Let him be upwardly mobile & own multiple Qwik E Marts.
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They developed a monopoly on the upwardly mobile class of Waco.
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Class conscious and upwardly mobile, he describes Galega as a redneck.
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It also means addressing the aspirations of its upwardly mobile people.
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It also presents a half-decent business opportunity for the upwardly mobile.
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In China, White Castle is there for the upwardly mobile middle class.
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Remember that expensive fast-casual restaurants for the upwardly mobile didn't invent this!
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So where do upwardly mobile creatives go as they begin to get priced out?
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Recently, the barrio has seen an influx of upwardly mobile, college-educated, Mexican Americans.
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What white long expected was to work its way into an upwardly mobile fit.
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In smaller places, it also costs much less to live in upwardly mobile neighborhoods.
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GREG LAWCambridge* Liberalism has always been the ideology of a broad, upwardly-mobile middle class.
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I am right in this word's target demographic, being young, female, educated and upwardly mobile.
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Yet both the Liberal Party and the Greens appeal to affluent, educated, upwardly mobile constituencies.
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" Lieberman was born in the Bronx to what she describes as an "upwardly mobile Jewish family.
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But Iraqi Christians and their international supporters, including an upwardly mobile and industrious diaspora, are persisting.
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Momentum in this most upwardly mobile of industries is unbroken; sales and profits are still rising.
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There's a lot of upwardly mobile young people in China who have been attracted to Maserati.
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It's easy to see imagine how he can help the Pistons become an upwardly mobile franchise.
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And for upwardly mobile families, intangible benefits like at-home financial education can be non-existent.
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Lawyers, doctors, nurses, business owners, people that work, and conduct themselves in an upwardly mobile manner.
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But just blocks away from this oasis of upwardly mobile millennials, the scene was entirely different.
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But there is still, even for upwardly mobile, successful young women, those doubts, that sense of insecurity.
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Farm prices are low; jobs remain scarce for the upwardly mobile young, despite much-vaunted foreign investment