of the 21st century.
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Warren has spent much of her career as an academic and in politics fighting against moneyed interests.
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William A. Ackman is a big-moneyed, swaggering hedge fund manager with a long list of accomplishments.
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It railed against the cosmopolitan, liberal elite, but it tried to make common cause with moneyed interests.
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Today, Chanel lives in the pop culture canon as the property of rich girls and stylish, moneyed women.
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The forced pomp, the moneyed campaigns, the boggling repetition of dozens of awards fetes could jaundice any eye.
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His massive rallies tapped into a raw energy full of resentment and distrust with the moneyed political establishment.
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Her sheltered, moneyed life is a symptom of this particularly unfair moment of capitalism, not a root cause.
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I, on the other hand, was stuck down with a bunch of people who weren't well-moneyed idiots.
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They are moneyed, surrounded by support, invited regularly to dinner parties where someone is serving sous vide duck.
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Vance Faraday was her name, and there she was on our dossier, looking moneyed and a little smug.
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Clinton devoted much of August to fund-raising in the moneyed enclaves of the Hamptons and Martha's Vineyard.
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There was something slightly ridiculous about occupying that zone where the serious, moneyed New York galleries were located.
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"Moneyed interests in both parties don't want to come to terms with it," he told the New Republic.
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Modern moneyed New York had arrived at a rickety remnant of the 22008th-century city via express mail.
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Eight representatives were chosen under general-ticket voting, and the Federalists, the moneyed interests based in Philadelphia, dominated.
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The moneyed got to run a rigged system, in a different universe from those whose lives remained local.
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We felt like so much of the club scene was moneyed and straight and white in the city.
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They came from the nearby suburbs, from the country's moneyed enclaves and from rural communities in every direction.
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And like Trump, he became a politician with a lot of money who complained about the moneyed class.
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Many Democratic contenders are eager to show they will reduce the influence of moneyed special interests in elections.
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Buttigieg's connection to moneyed power has come under increasing scrutiny of late, particularly from Democratic primary challenger Sen.
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After the crusade relaxed, the recovery was steady, supported largely by a strategic shift toward less-moneyed visitors.
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" I could envision a gossip columnist writing, "The gala drew a glitzy, moneyed crowd from the inner city.
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For decades, the Long New Right has depended on buy-in from moneyed interests within the Republican coalition.
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Oligarchs are among the businessmen who have been publicly ordered to rally, with moneyed enthusiasm, behind the plan.
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Started in 2007 by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington, the Crunchies are something like an excessively moneyed nerd prom.
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I usually dismiss tradition and tend to be a critic of moneyed apolitical gays; it totally proved me wrong.
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At times, it seems to take a moneyed member of the political and journalistic elite not to see this.
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But for now, the party's moneyed class believes the House majority will hinge on just a handful of races.
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Mayor de Blasio, however, got repeated boos from a moneyed crowd that was not shy about identifying as Republican.
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The Treasury secretary floats a plan to hand $100 billion in capital gains tax savings to his moneyed friends.
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A campaign finance system that fosters corruption and creates kingmakers of moneyed interests cries out for a thorough overhaul.
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On television, she played the scheming, moneyed Dominique Deveraux on ABC's prime-time soap opera "Dynasty" in the 21979s.
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Anxiety is also high in corners of the moneyed financial world that have benefited mightily from the current system.
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Consider the unproductive moneyed class which instead of investing in real businesses buys urban land and sits on it.
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Instead, Gates said he had received numerous entreaties to tap into Epstein's network of moneyed friends for philanthropic reasons.
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A now moneyed class of these early investors are known as "donju", a Korean word meaning "masters of money".
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But maybe one person of color would see it and feel more welcome in this absurdly moneyed, white space.
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The race exposed rifts between the Republican party's conservative base and its moneyed establishment — and within Trump's inner circle.
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Its premise is simple: almost a caricature of moneyed (white) Americana, with a $30 upcharge added for good measure.
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Gloria Vanderbilt, who died earlier this week at the age of 95, was so much more than her moneyed name.
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Reacting shrewdly to the post-war wave of prosperity, Wilson was determined to bring newly moneyed buyers into the fold.
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And there's a ton of investment interest and moneyed interests now in podcasting, which then brings in Apple-level competitors.
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It is easy to point to polarized parties or moneyed interests or corrupted politicians to explain our government's profound ineffectiveness.
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In their view, the county is selling out to moneyed developers by infringing on their right to enjoy public land.
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He has taken on the moneyed interests in his home state and is expected to bring that attitude to Washington.
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After his jail stint in 2008, for example, the moneyed sex offender commissioned a mural depicting him in prison garb.
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In some ways yes, but I don't have four children and she's moneyed in a way that I am not.
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As the moneyed class evolves further, they're likely to test the balance of power between the state and business community.
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Though rich citizens had spent benevolently, they had deepened a political culture in which institutions and officials serve the moneyed.
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A case in point: the Lamborghini racetrack events that Dubuis has organized in moneyed hot spots from Palm Springs, Calif.
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Is an angry voter a skeptic who sees through politicians' lies, or a pawn in the hands of moneyed interests?
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The multimillionaire Facebook co-founder is the latest moneyed titan to turn philanthropist, and has even called for Facebook's dismantling.
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New York Hospital, established in 1791, was founded in the opposite spirit of Bellevue's, catering mainly to the moneyed class.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, have emphasized smaller individual donations to suggest that they would be less beholden to moneyed interests.
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The real strength of moneyed interests in Congress derives from America's unfortunate habit of starving its public institutions of resources.
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The first real melee of the night was, predictably, on the issue of Clinton's cozy ties to well-moneyed special interests.
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With a lot of discussion about moneyed, older men abusing their power, has it changed the way you view your relationships?
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But it's a very moneyed area, and I'm sure they're used to men paying, so they just made their own assumptions.
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Every piece of it, no matter how fantastical, seems too plausible to be a creation from the moneyed gods of Hollywood.
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"Mitch McConnell's obsession with protecting the shady, dark moneyed interests that put him in power is damaging our democracy," she added.
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At the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the framers devoted themselves to building a system that would be safe from moneyed influence.
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The 43-year-old joined the effort to recruit other moneyed families to support a wealth tax in the June letter.
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The tax cuts will hand trillions of dollars to the companies and their moneyed owners following a massive corporate lobbying campaign.
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Politicians and moneyed interests are simply too savvy to get caught making a specific offer of money for a specific deed.
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Furthermore, a public office could help balance the disproportionate power of moneyed interests of boutique hotels, cocktail lounges, and mega clubs.
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What Lagerfeld focused on instead was cafe society — the other people who have stayed at the Ritz, some famous, all moneyed.
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He was considering expanding his media and events businesses into Saudi Arabia and also was hunting for moneyed partners in acquisitions.
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Eleanor gives Rachel her own wedding ring, which promises not just a moneyed future, but also forgiveness, approval, and cultural belonging.
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Based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel, it stars Christian Bale as a serial killer hidden among New York's moneyed class.
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On the one hand, a new wave of progressives shares little of his comfort with real estate and other moneyed interests.
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Powerful, moneyed forces are working diligently to keep the pay-to-play system intact, in part by politicizing critical democratic reforms.
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And yet it is Bush, for now, who is forced to dispel the assumption that he is beholden to moneyed interests.
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Yet Democratic pollster Anna Greenberg insists that scandals bolster her party's ongoing argument that Republicans do the bidding of moneyed interests.
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Millman said that meant they were often quite a different demographic from the more moneyed Australians usually associated with the sport.
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"Since the Times is itself a member of the moneyed elite, their endorsement and embrace of Warren is devastating," Enjeti said.
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But the yearly gathering of media, chefs and moneyed food obsessives has helped to boost the profile of Margaret River exponentially.
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He'll claim he was victim of a conspiracy orchestrated by malefactors in the media, the moneyed elites, and both parties' establishments.
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For too long, too many Republicans have been unwilling to acknowledge that the power of moneyed interests is a cause for concern.
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There are also the moneyed New Yorkers who frequent the Assemblage, a self-described co-living, co-working community space in Manhattan.
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You have to be invited to show your car, which means you have to mingle and make friends in this moneyed set.
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In "Sultan," the man who brings the televised martial arts league to India is part of the country's moneyed English-speaking elite.
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She is soon inducted into these women's ranks, but still sees reflections of Jane Goodall's researches in this "honeyed and moneyed" environment.
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Editorial Whatever voters' disappointment with the fractious and bitter election campaign, the moneyed forces underpinning the candidates are quietly doing very well.
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By pursuing ballot initiatives and enacting local laws that address money in politics, we will invite legal challenges by entrenched, moneyed interests.
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As the economy in North Korea has changed, so have the tastes of a moneyed middle class keen to try new foods.
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In 20113, Mr. Ghosn grazed a motorbike while driving a Porsche in the Roppongi area of Tokyo, a haven for moneyed foreigners.
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When it comes to the secrecy world, which caters to the moneyed elite and the politically powerful, the answer is often yes.
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Their histories coalesced, in Dr. Blasey's telling, in the early 1980s, in the insular, moneyed world of Washington private college preparatory schools.
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Would he, like most of the city's moneyed classes, shut them out behind air-conditioned cars and hermetically sealed high-rise apartments?
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This memoir of Scott's Philadelphia family is a poignant addition to the literature of moneyed glamour and its inevitable tarnish and decay.
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They resented both the moneyed cosmopolitan elites as well as the North Indian migrants who competed with them for low-skill jobs.
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As more moneyed residents moved in, they brought both extravagances and important amenities, such as giant glass condos, artisanal chocolate and schools.
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" The real question, he said, is, "Are you trying to advance our society or are you trying to advance global moneyed interests?
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Yet these cozy gatherings can look quite bad for Clinton in a primary where Sanders is saying she's too close to moneyed interests.
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For now at least, the VR experience of designing your own Audi is a niche utility for a small group of moneyed individuals.
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The Will & Grace revivial, with its sprawling Manhattan apartments and historic LGBTQ-friendly storylines, is obviously a show aimed at liberal, moneyed viewers.
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So 767 people sent in small sums - $25 here, $1003 there - hoping it would help prepare him to face his many, moneyed foes.
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The moneyed classes tend toward conventional clothes; owners of multibillion-naira companies run around town in Ralph Lauren polo shirts and khaki shorts.
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Worth noting: Democratic leadership and the key (and moneyed) outside groups have been working closely to coordinate in the past week, sources say.
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Jill Soloway's Transparent gave us a family drama about a transgender woman and her aimless, self-centered adult children in moneyed Los Angeles.
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Style trumps substance, and it's hard to shake the feeling that this is just another place for the moneyed clubby elite to party.
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She argues that the program helped ensure a diverse slate of candidates — people like her, who aren't wealthy and don't have moneyed connections.
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It wasn't all for nothing: The enthusiasm for Mr. O'Rourke most likely helped less glamorous and less moneyed candidates win down the ballot.
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In addition to silent-spreading disease and a burning planet, they must take on the moneyed, the godly, the dictatorial and Mike Pence.
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The two gentlemen appear in tuxes and ice-cream suits, in gold lamé and chalk stripes — the various uniforms of the moneyed elite.
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I have learned, for example, that the most bloated and moneyed institutions are the ones that will haggle most insistently over actual cents.
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And they will scrutinize whether he will throw in with Washington's moneyed interests at the expense of middle-class and working-class families.
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The GOP will be responsible for every 5-85033 decision that throws working Americans under the bus to favor the powerful, moneyed few.
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Fillmore Street runs north to south through San Francisco&aposs Pacific Heights, a neighborhood known for housing tech bigwigs and old-moneyed families.
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Still, many of these corporate leaders and well-moneyed tech types aren't representative of the political orientation of the industry's rank and file.
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Euro 2016 may not yet be cold in its grave, but the most moneyed top flight on the planet cares not for such sentimentality.
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This was the era of the slick, moneyed glamour of Studio 54, and the Mudd Club was, in many ways, a reaction to it.
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An unleashed Vice President Warren could champion progressive causes and combat corporate lobbyists and moneyed interests throughout the labyrinthine rulemaking process and federal government.
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Instead, Trump has knocked his rivals in broader strokes by suggesting that they are all politicians doing the bidding of big moneyed, special interests.
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President Donald Trump has been good in some significant ways for the moneyed interests in America, from his tax cuts to his deregulatory efforts.
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Mr. Kim has shown some tolerance for private enterprise, giving rise to a new moneyed class that has thrived on smuggling goods from China.
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And, since that is an easier concession for the children and intimates of the moneyed classes, influential fields can fill up with fancy people.
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Analysts say builders have begun serving the less-moneyed end of the market, including young adults who are entering their prime home-buying years.
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While male candidates overwhelmingly possess networks of moneyed connections or the means to self-fund their campaigns, women often must rely on small donations.
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Marianne finally finds her footing as Connell falters—he's a scholarship student who doesn't quite fit in with the rest of the moneyed crowd.
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Ironic racism is still racism, and when it's dispensed by a moneyed insider at an event with minimal Asian representation, it's that much worse.
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When he saw people drilling down to 1,000 feet or 2,000 feet, Seitz knew straight away that moneyed operations intended to plant nut trees.
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" He told a gathering of friendly intellectuals in 2013 that this involves nurturing a supportive moneyed class: "The system cannot work without international capital.
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He might court headline investment from Amazon and Apple, but moneyed Saudis who should be first on board prefer to squirrel their savings away.
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That is not so different from what happened in the United States, where party officials became seen as unresponsive and beholden to moneyed interests.
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Josh Hawley's (R-MO) attacks on corporate power and big tech and conservative pundit Tucker Carlson's assailing of the "ruling class" and moneyed interests.
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The preoccupations of Hydra's moneyed vacationers are both alluring and relentlessly superficial: questions of interior design, dinner menus, the quality of the local help.
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First, the moneyed elite who tip the scales of markets in their favor through unfair business practices, tax evasion and preferential access to power.
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When they arrived, the Clintons found a lot of raw nerve endings among the moneyed elite, who were bitterly divided following Bush v. Gore.
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The moneyed classes drive the middle classes from their neighborhoods, and then the middle classes, or their children, drive the working classes from theirs.
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That may be even more difficult on a tax overhaul than it was on health care, given the moneyed interests watching every proposed change.
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That is already Bloomberg's reputation is some quarters, but strengthening it will only damage his nonpartisan brand and paint him as yet another moneyed Democrat.
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The Democratic Party was more or less comfortable with the power status quo, while the Republican Party sought to amplify the influence of the moneyed.
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The moneyed elite get top hats and cigars, cops get riot gear, and anyone outside the establishment is lucky to have a hat or jacket.
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And there's broad support across party lines for many concrete solutions that would help increase transparency and rein in the outsized influence of moneyed interests.
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Opposing her is Samantha (Reiner), a lawyer who thinks she and her moneyed boyfriend Michael Connor (a smirky James Purefoy) are up to no good.
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The subsequent fight was between two moneyed and monolithic entities, but as is always the case in war, it was the little people that suffered.
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The city is in flux, restructuring constantly around surges of moneyed short-stay out-of-towners; how could the music ever maintain a singular identity?
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So when it does reach the public market, Snapchat is likely to roil the moneyed world and reap bonanzas for its founders, among many others.
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Still, Mr. Trump's visit at times had the feel of an American abroad promoting his moneyed golf links, rather than his own candidacy for president.
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But they don't follow it closely enough, they don't understand, and the policy process is tilted toward moneyed interests that ordinary people have no chance.
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Think tanks, which position themselves as "universities without students," have power in government policy debates because they are seen as researchers independent of moneyed interests.
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Even before Klobuchar dropped out, Sanders took the news in stride, continuing to position himself as an independent political revolutionary against the moneyed Democratic establishment.
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It was another sunny day in the well-lit Manhattan offices of a celebrity-backed, moneyed start-up with ambitions far beyond its page views.
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Feeney plausibly speculates on the contempt Nixon may have felt for the moneyed, time-wasting crowd (including Reagan's character) surrounding Bette Davis, the picture's star.
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"It is hard to see any common thread or coherent principle except for rewarding moneyed interests that is behind that set of proposals," Summers said.
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A wealthy couple snacked on gandofli, clams, in the Greek Yacht Club of Alexandria, where the moneyed jostle for a table overlooking the glistening harbor.
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He himself is a moneyed interest who deployed his wallet to pay for policy initiatives and prop up friendly politicians during his tenure as mayor.
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In my opinion it will be sad if the Democratic Party succumbs once again to moneyed influences — and I think it will spell electoral defeat.
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Sanjay Srivastava, a sociology professor at Delhi University, said the global spread of consumerism had helped popularize the holiday, especially among a moneyed Hindu elite.
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They are strongmen, and are hired—by administrators who serve cabals of extremely demanding and utterly unaccountable moneyed boosters—to do the things that strongmen do.
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The proposal is also another way to shine a spotlight on economic inequality and the ways workers often lose out to moneyed interests on Wall Street.
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Unlike many of the moneyed elite from other developing countries, who accrued wealth from a privatization land-grab, almost all of China's entrepreneurs started from scratch.
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With powerful moneyed interests often behind the project subject to review, it should be no surprise that the pressure to short-circuit reviews can become intense.
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They know that, despite certain nominal improvements to the electoral process, Indonesia's politics remain an ominously well-armed plaything of factory owners and other moneyed interests.
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With two fundraising powerhouses teaming up in California, Ryan and McCarthy may be able to ask big-moneyed donors to contribute tens of thousands of dollars.
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Into her well-ordered, meticulously moneyed world bursts Penny Rust, an Aussie who is as free-form and fun-loving as Josephine is calculated and cunning.
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The goal of these disinformation campaigns has always been the same: to frighten the left into falling in line with the moneyed masters of the party.
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Unfortunately, the same venal, part-time players whose only ambition is to feather their own nests or those of their moneyed supporters will be in charge.
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In Queens, the new companies that have come to Long Island City have helped transform the semi-industrial waterfront neighborhood into a haven for moneyed professionals.
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At the Red Rabbit Club (on the site of the former Gilded Lily), moneyed patrons are courted by dancers, a magician and other forms of entertainment.
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Doyle's fixation on "nice" behavior is indicative of a much wider system of belief among the moneyed elite, who prize civility and manners above public welfare.
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Although the main industry is a prison, this seemingly bucolic place attracts enough moneyed weekenders to support a poets' colony and some serious real-estate investors.
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"I have never known a politician or big moneyed guy or anyone who has had a first heart attack" not consider his mortality, Mr. Rollins added.
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Since its creation in 1965, the Westminster municipality has served some of London's most moneyed neighborhoods, never once falling into the hands of the Labour Party.
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Before our very eyes we have one of the most transparent displays of the alliance between the news media and the moneyed elite in this country.
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The variances are even greater at a community level, as the rich increasingly flock to wealth clusters with like-minded and like-moneyed millionaires and billionaires.
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Those who grew up in moneyed Brentwood, like Papagan, could certainly feel that proximity, even if they weren't implicated in the trial's political and racial dimensions.
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But that success depended, crucially, on the PT's ability to demonstrate that it could continue to stand up for the little guy against Brazil's moneyed interests.
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Valdez said a deluge of nasty national political rhetoric combined with what she sees as dysfunctional, moneyed state government administration inspired her to run for office.
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From the glitz and glamour of the West End to the moneyed sophistication of Mayfair, London is home to some of the world's best restaurants and hotels.
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Image Source: Fiverr, Wikimedia CommonsWe all know that the gig economy is just a terrifying innovation that makes it easier for the moneyed class to exploit workers.
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Neighborhoods have gentrified rapidly over the past decade as newly moneyed techies put roots down in the city, sending the city spiraling into a housing affordability crisis.
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" Margo Baldwin, president of Vermont-based Chelsea Green Publishing, called the Democratic establishment "part of the power elite in bed with the banks and the moneyed interests.
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The economy was long buoyed by oil revenues, much of which went to a moneyed elite while most of the two-million population live in deep poverty.
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He took on the project of rehabilitating dismal Central Park by renovating Wollman Rink; his shiny, bold Trump-branded buildings gave the city a contemporary, moneyed edge.
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U. S. Trust, founded in 1853 in New York, is the first and oldest trust company in the United States and became synonymous with America's moneyed elite.
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The Foxes have broken into the moneyed upper echelons of the Premier League, shattering the monopoly on success shared out by the top six or seven clubs.
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There is simply less exuberance in the car marketplace than three or four years ago, when the moneyed classes were bouncing back from the world financial crisis.
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To whom does the nation turn if the agency charged to conduct investigations — unperturbed by cultural, political or moneyed interests — becomes commonly perceived as subject to manipulation?
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He's lived outside the boundaries of respectable society his entire life, making the moneyed and mannered uncomfortable whether as a teenage miscreant or a senior citizen dirtbag.
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Yet despite the seasonal migration of large flocks of moneyed peacocks to the city, Florence holds true to its conservative character, shunning most forms of ostentatious display.
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The real talk among moneyed collectors was the impact of a skidding stock market coupled with a dramatic cooling of luxury real-estate values around South Florida.
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Suddenly, pregnant and moneyed women could wear the stylish, slim-fitting jeans that they would've worn before pregnancy with the aid of a stretchy, Lycra belly band.
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Two of Mr. Biden's populist rivals, Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, were already jabbing at his relationships with moneyed interests on Thursday.
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Until people vote on the issue, Republicans will find it politically safer to question climate science and policy than to alienate moneyed groups like Americans for Prosperity.
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She has gravitated toward roles in which she plays someone moneyed, or unflinchingly elegant yet internally tormented, in the midst of rejecting monogamy or a conventional life.
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The domestic pressures on him are compounded in some ways by the growth of markets he has introduced and the emergence of a moneyed class in Pyongyang.
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Earlier in the day, at a Politics and Eggs breakfast here, Sanders read out a variety of headlines that depicted Buttigieg as overly cozy with moneyed interests.
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Bloomberg's limitless wealth not only allows him to buy airtime and eyeballs, it allows him to argue that he's uniquely free of being influenced by moneyed interests.
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Championing "the people" is a way to accuse the government of having sold out to foreign or moneyed interests — an accusation powerful enough to justify drastic change.
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"Jackson was a slave owner, and his Indian policy was reprehensible, but he definitely was a fighter for the people, against the moneyed interests," Mr. Greenberg said.
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He has also been dubbed the "Trump of the Tropics" for his outrageous remarks and political base of evangelical Christians, moneyed elites, craven politicians and military hawks.
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When am I taking delivery of that new sports utility vehicle, nothing too flashy of course, but enough for someone of my admirably moneyed quality of life.
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Whereas supporters of African-themed education see their work as self-empowerment, some others — a number of them in the moneyed, mostly white elite — see something much scarier.
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The first week of January brings a second Christmas for moneyed fans of the world's biggest pop stars, washed EDM DJs, and singer-songwriters with high-powered publicists.
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Politics in Washington favors the moneyed and the connected, especially Big Business and special interest groups rich enough to employ legions of lobbyists to advocate on their behalf.
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Trump is an enigma to them -- at once part of their club, moneyed, well-educated and successful, yet appealing to a group of people who are so different.
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Steve Bullock: Bullock, a two-term Democratic governor in a Trump-friendly state, is campaigning as a Washington outsider who will confront moneyed interests and reform campaign finance.
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Moneyed and nefarious organizations have been working hard to dismantle even the limited social progress our society has made toward equality, and transgender people are a primary target.
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In moneyed enclaves across Mexico, where guards patrol boutique shops and hip restaurants, the violence rarely comes up in conversation, as if it were happening in another country.
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You'd expect Dr. Bronner's to have capitalized on these changing attitudes, on moneyed millennials' desire to patronize brands that aren't wrecking the planet somewhere along the supply chain.
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And they noted that moneyed interests would always find a way to exert influence — if not through the loophole, then elsewhere, such as through unlimited independent expenditure spending.
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Like a lot of art, experimental films can be expensive to make, but unlike paintings and sculptures, time-based media is not much sought after by moneyed collectors.
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Follow adolescent Giovanna as she looks for answers and identity in the refined and moneyed heights of the city as well as in its rough and vulgar depths.
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They tell supporters this shows they're not beholden to special interests or big corporations, and that if elected, these moneyed entities will have no place in their administrations.
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Today, their store in the Marais is just one of many independent shops being swept away by a wave of moneyed gentrification in Paris and other French cities.
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Traditionally, presidential candidates raise the huge sums they need by wooing donors at private fundraisers in the moneyed corners of the country from Beverly Hills to the Hamptons.
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This polarizing series stars Dominic West as a striving novelist who leaves his moneyed wife (Maura Tierney) for a married waitress (Ruth Wilson) wrecked by her son's death.
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Warren started early presenting herself as a candidate free of moneyed influence; she hasn't participated in high-dollar, closed-door fundraising, choosing to fundraise largely from grassroots donations.
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The moneyed elite behind the tools of convenience that make modern life were, it turned out, making detailed contingency plans for the collapse of the civilization they'd help architect.
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The more fortunate, and moneyed, among us — such as sports celebrities — are also choosing business and investment activities over relaxation in what might have once been their retirement years.
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She came under fire after moneyed Democrats took to the national press to express their displeasure that she led the call in the US Senate for then-Minnesota Sen.
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The fact that a bunch of moneyed Californians recently went down for attempting to bribe their mostly oblivious offspring into name-brand colleges only throws that into starker relief.
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It wouldn't be an overstatement to say that the whole community shops at Seiwa Market, from the moneyed folks in Sugar Land, to the punk-adjacent set in Montrose.
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Faced with legitimate critiques, Mr Sanders will need to do better than repeat the facile claim that his critics are just unable to see beyond their moneyed, mainstream perspectives.
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But from the Twitter presence of Luckey, a well-moneyed public figure and key player in the VR industry who holds a certain power and influence, a pattern emerges.
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The presumptive GOP nominee aimed to cast Clinton as a fundamentally corrupt figure who is more intent on catering to moneyed interests than defending the rights of American workers.
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Others have been drawn to the party by a vague but nagging belief that politics as usual has done more to serve politicians and moneyed interests than ordinary people.
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Newsom—the clear leader in the race, a multimillionaire who had already raised thirty-two million dollars—was casting himself as an upstart being steamrolled by the moneyed élite.
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Two undercover agents, acting as his buyers, greeted him with feigned familiarity and took the visitors out to expensive restaurants, leaving extravagant tips in the style of moneyed mobsters.
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By doing so, he can end his two terms where he began his first — and go beyond critique of our moneyed situation by taking strong action to correct it.
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Trump unveiled the nickname at a rally in Watertown, New York, on Saturday, focusing on Clinton's ties to moneyed interests, as her Democratic primary opponent Bernie Sanders has done.
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The orchid — its connoisseurship and collecting — is no longer the exclusive domain of the retired, the academic or the moneyed fanatic that you might have expected it to be.
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It reads, eventually, as a deliberate and fascinating commentary on how a particular kind of moneyed white family can choose the degree to which they engage with such … unpleasantries.
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China, home to a burgeoning moneyed class that includes many who are eager for a foothold in the United States, is the biggest market for the birth-tourism industry.
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And while the young British lords and ladies might make pretentious and feigned attempts to create distance from their titled and moneyed families, these social codes remained in place.
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Manju Menon, co-director of Namati's India work, said that as paralegals get better at planning strategies and developing evidence, they are taking on more cases against moneyed interests.
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Ten years ago, a debt crisis sparked by a property crunch forced Dubai to seek a $20 billion dollar bailout from its more conservative and moneyed neighbor, Abu Dhabi.
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These moneyed elites "are the true sources of the sense of inequality that is currently threatening the openness that has enabled us in the West to flourish," he writes.
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, he was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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Several of the biggest and most moneyed Italian labels have opted to combine formerly separate men's and women's shows, including Gucci, Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, Missoni and Bottega Veneta.
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Although the Toronto area is home to 6.2 million people, it can often feel like a small town where everyone knows one another — particularly among the small moneyed elite.
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But giants like Google are extending their moneyed tentacles in all the right places to ensure silence in Washington and they're outpacing oil companies as the most influential corporate spenders.
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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, an infamous early-20th-century Russian forgery, describes a plot by Jewish moneyed interests to subvert and destroy Christian societies through their finances.
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That may partly explain why some visitors still cleave to work that is glossy and glamorous, and fail to understand why more and more people find its moneyed character distasteful.
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Written by Chinese-Singaporean Kevin Kwan in 2013, Western media touted the first novel as a soap-opera-like peek into the dramatic world of old-moneyed Chinese in Singapore.
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Sanders and Trump were very different candidates appealing to very different constituencies, but both had the same message: Moneyed establishment politicians in Washington were working for corporations, not the people.
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Critiques of the cupcake industry often dwell on the overblown cutesiness and lack of substance of the little cakes, their frivolity, and shorthand for a type of moneyed female lifestyle.
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But the dissolute Sebastian — whose Bernie Madoff-like father has just been sent to prison for defrauding his moneyed peers out of millions — keeps Charlie at arm's length, playing coy.
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Starting Monday, new rules will permit anyone, not just the moneyed, to risk $2,000 a year or more investing in small companies in exchange for a stake in the business.
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Similarly, Senator Bernie Sanders lambasted the outsized influence of moneyed interests and used his closing statement to explain how no change is possible until Americans take on the major corporations.
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Today, the safe and stimulating Austrian capital is not only a great place to visit, it has become the choice of a moneyed international elite as ''the'' place to live.
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Financial matters come to a head on Monday with the full moon in Aries illuminating a moneyed sector of your chart—financial independence is a major theme with this moon!
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A moneyed son of Boston and a graduate of Harvard, Lincoln Kirstein moved to New York as a young man in 19803 and made an indelible mark on American culture.
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Social media exploded, quickly labeling it a case of "nut rage," and critics of the chaebol system cited the incident as representative of the imperiousness of South Korea's moneyed class.
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New companies in Long Island City are already transforming the semi-industrial waterfront area and are drawing in moneyed professionals, raising concerns that more intense gentrification will drive up costs.
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She called herself a "young mom" who would fight for other people's children, and who believed in the need to combat institutional racism and the moneyed drug and insurance companies.
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Now he and some of his neighbors in the moneyed River Oaks enclave of Houston are about to oppose a Republican once again, to register their disapproval of President Trump.
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The issue, which this feral mother is eager to keep under wraps, is that the moneyed cad whom she regards as competition for Gerald's attention is in fact Gerald's father.
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It would be decades before a Trump Tower was built in Mumbai, but in India's small towns, recently moneyed but culturally insecure Indians were already raising megalomaniacal monuments to themselves.
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"Deadly Rich" from the producers of "American Greed" takes viewers inside these cases, navigating every evil twist and salacious turn to reveal the secrets and lies of the moneyed class.
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Steve Bullock: Bullock, a two-term Democratic governor in a Trump-friendly state, is campaigning as a Washington outsider who will confront moneyed interests and reform the campaign finance system.
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These once-staid organizations have become pivotal battlegrounds in the war of ideas, and moneyed interests are increasingly trying to shape their research—a good subject for a new website.
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Nixon has been painting Cuomo as a moneyed, corrupt insider who has drained New York schools and infrastructure systems of their money in favor of tax cuts for the wealthy.
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CBS Sports compiled them all in one place but there are a few interesting ones to note, on both sides of the moneyed aisle, with 59 sports people donating in total.
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The middle and upper classes are usually granted the chance to live in cities, the most elite being Pyongyang, where an increasingly moneyed middle class has emerged over the past decade.
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The only joy I had from this was imagining a scenario in which a well-moneyed tech bro, desperate to impress his girlfriend, drops $60,000 on a pair of StubHub tickets.
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Back then, in the 80s and 90s, mainstream food criticism was apolitical and incurious; composed specifically for a tragically uncool demographic of moneyed debauchees who'd scarcely adventure beyond the white tablecloth.
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These men have already entered a faustian trade-off by being so rich and famous that, in trying to dress normal, they almost have to do it in a moneyed way.
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We all know that lobbyists use their moneyed connections to influence legislation, corrupting the voice of the people and buttering up lawmakers with luxurious steak dinners in dark, smoky rooms, right?
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Clinton has been more than accessible to those who reside in some of the country's most moneyed enclaves and are willing to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to see her.
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When Nadia emerges, she surveys the large crowd, who have gathered together at her friend Maxine's cavernous apartment (a converted Yeshiva in the East Village, the height of moneyed, bohemian chic).
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Mr. Azaria's Rick is a convincing portrait of a cold-eyed, moneyed titan who's dismayed to discover that the opprobrium his fateful party touched off may be disastrous for his company.
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Under such a model, the biggest media companies would be able to buy a network speed and latency advantage from your ISP, leaving lesser-moneyed nonprofits, startups, and smaller businesses behind.
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There are some private collectors who think they could do a better job of preserving space material than the museum system, but that is a constant across every moneyed enthusiast community.
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Other younger politicians, who are far from national figures, are still seeking exposure to the moneyed class of Manhattan, including Pete Buttigieg, the 36-year-old mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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For decades, horse racing was mostly a pastime for the moneyed elite, and the best horses were bred and often owned by such old families as the Phipps and the Hancocks.
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Ms. Mosier routinely plays off Doug's perma-frown by dressing him — wrapped in towels, say, with cucumber slices over his eyes, looking like a moneyed divorcée taking refuge at Canyon Ranch.
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Thomas has come to an extreme view of freedom in which economic decisions are seen as moral choices and hence amount to the exercise of freedom of speech, or moneyed speech.
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Finally the designer has landed at a house that can abet his ambition to capture a generation of moneyed men unafraid of fashion and conditioned by the rarity of the drop.
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To many on the left, that's prima facie evidence that Bloomberg and Patrick are agents of a moneyed, ruling class determined to protect its interests against a rising progressive populist revolt.
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Mr. Cooley launched the platform, which had signed up thousands of candidates and organizations, out of frustration with what he saw as the rising influence of moneyed interests in American politics.
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In a lengthy interview at an outdoor cafe in the moneyed 16th Arrondissement of Paris, he also heaped scorn on journalists and others for writing about Mr. Chatillon and Mr. Loustau.
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Where once winter here meant broad, moody skies over expanses of bare potato fields, the terrain on Long Island's moneyed East End suddenly looks as domesticated as tea at the Ritz.
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Mr. McConnell, never a wealthy man, vaulted up the moneyed rankings in the Senate; as of 2018 he was the 10th wealthiest senator, according to Roll Call, the Capitol Hill newspaper.
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Even as its base drifts further into a fog of xenophobic, reactionary ressentiment, its moneyed interests and policy leaders remain laser-focused on reducing taxes and regulatory burdens on the wealthy.
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On the surface, that's sort of a bizarre statement; the show centers on the child of two rich parents, who leaves their moneyed life behind and ends up … still pretty rich.
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They weren't unilaterally successful — one network crafted by Cruz was particularly cumbersome and criticized — but their creations reflect an exaggerated self-reflection among the moneyed class: they think they're political pros, too.
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The art world isn't the only public sphere that tiptoes around its racism, but during periods of civil unrest and cosmic disturbance, moneyed, white-washed events can feel diametrically opposed to reality.
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In addition to being friends since childhood, both have monetized their moneyed backgrounds and our hunger for a piece of their world to sell a watered-down, mass-produced version of luxury.
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Is it accurate to refer to Hollywood as a whole—a tremendously moneyed industry that often faces derision and charges of elitism, cronyism, and nepotism—as a place where outsiders truly thrive?
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What we see here is Ai double-tracking his public image: defining himself through committed political art on the one hand, but on the other demonstrating allegiance to moneyed, brand-conscious commerce.
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Those views have been amplified by newer moneyed forces within the Republican Party, such as Americans for Prosperity, the advocacy group overseen by the billionaire brothers Charles G. and David H. Koch.
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Just that year alone saw releases from Klaxons, Chromeo, Justice, and Kanye West, who blew up bloghouse's obsession with all things French to global scale on the strident and moneyed-sounding Graduation.
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As a name for this system, created by the government and ruled by its friends, moneyed commercial interests, we might quite justifiably, if surprisingly, borrow the Marxist concept of state monopoly capitalism.
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But it is one of the last remaining bulwarks for working-class New York, with healthy hostility for the preening moneyed classes and all the bullshitters, rascals, thieves, landlords and gonif politicians.
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The optics of Wall Street-funded philanthropists taking control of a poor, majority-black district fed a narrative that moneyed white outsiders were covertly taking over Newark while padding private consultants' pockets.
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It's how you end up with a group of painters, the "Glasgow Boys," who brought Impressionist colors to a Celtic landscape and captured the serene, moneyed interiors of a great industrial city.
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Now that Hillary Clinton has assembled a bipartisan cadre of billionaires to support her candidacy, how does she disperse the moneyed elite to help her in a campaign focused on income inequality?
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That approach can be justified, I suppose, in the case of the willowy, moneyed Mona, who is reported to have been an actress, though on this evidence not a very animated one.
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Farhad: I think it's still an open question whether the tech industry has real power in Washington, at least compared with other moneyed industries, like media or oil and gas or finance.
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Phil Murphy, the Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor in 2017, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc executive who spent 23 years at the firm, is perhaps the most prominent moneyed candidate.
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When de Blasio ran for mayor in 2013, he did so on a theme of a "tale of two cities" — one for rich elites and moneyed interests, and another for everyone else.
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He also used cash to buy a stately 10-bedroom Tudor revival home with exquisite gardens valued at about $17 million in Shaughnessy, an old moneyed neighborhood considered Vancouver's most desirable address.
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When de Blasio ran for mayor in 2013, he did so on a theme of a "tale of two cities" — one for rich elites and moneyed interests, and another for everyone else.
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"It shows who he does appeal to — which is powerful, vested, moneyed interests," said Stephanie Miner, a Democrat and the mayor of Syracuse who is contemplating challenging Mr. Cuomo in a primary.
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Yet for the athlete, there is little time to find other platforms to express much of anything given the moneyed and self-absorbed nature of the co-opted time in his world.
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Silicon Valley's new, moneyed class has a very different view of philanthropy, often inspired by "effective altruism"— using data and analysis to choose causes and approaches that will yield the most impact.
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Unlike her recent Y.A. fiction, which is historical, "The High Season" is contemporary, an acid-laced domestic drama set during one golden summer on the moneyed, beachy North Fork of Long Island.
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In bygone days, the moneyed classes of L.A. showed little interest in parading their finery in opera boxes, as the Morgans and the Vanderbilts had done at the Met, in New York.
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When Facebook became known to the world outside of elite, moneyed college students, its main purpose was as a platform to connect with friends and relatives you fell out of touch with.
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But they're already drawing critiques of their own, with some commentators across the political spectrum worrying they'll disproportionately hurt grassroots campaigns and entrench moneyed incumbents that can afford to weather some changes.
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Later, when he was a byword among both the moneyed class and the mass market, some of his customers had his "faux masterpieces," as he called them, incorporated into the real thing.
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The populist element of his social practice echoes the history of Flint — birthplace of the UAW and a national symbol of workers' rights — while it defies the moneyed exclusivity of the art world.
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Both shows are as much about class as they are about race, with characters who come from lower-class backgrounds but join the moneyed ranks of the upper class after achieving professional success.
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That's because America's political institutions make big bills hard to pass, because moneyed interests fight like hell against its passage, and because people don't trust the government to mess with their health care.
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When Jeb Bush made clear that he would likely run back in December 2014, it quickly became apparent that he was the favorite of much of the moneyed, lobbyist-connected GOP donor class.
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This relative oasis upon the shores of the nations opioid epidemic and post industrial class war between the moneyed overlords and the on the ground street soldiers provides ample fuel for the spirit.
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Later, teaming up with a more moneyed business partner, he worked as a dealer in the folk art field, offering such novel "American vernacular" items as scarecrows and wood carvings from fraternal lodges.
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It is no surprise, then, that when founding the United States, the educated and moneyed white men who formed the first government looked to neoclassical art and architecture to shape the nation's identity.
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Read MoreKudlow: Bernie will win the Dem nomination So now, the former Senator from New York bankrolled by Wall Street is now trying to cast herself as an enemy of the moneyed interests.
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Jane finds allies in her defense against Renata's crusade in two new friends, Madeline MacKenzie (Reese Witherspoon) and Celeste Wright (Nicole Kidman), two polished blondes who waft two distinct veneers of moneyed perfection.
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Republican congressional candidates will be relying on Mr. Trump to raise money for the party while facing the reality that many moneyed donors will be hesitant to donate to a Trump-led ticket.
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This act is permitting small businesses to go public and raise up to $50 million from all investors directly, not relying on the moneyed-class to raise seed capital in the private markets.
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Within days of announcing her exploratory committee, Warren fired warning shots at moneyed interests, criticizing both super PACs and the wealthy businessmen who are considering funding their own campaigns for the Democratic nomination.
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"Government must focus on the needs of families, must be the protector of neighborhoods, and must guard the people from the enormous power of moneyed interests," de Blasio thundered in his campaign announcement.
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It also allows citizens to feel, even at the most basic level, a measure of control over their political situation in a time where politicians seem bought and sold by powerful, moneyed interests.
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Measuring that praise, note that the G90 lacks superfluous gee-gaws like perfumed ventilation and massaging seats that capture the imagination of the moneyed on cars like the 7 Series and S-Class.
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At a place people know as the "Italian on Kwangbok Street," for example, moneyed locals and western tourists alike can pick vongole pasta for $22016, or pepperoni pizzas for $28, the menu says.
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Also figuring in the story is Mr. Zhao's 1003-year-old daughter, who found fame as a glamorous YouTube celebrity and emblem of moneyed Chinese newcomers living a bling bling lifestyle in Canada.
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Ms. Ruden adds: Many of the better-off young people at Harvard appeared to require intense favoritism to reassure them, perhaps because of the less-moneyed achievement and potential that loomed all around.
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Prada had begun as a Milanese leathergoods house in 1913, and in the early 1990s the black nylon totes and backpacks it made became the ultimate fetish objects of the moneyed, professional class.
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At first, being at Duke University in Durham, N.C., which has one of the most moneyed student bodies in the country, was isolating for Ms. Gebretsadik, a mechanical engineering major from Jacksonville, Fla.
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I fondly remember a New York when style and intellect — not moneyed status — meant joining the young and old on line flocking to see a French or other foreign film at the Paris.
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In these passages, Claire pits herself against the old boys' network, represented by the moneyed interests of new characters Annette and Bill Shepherd, but also by essentially everybody else Claire butts heads with.
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He also promises to get things done because he is relying mostly on small-dollar contributions, so he wouldn't be beholden to the moneyed interests that he believes are poisoning the current political system.
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And in some cases, giving it a retro twist that will please the older, more-moneyed city dwellers who are all too happy to open their wallets to buy a little bit of nostalgia.
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Cadre, which aims to make it easier for family offices, endowments and other moneyed investors to invest in real estate using technology, closed its Series B round with $50 million in January of 2016.
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It's just this kind of Quixotic crusading against Trump that's allowed him to become the first Republican presidential candidate since Teddy Roosevelt to make a believable stand against the moneyed interests in this country.
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The international flavor of the country's capital, and particularly the moneyed elite who work in its financial center, meant that many were ignorant, or just dismissive, of the concerns of those outside the city.
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For many years now, the Republican Party has functioned as a kind of pass-through entity for moneyed actors in the conservative movement, with little regard for the ultimate satisfaction of its own voters.
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And their message to North Carolina's politicians should be this: The real problem with HB2 was not that it offended moneyed plutocrats, but that it materially harmed trans people, gays and lesbians, and workers.
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Near the end, we get to hear John Barry's "The Persuaders"—not only one of the catchiest TV themes ever composed, redolent of moneyed innocence, but a key to the tactics of this movie.
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Its administrators went beseechingly to big donors who had come to the aid of the circus in the past while hoping that a moneyed newcomer might come along and write a single big check.
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Plenty of moneyed interests were excited by the windfall of Social Security privatization under George W. Bush, and the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce joined together to back Barack Obama's infrastructure proposal.
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At a campaign rally in Iowa on Tuesday, she opened up new lines of attack against Sanders, framing herself as the only candidate who has walked the walk in taking on moneyed corporate interests.
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The clash, he said, is part of a larger transformation of the region — from an economy rooted in extraction to one based on recreation; from a working class culture to a more moneyed one.
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Obama's argument was that he would fix the system through dialogue and compromise; Sanders's argument is that he'll overwhelm the system with outside activists, ameliorating the need for compromise with Republicans and moneyed interests.
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José Andrés, the outspoken, Spanish-born chef with a small empire of restaurants in the city, tweeted a photo of himself early Sunday morning standing outside Cafe Milano, a favorite restaurant of moneyed Washingtonians.
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The area has long been a magnet for surfers and hippies, but in the past decade — as the term "boho-chic" has emerged as a moneyed alternative to its scruffier precursors — Byron has transformed.
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"Cursed Child" was spared much of the criticism directed at other moneyed ventures because of widespread admiration for the extraordinarily high level of stagecraft — storytelling and scenic elements, movement and magic — in the show.
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Still, in a famously progressive city where millionaires often drive Priuses and flaunting money is frowned upon, some see little difference between the newer and older clubs — it is just moneyed people excluding others.
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Supporters had also complained that opponents of the convention were using scare tactics to drive the "No" campaign, complete with ads depicting the convention as a free-for-all for lobbyists and moneyed elites.
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Clinton and her daughter Chelsea have recently made highly public accusations against Sanders' more progressive agenda, while Sanders has returned the favor by releasing a new ad that implicitly ties Clinton to moneyed interests.
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Yet Mr. Systrom is a good example of a moneyed consumer with no particular debt to sartorial tradition, men raised wearing casual clothing and for whom the suit format is an invitation to experiment.
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The potential match between Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Massey could bolster one of the central claims of the mayor's campaign: that moneyed interests and "powerful forces" are bent on booting him from power.
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And Warren is campaigning on a sweeping anti-corruption message that makes any of her ties to corporations or moneyed interests, now or in the past, perhaps more enticing to take a look at.
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Drop in price: 39%Median airfare: $339Cape Cod, a peninsula jutting out of Massachusetts, has everything from quaint fishing towns like Chatham and artsy, LGTBQ-friendly bastions like Provincetown, to moneyed hotspots like Hyannis.
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Burning Man disinvited Humano The Tribe, a turnkey or "plug and play" camp that catered to the moneyed class and was cited for not complying with the organization's requirement to not foul the environment.
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By early 1973, he had moved the family out of their five-story house in the moneyed Belgravia section of London to the cottage where Lady Lucan would be found dead 44 years later.
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And in her 2020 bid, she's staking out a space as a warrior against moneyed interests — she's introduced legislation to make corporate America more accountable and proposed a wealth tax on the ultra-rich.
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Thus, public data that was intended to provide average citizens with better information with which to hold leaders accountable has provided yet another means for moneyed interests to gain the upper hand in policy discussions.
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Reached by Gizmodo at their home in an moneyed suburb north of Sydney and asked about Wright's role in creating Bitcoin, Watts at first only smiled, shook her head, and began to close the door.
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New York's year began with the shuttering of one of its biggest electronic institutions—a place which, to be frank, served its purpose as a club for moneyed hedonists but never offered much to me.
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Yet to carry out the kinds of transformations he envisions, like the expropriation of fossil fuel assets, would require a very powerful government, even though he himself argues that moneyed interests have captured the state.
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And a lot of her proposals are aimed squarely at corporate America and moneyed interests, whether that means breaking up farming and tech conglomerates, imposing a wealth tax, or overhauling American capitalism and corporate governance.
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Since a military government took charge in 2014, Thailand's ubiquitous brothels have been hit by a spate of police raids as tourism authorities pledged to transform the country into a luxury destination for moneyed tourists.
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The bill heading to the governor's desk is actually a slightly hasty alternative to one proposed by moneyed activist Alastair Mactaggart, who organized a ballot initiative to put it up for a vote in November.
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This creates an opening for a canny outsider to rise to power by scapegoating foreign or moneyed interests — the liberal philanthropist George Soros is a popular target — and by promising to restore the people's will.
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And with his backing, Ms. James, New York City's public advocate, beat Ms. Teachout, the law professor who has built her political identity on an enmity toward moneyed interests, in the race for attorney general.
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In the late 19th century, moneyed industrialists from New York and farther south hired architects to create summer "cottages" — the mansions so named because their owners spent only a small part of their time there.
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For years, popular culture has tended to portray electric vehicles either as virtue-mobiles for NPR types (think, the Nissan Leaf) or four-wheeled fashion accessories for moneyed coastal elites (we're looking at you, Tesla).
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Such celebrity mixing helps deflect attention from the part that companies like Mr. Black's have played in the continuing transfer of wealth from the middle class to the moneyed elite over the past 30 years.
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This isn't really working for anyone except for those few moneyed interests who can play and win at the game, and the members of Congress who help perpetuate this distorted version of representing their constituents.
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Fillon is seen in much of the French news media as a victim in the scandal — perhaps exploited by a husband of modest means whose social circle nonetheless included moneyed aristocrats and others of wealth.
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Among the 2020 Democratic field, Buttigieg has become pretty popular with big donors — something that's not lost on his progressive competitors and critics who have worked hard to move the party away from moneyed interests.
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Princess Diana is an icon of the posh, moneyed '80s woman: Her clothes were often accentuated with ultra-feminine details like puff sleeves and ruffles while exemplifying British prep (or specifically the Sloane Ranger look).
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Brash and unafraid to take on the moneyed elite, Purnama - popularly known by his Chinese nickname 'Ahok' - was widely admired for his no-nonsense drive to modernise a chaotic city long plagued by traffic and flooding.
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But an unintentional side effect of having a world-class city connected to others through airports that make LaGuardia's main terminal seem hospitable is that it really prevents the global moneyed class from reaching the city.
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But far from the "moneyed lobby" the authors rail against, the Enough Project is a modestly budgeted, non-partisan, non-profit organization focused on preventing the kinds of mass atrocities perpetrated by the regime in Sudan.
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When Forbes proclaimed Kylie Jenner the youngest self-made billionaire in March, many took to Twitter to grumble that the term did not properly reflect that her moneyed upbringing provided her with the platform for success.
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Its British creators, Richard Thomas and Stewart Lee—Thomas wrote the music and lyrics and collaborated with Lee on the book—have put out an opera, a genre that one usually associates with the moneyed classes.
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Those successes have earned Mr. Hertz speaking engagements at TED Talks and at the World Economic Forum, but he said he had grown frustrated by what he described as the "empty talk" of the moneyed elite.
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They are the policy-makers behind the policy-makers in Congress, and they are thoroughly intertwined with moneyed interests that stand in opposition to policies, such as antitrust, that are meant to help consumers and businesses.
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But critics of the Arnolds' drug pricing push (who tend to have ties to the pharma industry) say they're troubled by what they describe as the outsized influence of a moneyed couple accountable to no one.
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Though we know it's destined to end, their romance is a shapely, familiar tale about a poor boy, an underdog, managing to land a beautiful, ambitious and moneyed girl; Doyle gives it a poignant, honeyed glow.
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"UK governments have shied away from hitting the moneyed Kremlin-linked interests that, by an extraordinary coincidence, enrich a well-connected stratum of UK-based bankers, accountants, solicitors, and estate agents," Chatham House's Nixey told me.
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A small, burgeoning moneyed class is also fueling the slow growth of Western-style coffee shops complete with $1 lattes while more than half of the country's population is living on less than $1 a day.
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Buy it here >>A 25-year-old black babysitter — clad in her "going out" clothes — takes her young charge to a moneyed market, only to be accused of kidnapping by a security guard and fellow shopper.
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It bends and curves when it hits the volcano of arrogance that so often characterizes today's moneyed class and the collective belief that if your portfolio is big enough you are entitled to manage the empire.
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And many of the party's influential constituent groups and moneyed organizations are busy pursuing their own messaging and branding initiatives, and remain in the early stages of their own investigations into what went wrong in November.
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First incorporated by a rush of new and moneyed residents fleeing San Francisco after the 27 earthquake, the Piedmont "doughnut hole" at one time had the most millionaires per square mile of any city in America.
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Populism arose in the cultural, rather than the political, arena in part because democratic yearnings were much harder to exercise in politics, where despite all the American professions of egalitarianism, the moneyed class still held sway.
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With his booming voice and familiar wide-armed grip at the lectern, Mr. Sanders has long positioned himself as a champion of the working class and a passionate opponent of Wall Street and the moneyed elite.
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They adore him so much, they feel a quiet disdain for those who do not possess his virtues: perhaps most of all for Tom, who embodies the worst excesses of the moneyed elite, the misogynistic, the racist.
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It found Tom Wambsgans, a sweet-eyed weasel who married into the moneyed Roy family and eagerly splashed around in its ethical swamp, on the verge of having his career destroyed by his father-in-law, Logan.
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A former deputy chief of protocol for the State Department, he is known as one of the most connected fund-raisers in Democratic politics, able to seamlessly socialize with moneyed sources from Southern California to South Africa.
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On Tuesday, a luxury cruise ship carrying more than 1,000 moneyed passengers and a crew of 600-plus will kick off a voyage that will take it through the Arctic's Northwest Passage, which was once thought impassable.
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Thanks to TUF, the tense rivalry between both men has now been portrayed in a neat package for those all-important moneyed casual fans—with Garbrandt and Dillashaw coming close to blows within the first episode broadcast.
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"She's tied into a dirty little secret and that is that even moneyed spouses, the so-called masters of the universe, need a lot of help before, during and after the divorce process," said Mr. Clair, 65.
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The former French colony is also still reeling from a disputed election last September that turned violent in the beachside capital Libreville, harnessing anger among poor people who say oil revenues never trickle below the moneyed elite.
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As soon as he was appointed, he went to a car dealership in a wealthy Johannesburg suburb where he bought an icon of South Africa's moneyed class: a Mercedes-Benz sport utility vehicle, the ML 500 4Matic.
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One of its five solutions is reducing "pay to play" politics, because in a democracy, making laws should be based on the power of ideas, not simply the size of the checkbook or moneyed interests behind them.
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The left especially right now is highly skeptical of corporate power and moneyed interests, and hiding behind an NDA and trying to call attention to other candidates is not the way to put those people at ease.
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Lest the influx of high-design, high-taste destinations make it seem like the region is overrun with moneyed Americans, Ms. Greene reports that her Cabo is more welcoming to tourists of all types than ever before.
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Their divorce is the latest rancorous breakup in the moneyed world of New York, but this one comes with the added twist of an impressive art collection that has been valued at as much as nearly $1 billion.
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Add to this the explicit capitulation to moneyed interests, and you have exactly what we are experiencing now: a cadre of demagogues who are against everything without a vision to offer other than abstract platitudes filled with adjectives.
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She says Cuomo, 60, the son of a former governor, is out of touch with the party's diverse ranks, and too aligned with conservative Republicans and moneyed corporations to be running one of the country's most liberal states.
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On an all new episode of BALLS DEEP, Thomas follows Zen Buddhist Tracey Ryan as he floats through the moneyed world of the New York art scene and builds a human rhizome of creativity, entrepreneurial largesse, and fun.
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France is preparing for another wave of potentially violent protests on Saturday - a backlash against high living costs but also, increasingly, a revolt against President Emmanuel Macron himself, including his perceived loftiness and reforms favoring a moneyed elite.
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The dig accusing Cruz of being controlled by special interests is one Trump has leveled against Cruz and his other political rivals throughout his campaign, which Trump uses to point to his own independence from big-moneyed interests.
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Historically New York has gotten the upper hand in these battles, particularly in the court of public opinion, where New York City will always lord over New Jersey like some moneyed sophisticate looking down on his provincial cousin.
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While it was a fellow prisoner who, the authorities said, put two bullets in Mr. Lima's head, in all likelihood the intellectual authors of the killing hail from the highest echelons of the state and the moneyed elite.
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Morning Agenda Think Tanks Become Vehicles for Corporate Influence They are regarded as research centers independent of moneyed interest, but think tanks have to chase funds, too and, in the process, have pushed the agendas of corporate donors.
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The nights I spent wrapping sandwiches in cellophane and mopping the bathroom floor, she was probably off partying at some moneyed kid's second home, the kind of house that I had helped my dad paint during other summers.
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At first, the distressed and moneyed world surrounding the Blackfords seems as if it might be an interesting place to get lost, but, after a few wrong turns by the author, a well-defined path would be welcomed.
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Back then, when the average media consumer couldn't envision reading script on a screen, well-moneyed news services were exploring teletext as an ultramodern avenue for on-demand, 24/7 news delivery to living rooms across the globe.
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The only business that accepts payments by debit or credit card or the e-wallet service Paytm in the town of Pakur is its best hotel, which is patronized by businesspeople dealing in stone and other moneyed clients.
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Museum boards are crowded with the worst of the moneyed elite, permitting them to launder their reputations for plunder and pelf as they impress their rivals with lavish tax-deductible donations, reap prestige, and celebrate themselves with galas.
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Ms. Morrison, who was nominated to the Century in 2007 by Louis Begley, the novelist of moneyed-class foibles, and Adam Liptak, now the Supreme Court correspondent for The New York Times, faced no competition for her new role.
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But Pawlenty also has some vulnerabilities; notably, his moneyed establishment ties (he's worked as a lobbyist after leaving the governor's mansion in 24) and his disavowal of President Trump, which could hurt him with Trump voters in the state.
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But supposing Evangelicals are attracted to Trump's explanation of economic decline and his independence from moneyed interests, why haven't Evangelical leaders like Moore been able to rein in their support with reminders of his flagrant disrespect for Christian morality?
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President Tayyip Erdogan said the attack, which targeted a club popular with local celebrities and moneyed foreigners, was being exploited to try to divide the largely Sunni Muslim nation and that the state never meddled in how people lived.
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In his endorsement, Falwell Jr. did not anoint Trump as the most righteous candidate; that distinction would probably go to Bernie Sanders, a self-described secular Jew who calls out moneyed interests with the passion of the Hebrew prophets.
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Mr. Lewis said he doubted that using intelligence findings to embarrass Mr. Putin — leaking details of his financial dealings, his personal life or his relationships with the moneyed elite who help keep him in power — would be the solution.
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So how do you protect those processes from takeover by the moneyed interests who do have the power and the interest and the incentive and the cash to spend time on it, and to send really well-prepared lobbyists?
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Carnegie Hall, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Lincoln Center are among those who have received gifts from moneyed Russians or the companies they control over the past decade.
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Marler, Seyfarth and Cheney worked for the well-staffed and moneyed Rockefeller University in New York; Slobodchikoff conducted his studies on a shoestring budget, compiling funds from the university's biology department, very occasional grants and his own bank account.
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When last we saw Noah Solloway (Dominic West) — the novelist who left his moneyed wife (Maura Tierney) for a grieving waitress (Ruth Wilson) — he had taken the fall for a hit-and-run to protect the women he loved.
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In Tijuana, moneyed consumers enjoy medical marijuana brought over from California dispensaries that is more potent and of higher quality than local weed, said Vinasco, who has spoken to users and dealers for his research on the reverse flow.
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However, surely they understand that the emergence of the Tea Party was not really a grass-roots movement but funded and carefully planned (and made to look spontaneous) by moneyed interests organized by the Koch brothers and their cronies.
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The solutions of the neoliberal era offer no serious ideas for how to address the corruption of politics and the influence of moneyed interests in every aspect of civic life—from news media to education to politics and regulation.
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"I was thinking about the overlap between psychics and art advisers," Ms. Auerbach said, sitting in an Eames office chair that was meant to signal the moneyed art-world presence and holding tarot cards she made for the occasion.
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Most mainstream media sources have painted this tense situation as a binary opposition between a largely white, moneyed art world, and a unified community of minority residents whose homes and way of life are threatened by the galleries' encroachment.
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Cleveland (CNN)The battle for supremacy among super PACs backing Donald Trump is intensifying as rival groups -- almost all of which have struggled to collect top dollars -- are making last-ditch pitches to the party's moneyed elite before they split town.
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Although the penalties for copyright infringement are massive (for example, statutory damages for downloading a single song can be up to $150,000), and although the music and movie industries are well-moneyed and well-lawyered, downloading and file-sharing continue.
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Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), and has also appeared at donor functions in the Hamptons — routine behavior for national Democrats, but behavior that some on the left also claim will compromise her ability to challenge the moneyed classes and special interests.
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At a time when moneyed interlopers like Steve Aoki, Dillon Francis, and most recently DJ Snake can engineer an instant crossover hit, we clearly need more of an Afro-Latinx presence like Menor Menor in trap now more than ever.
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After being transferred to a rough-and-tough school so his once-moneyed parents could cut back on expenses during Ireland's economic crunch of the 123s, Connor spots an older girl on a stoop outside his strict Catholic school in Dublin.
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But it's always been a bit ironic, in that the National Book Awards are also devoted to a certain kind of publishing, which is to say (typically and with the exception of the Poetry category) mainstream and corporate and moneyed.
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Living In 19.1593 Photos View Slide Show ' From its beginning in the 19.1583s, when Samuel B. Ruggles began to develop Gramercy Park in Manhattan, centered on a private two-acre green space, the neighborhood was meant for the moneyed class.
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"The Message" felt more moneyed than many of early fiction podcasts, boasting cinematic sound design and a tense plot that felt borrowed from peak TV, and it was rewarded with a No. 1 slot on the iTunes charts last year.
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She had attended what were thought of then (and still are, in some quarters) as all the right schools — Chapin, Miss Porter's and Barnard — and reared in a moneyed milieu, although to an unexpected degree in the role of Cinderella.
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Unlike Harris or Booker, Biden's support comes less from tech billionaires and more from older, institutional, Obama-aligned moneyed corridors of the Bay Area: people like Tom McInerney, a San Francisco lawyer who is raising money for the former vice president.
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" In an oft-quoted Guardian essay from 2013, Mr. Byrne decried the sterile, moneyed New York as a lifeless museum city, like Venice — since "most of Manhattan and many parts of Brooklyn are virtual walled communities, pleasure domes for the rich.
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For moneyed Americans, most of the past year has felt like 1929 all over again — the fun, bathtub-gin-quaffing, rich-white-people-doing-the-Charleston early part of 1929, not the grim couple of months after the stock market crashed.
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But the world has moved ahead with a trade agenda that no longer revolves around the U.S. Whatever reception Mr. Trump receives at the forum, one thing is true for its moneyed elite: The president has been good for business.
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With the help of Michael Edwards, the former head of analytics who has risen to become Liverpool's sporting director, he has built a team capable of playing the way he wants it to play, and of challenging its more moneyed rivals.
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And although a small but high-profile cadre of congressional candidates, and presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, rely on online small-dollar fund-raising, experts expect moneyed interests and megadonors to shatter spending records in the 20213 cycle.
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Ilya Shumanov of Transparency International, which fights corruption, told RBC Daily, a financial newspaper, that a $2 million bribe was a paltry, unrealistic sum in Russia's moneyed oil industry, suggesting that was the kind of sum a deputy mayor might solicit.
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"The type of people the game attracts — these are high-moneyed folks," Williams told The Herald, "and they&aposre more likely to spend their money in Broward or Miami Beach, where they&aposre hosting most of the high-profile events."
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The scale and success of both Desert Trip and "Fare Thee Well," a series of concerts by the reunited Grateful Dead, opened the music industry's eyes to the possibilities of adapting the festival model for an older, more moneyed audience.
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The mistake of those who fought for these causes was to underestimate the fury of the backlash from moneyed interests to roll back those gains and to insist on establishing a new Gilded Age of war, inequality and rights denial.
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Mr. Biden will enter the race already facing wariness from some on the left that he is a political and policy moderate with deep ties to moneyed donors and big companies, many of which are incorporated in Delaware, his home state.
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Hapilon had teamed up with the moneyed Maute clan in their stronghold of Lanao del Sur, one of the Philippines' poorest provinces, and brought with him fighters from his radical faction of Abu Sayyaf, a group better known for banditry.
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Take This Hammer: Art + Media Activism from the Bay Area highlights artworks that attempt to make visible the crippling inequity of wealth distribution, racial displacement, and growing gap between the moneyed elite and, increasingly, everybody else in the Bay Area.
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A capable opponent would quickly turn any of those stories into a crisis for Clinton, using it to build out the caricature of her as a deceptive shill who's careless with state secrets and totally under the thumb of toxic moneyed interests.
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But the larger issue with the bachelorettes is one few will articulate: What does this influx of young, moneyed women, and the web of industries that have popped up to cater to them, suggest about the town that Nashville is rapidly gentrifying into?
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Fuelled by oil money, on the surface the capital is a shiny, moneyed hub; but off its sleek highways, on city outskirts and in neighborhoods that were never planned but sprang up out of necessity, workers and commuters live in abject poverty.
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This affects locals of every economic background, from the rich folks sitting in congested traffic on the I-90 and 520 bridges trying to get over to the moneyed east side to those making multiple bus connections en route to lower-paying jobs.
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The Republican nominee gave a standard stump speech during which he repeatedly attacked Clinton over everything from her controversial use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state to what he deemed her coziness with big moneyed interests.
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With the ideological litmus test that President Trump has applied in making this selection, the American people are justified to wonder whether Judge Gorsuch can truly be independent of the president who nominated him, and the moneyed interests that hand-picked him.
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Gawker Media outed Thiel's sexuality in 2007 As for why any moneyed Silicon Valley figure would spend millions of dollars to help Hogan, Forbes points not to any great friendship between the wrestler and an angel investor, but to Thiel's history with Gawker.
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As he saw it, beginning in the early 20th century, increasing complexity in science, technology, economic affairs and government meant that the "old" moneyed class no longer had the expertise to directly manage the work process or steer the ship of state.
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The August hauls included a lucrative two-week swing of high-dollar events in the moneyed East Coast vacation spots of Martha's Vineyard and the Hamptons, along with star-studded luncheons in Los Angeles and gatherings with high-tech leaders in Silicon Valley.
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He hates the credentialed professional class as only a WASP who was born into some money and then became extremely moneyed in childhood can hate it (when he was ten, his father married Patricia Caroline Swanson, heiress to the Swanson frozen-food fortune).
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At a time when local refuges like Montauk at the very tip of Long Island have increasingly given up ground to the moneyed summertime crowd, it felt to the drinkers that, out east, the party's over for those who call it home.
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Ever entrepreneurial, he pursues a number of moneymaking schemes, including a logistically convoluted and barely profitable personal-shopping business, schlepping to an outlet mall north of the city to buy up discounted designer goods and resell them to moneyed customers back in China.
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As went the ad business, so will go the rest of the economy: The robots may take over — but for a certain class of moneyed titan, the beaches will always remain topless, the drinks bottomless and high-end schmoozing will never die.
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Members of the moneyed elite whose wealth dates back to the colonial era can take pleasure in access to the new, exclusive Manila House social club, while just over 10 miles away, scrawny boys take a dip in the polluted waters near shanties.
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It was a ringing endorsement in front of a moneyed crowd for a program — a set of pledges that so far are more promised than realized — that Ms. Trump has been championing for the past year in lower-profile appearances across the country.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — President Trump swept into this moneyed Alpine village on Tuesday, full of brio and flattery, schmoozing with global business leaders as if there were no talk of removing him from office and no impeachment trial unfolding 4,000 miles away in Washington.
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As for the news that Susan and her moneyed kind are frustrated by the vacuum of their existence ("No one really likes what they do," a friend says), tell me something I didn't learn from Visconti and Antonioni half a century ago.
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Backers of Saied, an awkward law professor who has barely campaigned in the race, see it as pitting a humble, principled representative of the 2011 revolution that brought democracy to the country against a glib, corrupt avatar of Tunisia's unchanging moneyed elite.
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A Word With For two seasons, Noah Solloway was the resident punisher in "The Affair," the Showtime drama about a novelist who leaves his moneyed wife for a waitress grieving the death of her son — and spins the experience into a best seller.
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As you pointed out, Emily, this moneyed clan is even less relatable than the Roys, and I for one honestly couldn't keep them straight (I believe it's actually Mark, Peter, Marnie, Maxim, and Red Pants Guy, but feel free to check my math).
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A woman pulled her turtleneck over her mouth and nose, and as train sped north toward the Bronx, the moneyed world of the Upper East Side aboveground was quiet enough to hear birds chirping in the budding trees on East 483th Street.
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When Hillary Clinton brought up her bipartisan efforts in Congress during Sunday night's debate in South Carolina, Sanders replied with a characteristic observation: It's not purely conservatism versus liberalism or committed partisanship that divides Congress, but also the control of congressional actors by moneyed interests.
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With the tobacco, alcohol, and opioid industries, moneyed interests have done everything to downplay the risks of their products even as tens of thousands (in the case of opioids and alcohol) or hundreds of thousands (in the case of tobacco) of Americans die each year.
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So maybe appealing to 18th-century beauty ideals isn't the wisest idea overall — but there's nothing wrong with feeling like a moneyed aristocrat of yesteryear every time you spray this voluptuous rose scent, which also contains camellia oil to infuse hair with healthy shine.
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In December, the CFPB renamed a fellowship program for law students and recent graduates that had honored Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, who was known in the early 20th century as the "people's lawyer" for taking on major moneyed interests, including J.P. Morgan's railroad monopoly.
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As we drive toward Playa del Rey, the small yet moneyed beachside community that's become part of the coastline regrettably rechristened "Silicon Beach," Natia recounts how these substances helped him through the life-threatening, four-day stretch he went with nearly no food or water.
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Bollywood Rapper Sets Viewer Record YouTube Isn't Talking About Lucas Shaw explains how moneyed YouTubers are gaming platform metrics by buying ads: When releasing a new single, major record labels will buy an advertisement on YouTube that places their music video in between other clips.
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The real story isn't that the better-educated coastal classes did anything wrong, sandwich-related or otherwise, but that the well-educated, moneyed members of the Republican elite have successfully weaponized white resentment and used it to line their own pockets and maintain their power.
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Forbidding from the outside, and far from user-friendly to those bold shoppers who ventured in, the store was unrepresentative of the image the owners of a French firm founded in the mid-19th century aimed to project to moneyed consumers of the 21st.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - All major Gulf stock markets slid on Tuesday on jitters about Saudi Arabia's sweeping anti-graft purge, a campaign seen by critics as a populist power grab but by ordinary Saudis as an overdue attack on the sleaze of a moneyed ultra-elite.
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Wayne adroitly homes in on the way in which, thanks to various private schools or exclusive resorts or familial connections (or all of the above), the moneyed seem to arrive at elite colleges already knowing one another and immediately form their own closed tribes.
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Twitter is incredibly useful for covering politics and breaking news; less so for getting insight into a secretive company like Amazon or for the beat I'm now on, which is looking into the intersection of moneyed interests and political power in the New York area.
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The list of oligarchs was intended to demonstrate the breadth of Mr. Putin's crony network and the extent of their net worth, their assets and business relationships — information likely of keen interest to millions of Russians who are not part of the moneyed class.
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That distinguishes them from his aunt, who, at Cambridge, offers him almost no hospitality and speaks to him mostly in riddles — prodding him to find out what depravities the moneyed members of the Pitt Club are up to without ever explaining her own motives.
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There is perpetual tension between, on the one side, soaring rents and the increasingly clichéd and untrue notion of New York as a moneyed town and, on the other, the cold realities that living here, creating here and shopping here are less tenable than ever.
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To be asked for a trade from a more established artist offers a flattering validation: Is it not the ultimate compliment to be respected by a fellow practitioner, a contemporary engaged in the same spiritual battles, rather than a moneyed collector or convention-bound critic?
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Clinton was always more at home palling around with the big donor network than Warren seems to be—though Warren's Senate campaign saw her host intimate steakhouse fundraisers for big donors too, Clinton had many years more experience of floating amongst the moneyed elite.
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Together, Lorenzo Delmonico and Charles Ranhofer generated a passion in the public for their consummate, if somewhat overwrought, interpretations of French food, a passion that began to chip away at the social wall between the city's established first families and its new moneyed classes.
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In December, the CFPB renamed a fellowship program for law students and recent graduates that had honored Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, who was known in the early 20th century as the "people's lawyer" for taking on major moneyed interests, including JP Morgan's railroad monopoly.
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A true America-phile, Mulroney had known Trump for decades, having lunched with him in Manhattan in the mid-'20103s and encountered him often over the years, as they both have residences in Palm Beach and move in the same moneyed conservative social circles.
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Trump ran on a campaign of throwing the moneyed interests out of the capitol and promising to "drain the swamp" of corruption in Washington, DC. Stocking his transition team with Wall Street titans and his own children seems like a peculiar way to do that.
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He points out that when members of the Congressional Black Caucus endorsed Clinton, they didn't do it as the CBC, but rather as "the Congressional Black Caucus PAC" — implying they weren't really representing the community, but rather the moneyed political interests that Sanders is fighting.
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And underneath the moneyed veneer of the film's eye-grabbing effects lies a surprisingly affecting and hippie-ish tale about love and peace—a surplus of positive sentiments that nicely rides the recent wave of relatively light-hearted comic blockbuster films (Wonder Woman, Spider-Man: Homecoming).
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In a city struggling with soaring housing prices blamed on an influx of moneyed tech workers, it should surprise no one that local officials are starting to look at those companies as a source of tax revenue that has yet to live up to its potential.
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Short had grown up in moneyed conservative circles in Virginia, where his father had helped finance the growth of the Republican Party, and he had run a group for conservative students, Young America's Foundation, and spent several years as a Republican Senate aide before joining Pence's staff.
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Under Mr. Cook, Apple has cannily avoided every minefield in tech and politics over the past couple of years, winning a windfall from President Trump's tax cut, avoiding getting burned in his trade war — all while enjoying the loyalty of every moneyed hipster and suburbanite on earth.
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The Astros' triumph will also serve as a crowning moment for the analytics movement, which began to transform baseball after the 2003 publication of "Moneyball," the best-selling book that chronicled the low-budget Oakland Athletics' use of data to compete with baseball's big-moneyed behemoths.
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Especially in her earlier work, Sittenfeld's young women do not exactly resent the relative ease with which others — the beautiful, or the moneyed, or the innately, effortlessly good — seem to navigate the world; they study their ways, quixotically, tormented by those qualities or behaviors they don't understand.
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Letters To the Editor: "How G.O.P. Shifted on Climate Science" ("Trump Rules" series, front page, June 4) described how the Koch brothers (and other moneyed and oil interests) were able to transform the Republican Party's position on climate change to an ideology of denial and inaction.
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Emboldened professionally by her mother, a child psychiatrist, Ms. Consolo parlayed her privileged Connecticut upbringing, which included a stint at Miss Porter's School for Girls and a degree from Parsons Paris, into a bold career, socializing and cutting deals with the moneyed classes she knew so well.
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During the past two decades, the increasing physical and psychic distance that has distinguished the relationship between moneyed urbanites and members of the working class has coincided with a tendency among the well positioned to ape the style and tastes of the people they are displacing.
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For Sanders, supporting the dissolution of the big banks or the nationalization of health insurance or free college tuition isn't so much about the details of his plans but about showing that he's on the side of the working class and unafraid to take on moneyed interests.
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While it is wholly accurate to represent the moneyed incarnations of the "burner" spirit — whatever that may be — it is outrageously inaccurate to ignore the other, far larger, and long-established population of burners who construct their own objects on a budget, with cleverness, originality, and their own hands.
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Based on that growth trajectory, we estimate it to be worth $6.3 billion in 2019" Sands stresses that, contrary to the perception that their client base is "ancient, moneyed and about to kick the bucket", the auction house's clients "range from in their 20s through to old age.
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That might not be surprising given that New York is basically Trump's nightmare—multicultural, filled with moneyed interests and immigrants, no close steel mills to point to as a symbol of American decline—but when was the last time a presidential candidate was so despised in his hometown?
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"While the oil industry might view a delay in the approval of new offshore drilling as an emergency, the American people deserve regulators who prioritize safety and environmental protection over political expediency and the wishes of moneyed special interests," said the letter, which was signed by 14 legislators.
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First, it is important to acknowledge that both movements are born of the same populist source: white working- and middle-class voters' fear, anger, anxiety and disappointment over what they see as a broken political system, beholden to moneyed interests and oblivious to their pain, suffering and rage.
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When politicians on both sides of the aisle are bankrolled and completely owned by the moneyed elite and major corporate interests, the Founding Fathers' ideal of government "of the People, by the People, and for the People" is nothing but a mirage in a depraved desert of greed.
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Love it or hate it, this polarizing series stars Maura Tierney, a new Emmy nominee for outstanding supporting actress in a drama series, as the moneyed wife of a striving novelist (Dominic West) who leaves her for a married waitress (Ruth Wilson) wrecked by the death of her son.
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A guy came into my place for a late dinner wearing not one but two pins: the fleur-de-lis of Relais & Chateaux (the aging guide/association for restaurants that a moneyed Swiss 70-year-old would feel comfortable in) and Level 1-Million Court of Master Somms swag.
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Neighborhood regulars, runners and bikers gather around the plaza, a scene common to the city's moneyed colonias like Roma and its neighbor La Condesa, a quiet and more exclusive enclave of boutique hotels, Art Deco and California architecture and tree-lined esplanades along historic Calle Amsterdam and Parque Mexico.
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" They write, "As structures of opportunity grow more narrow and brittle, and class inequalities mount, our nation is becoming what reformers throughout the nineteenth and early-twentieth century meant when they talked about a society with a 'moneyed aristocracy' or a 'ruling class'—an oligarchy, not a republic.
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This part of the world still has a true rural Australian soul, but it now has some of the highest property values in the country, thanks mainly to its proximity to Byron Bay (a former hippie mecca that has morphed into a playground for the moneyed boho set).
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The ostentatiously moneyed David Ames has been sleeping with Julianna Gianni, seemingly with as little care for her as the fine art he's inherited (a Monet painting with a "vanilla sky" hangs in his bedroom; the pieces of some iconic rockstar's broken guitar are encased in lucite in the lobby).
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WASHINGTON, Oct 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren said on Tuesday that she will not accept campaign contributions of more than $200 from executives at large tech companies, big banks, private equity firms or hedge funds, escalating her quest to eliminate the influence of moneyed interests on her campaign.
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It's not that Americans are increasingly open to being led by anyone, but rather that a certain category of someones — advocates of unregulated markets, politicians beholden to moneyed interests, technocrats offering mere tweaks to the system — find it increasingly difficult to connect to a wide swath of the American public.
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Somehow marshaled its crew of ageing workhorses, cast-offs from other teams, and untested youngsters and came out on top in not just one game, not even just one tournament, but in soccer's biggest and most moneyed league, weathering the storm across 38 games and the better half of a year.
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Instead, the three creators of Billions—the longtime writing team of Brian Koppelman and David Levien, along with The New York Times' financial reporter, Andrew Ross Sorkin—took a populist genre and grafted it onto the honeyed, moneyed lives of the rich and infamous: They made a superhero show about finance.
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A children's therapist dressed as Little Bo Peep—likely the sort of thousand-dollar-an-hour specialists that roam the moneyed enclaves of the California coast—has a session with Amabella and determines that she is not being bullied again; she is simply overwhelmed by the concept of climate change.
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While Los Angeles contemporaries like Rudi Gernreich explored futurism with topless swimsuits, thongs and monokinis, Mr. Galanos stuck to supplying the "little nothing" dresses that were his trademark to a coterie of celebrity loyalists like Marlene Dietrich, Rosalind Russell and Diana Ross, and to the moneyed elite of both coasts.
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DON'T: Get defensive and telegraph the fact that you feel unmitigated disdain toward those who weren't fortunate enough to be born into money, marry into more money, then have their moneyed partner luck into a cushy six-figure government job with perks such as private jets and trips to #Kentucky.
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Then she answers an ad looking for unconventional women to play wrestlers on a low-budget TV show helmed by Sam (Marc Maron), a schlocky sci-fi movie director, who has been hired by a moneyed young man (Chris Lowell) to create the kind of art his mother doesn't approve of.
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He has a flair for showmanship — he once tried to attract buyers for a new development by offering a free Bentley with every apartment — and his best customers tend to be rich outsiders who are trying to buy their way into the elite, like moneyed Iranians and well-off Indians.
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There's a video on YouTube of a clearly moneyed teenager saying he prefers Palace to Supreme because it's "more road," which kind of tells you everything you need to know: Lots of people buy this stuff because it helps to project a version of themselves they want the world to see.
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But looking past the twists and turns and apparent tensions exposed by this episode, it also seemed to suggest within the royal family a growing sympathy for a tranche of Thai society well beyond its traditional base, the generally moneyed and powerful, Bangkok-based hyper-monarchists known as yellow shirts.
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The idea to start pairing wine with Korean food was built into the concept of the restaurant: a Korean barbecue spot in West LA. It's a region of Los Angeles that caters to older, more moneyed residents of the city who are less likely to venture out to Koreatown for a dining experience.
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The same goes for the NFL, which only makes sense as an expression of the moneyed kooks that comprise the league's ownership caste, but which at least makes not-sense in ways that are predictable once you remember the tics, biases, and mostly worthless values of the unshameable mega-rich weirdos in charge.
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Unless you are so well-moneyed that you can book a car service there and back, you're going to be in Dante's Uber Inferno, trying to describe a desolate parking lot to a guy who drives his Prius for not enough money and fucking hates you so much for totally justifiable reasons.
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Reflecting the surrounding demographics, the audience was made up almost entirely of African-Americans, a population she argued the current governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, has disregarded, with too little investment in public schools, too little effort made at eradicating inequality, too much capitulation to big-moneyed interests and venal and corrupt state legislators.
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The dropped-crotch style adopted early by people like Nick Wooster — the stylist, Instagram fixture and godfather of social media influencers — has been normalized to the extent that even designers like Brunello Cucinelli are coaxing moneyed consumers to try to get comfortable in trousers ample enough below the waist to conceal Depends.
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More moneyed Venezuelans, however, are flocking to dozens of newly opened specialty stores — including at least one fake Walmart — brimming with stacks of Cheerios, slabs of Italian ham and crates of Kirkland Signature Olive Oils, much of it bought and shipped in containers to Venezuela from Costco and other bulk retailers in Miami.
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And even though Congress is prone to gridlock, he should renew his calls on Congress to act and pass the Disclose Act, an updated presidential public financing system and a congressional public financing system to build on the momentum we are seeing in the states to lessen the power of moneyed interests.
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It's not that Americans are increasingly open to being led by anyone, but rather that a certain category of someones — advocates of unregulated trade and markets, politicians beholden to moneyed interests, technocrats offering mere tweaks to the system — find it increasingly difficult to connect to a wide swath of the American public.
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By focusing on his "late teenage years," it attempts to capture him from around the time of the creation of SAMO, the infamous tag he created with Al Diaz to bomb the already-moneyed streets of Soho, to the beginning of his success through his work at the Times Square Show in June 1980.
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It's a weird situation, where pot's legal and everyone knows about it but the cops, and it's also another bump in this road to legalization, where the culture of policing—which has been so shaped by the moneyed incentive of the war on drugs—continues despite the fact that weed is actually legal in Michigan.
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Tourist life remains old-fashioned, revolving around the ski lodges and the storied Kulm, the slope-side Suvretta and the buzz-filled Badrutt's Palace, the grand hotels where heavy Alpine furniture never goes out of style; piano players still serenade the lounge-dwellers and old- and new-moneyed denizens alike sip champagne under dim chandeliers.
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At least since the progressive movement of the early 4353s, a prominent strain of American liberalism has identified the undue influence of moneyed interests, primarily through campaign donations and lobbying, as the fundamental problem in American politics, the one issue that needs to be fixed before the political system is capable of fixing anything else.
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Big City A few months after Brett Kavanaugh graduated from Georgetown Prep, a school that some now view as a late 20th century caldron of moneyed degeneracy, in 12, "Risky Business" opened to become one of the 10 highest grossing movies of the year and an iconic entry in the library of American adolescent comedy.
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Fosun International Holdings, a Chinese conglomerate run by Guo Guangchang, often referred to as China's Warren Buffett, is spending billions of euros with a consortium with Greek and Arab investors to convert an abandoned former airport on the seaside outside Athens into a posh playground three times the size of Monaco for moneyed tourists.
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His promise to gut climate research from NASA's budget as part of a push to stop funding "politicized science" is the product of a disinformation campaign spanning decades, and funded by moneyed interests vested in maintaining the status-quo that has sought to undermine and delegitimize the rock-solid scientific consensus of anthropogenic global warming.
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On the seventh floor of Sotheby's New York gallery, which has been located on the moneyed Upper East Side since 0003 — though the famous British American luxury goods and art auction house has existed in some form since 1744 — you can look at a pair of limited-edition Air Jordan 4 sneakers co-designed by Eminem, valued at $16,000.
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Visitors might have been far more intrigued to learn that most of what they're seeing here was created for, and represents the values of, a social elite and a rising moneyed class that together formed a near equivalent to the segment of society that buys high-end art and controls the inequitable economy in America today.
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It inaugurated a golden age for her business, but her tough-as-nails persona and moneyed background alienated some observers even as it attracted huge names to her client list, including entertainers like Jay Z, Gloria Estefan and Mr. Combs, and modish restaurants and nightclubs of fin de siècle New York, like Moomba, Spy Bar and Asia de Cuba.
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Like many neighborhoods in Beirut, Mar Mikhael could be swallowed any day by the moneyed classes; for the moment, though, aided no doubt by the difficult economy and a general reluctance to travel to the region while so much of it is at war, young artists and writers can still afford to live and work there.
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No, she names and shames her villains, from big banks who push for their own deregulation, to self-interested and moneyed politicians who cut their own taxes at the expense of the rest of us, to hate-mongers on Fox News and in the White House who peddle racism and misogyny to stir up an angry, bigoted Republican base.
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TATBILB (as fans are calling it) is in direct dialogue with the the pastel suburban oeuvre of John Hughes—the characters watch Sixteen Candles mid-film—but it also subverts the Hughesian gaze, which was, at heart, white and moneyed, where ethnicity and eccentricity were at best, half-baked cantilevers for the main storyline, and at worst, offensive punchlines.
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Either way, a much thornier issue for Rothenberg Ventures, say numerous former employees, is founder Rothenberg himself, who has sometimes seemed to live more like a billionaire than the manager of a modest venture fund — spending lavishly to attract moneyed individuals as investors and, over time, growing increasingly focused on becoming as famous as some of them.
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Stephen, a banker, is the standard-bearer for the moneyed globalist class; Rosie, a single mother, for the masses who want society shaken up; the materfamilias, Muriel (Anne Reid), for a past generation that remembers more stable times; Bethany, for a future generation grasping for hope in a virtual world that they can't find in the physical one.
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Although presumably those who take these kinds of photos might think that posing next to a lion will make them seem like moneyed adventurers, or "wanderlusters," to use a Tinder term, the photos themselves are often taken in shady zoos, where the cost to get up close with a lion or tiger is barely more than an Uber fare.
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Like Ms. Sorokin, she was a child of the working class, driven to the dark side by a compulsion for something everyone else around her in the moneyed quarters of Los Angeles seemed to have — in this case, prestigiously educated children who didn't always get where they were going by virtue of their own showstopping achievements.
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There are moneyed families living here, but in the off-season, the island — a former quarrying center that is now primarily a fishing port — has a distinctly working-class feel, with snow-white lobster boats dotting a vast harbor, and lobstermen in oversize gear heading back to the docks after early-morning visits to their traps.
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The result is that, for the first time since the republic was founded nearly a century ago, many from the old moneyed class, in particular the secular elite who have dominated Turkey's cultural and business life for decades, are moving away and the new rich close to Mr. Erdogan and his governing party are taking their place.
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Mr. Buffett, the person said, believes the condition of the country's health care system is a root cause of economic inequality, with wealthier people enjoying better, longer lives because they can afford good coverage As Mr. Buffett himself has aged — he is 87 — the contrast between his moneyed friends and others has grown starker, the person said.
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Last February, to cite just one example, Rebekah Modrak, an associate professor at the University of Michigan's school of art and design, made Shinola Exhibit A in an online essay that took aim at "bougie" garbage (she used a stronger term) that "uses the design aesthetic of 'calculated authenticity'" and serves as a harbinger of an invasion by moneyed outsiders.
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Their approach is rooted in their Bay Area upbringing: Their father, Bob, encouraged them to spend time outdoors and volunteer weekly to environmental causes, fostering a love of nature that has led the Mellins, in recent years, to develop a new way for everyday people to get involved with land conservation — typically the mein of large, highly moneyed individuals or organizations.
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That, year after year, it is equally passed around real-life boarding schools as a self-indulgent celebration of their own lives (remember when the cast of Laguna Beach used to watch The O.C.?) and passed among young women who found the moneyed world of trust fund babies fascinating and horrifying, is a prime example of the book's broad appeal.
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To observe the intensity of Mr. Kors's focus as he describes, say, perfectly proportioned wide-legged chambray denim trousers or a khaki colored tissue-poplin windbreaker/blazer designed for some imaginary moneyed young man on the go is to gain insight into a quality he consistently projects, whether on "Project Runway," at an investor conference or in department store trunk shows: sincerity.
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In his remarkable book, The Killing Season: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965-66, Geoffrey Robinson cites a wide range of countries, including Argentina, Bosnia, Cambodia, Chile, Germany, Japan, Rwanda, and South Africa, that had to confront and reckon with their own horrifying pasts of strongman impunity, untrammeled political violence, and exploitation at the hands of a globalized moneyed oligarchy.
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It's easy to imagine a wine list for this crowd: vintage Champagne and high-end Burgundy for moneyed customers, a few rare bottles to demonstrate the reach and influence of the sommelier, some big names in Bordeaux and Napa Valley for the trophy and status hunters, and a nod to the Loire Valley for those who have been to the Paris wine bars.
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This fall, Rachel Chandler and Walter Pearce, who have done casting for fashion shows and magazine shoots, joined forces to create a new agency, Midland, to bring to a wider (and more moneyed) range of clients the kind of street-cast kids they had been putting into shows for New York indie labels like Eckhaus Latta and Hood by Air.
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While many here are poised to recoil at Mr. Trump's arrival — diplomats, heads of state and members of human rights organizations — much of the moneyed elite who pay the bills for many Davos festivities are willing to overlook what they portray as the American president's rhetorical foibles in favor of focusing on the additional wealth he has delivered to their coffers.
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The danger for Democrats is that intensifying public hostility to President Trump may hand them the White House in 2020 before they have fully cultivated a leadership cadre equipped to address the conflicts that have torn the party apart in the past — a cadre that must also be strong enough to do battle with the increasingly powerful moneyed class and its voracious lobbying elite.
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As he laid out in his epilogue to "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction" (1935), fascism "introduced aesthetics into politics" and commandeered new technologies in order to shepherd the masses "to express" themselves homogeneously — ruses that forced the populace "to their knees" and unleashed "imperialistic warfare," solidifying what had been the precarious dominance of the moneyed class over political life.
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The NCAA claims that the vote to restore games to North Carolina was a "reluctant" one, but that is cold comfort to the trans people in the state who are once again placed in untenable positions, who are once again told they are unworthy of protection, who are once again sent the message that it really doesn't matter to the powerful, moneyed interests whether we live or die.
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But if so, we wouldn't have this: A President who appears hell-bent on securing himself absolute power; a moneyed and sophisticated propaganda machine (including outfits like Ruddy's, along with Breitbart and others) that routinely veers into conspiracy theory territory but still gets invited to the White House; and one of our country's two major parties either looking the other way or actively working to prop up his failing autocratic regime.
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From more intimate cocktail parties on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where the composer Stephen Sondheim appeared in March, to larger events, like a planned June gala at the Beverly Hills home of the television producer Ryan Murphy, the L.G.B.T. donor base is helping push Mr. Buttigieg from the margins of the presidential contest into the same moneyed circles that raised millions of dollars for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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The ability of wealthy people to purchase and post their way to fabulousness may help explain why, in the aftermath of the Fyre fiasco, much of the delight that burbled up online revolved around the suffering of the presumably moneyed suckers who had purchased tickets: There were even jokes going around Twitter that Ja Rule had not only heroically fleeced wealthy millennials but successfully stranded them in an island gulag.
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The closing comes at a poignant time, not only because of the current national mood, but because in this moment in the life of New York it seems an astonishing victory that a store trafficking in batiks and muddy tones and an aesthetic in quiet opposition to personal-trainer gyms and 8,000-square-foot apartments could have lasted on an increasingly moneyed stretch of upper Broadway near Columbia University.
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I've been critical of his single-payer plan, and I tend to agree with the folks who argue that breaking up the big banks is not a sufficient approach to financial reform, but the message of those plans is carried more in their existence than in their specifics — both show Sanders is willing to stand up to moneyed interests and shift the Overton window in ways Clinton isn't.
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Even before Mort Pffeferman (Jeffrey Tambor), a retired Jewish professor in L.A.'s moneyed Pacific Palisades, reveals herself to be a transgender woman named Maura; before we could watch her emotionally stunted adult children bicker over coleslaw; before a 13-year-old girl stands on a coffee table and brashly recites her weekly Torah portion—the artful opening credits, directed by trans artist Rhys Ernst, seemed sufficient to convey the show's multitudes.
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It has everything but a happy ending: a bucolic setting concealing fortune and danger; poor but proud locals who've endured sequential boom-bust cycles of resource extraction (Prosperity is a neighboring town ravaged by long-wall mining); tough, reluctant victim-heroes; grisly scenes of animal die-off; and courtroom drama, as a tenacious husband-wife legal team takes on the industry and the state, wins one important case but can't outlast its adversaries' moneyed obstructionism.
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I set out to examine the Instagram accounts of billionaire's children and old-moneyed offspring from Singapore's Kim Lim (whose billionaire father owns, among many other things, the exclusive image rights to soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo's face) to Bill Gates' daughters Jennifer and Phoebe to see if I could learn something about what happens to the way you think when you take the pursuit, the hustle, and the value inherent in money out of the equation.
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Liam Gallagher's drawl replaced with a moneyed whine; a breakdown wedged into the chorus; school-hall riffs—there's a level of sheer belligerence here, one you imagine could make Oasis proud on some level, before realising that if Liam Gallagher were to ever actually hear this, Cartel would get called "a bunch of trust fund kids in eyeliner who need to go outside or kiss a girl" on Twitter, followed by a knockout "AS YOU WERE LG X" blow.
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As Marcus Holloway, a young black man living in the moneyed, overwhelming white world of Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay area, the game encouraged you to wage war against corrupt police and unscrupulous CEOs; platforms like Twitter and people like Jack Dorsey (both of whom were recently, rightfully criticized in the the Financial Times), were thrown expertly under the bus by Watch Dogs 2, proving that even Ubisoft has lowered its ear, in 2016, closer to the ground.
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Populists may be authoritarians, ethnonationalists, nativists, leftists, rightists, xenophobes, proto-Fascists, Fascists, autocrats, losers from globalization, moneyed provocateurs, conservatives, socialists, and just plain unhappy or frustrated or bored people — anyone, from the crazed to the rational, from the racist to the tolerant, energized by social media to declare the liberal democratic rules-based consensus that has broadly prevailed since the end of the Cold War is not for them for the simple reason that it has not delivered for them, whether economically or socially or culturally.
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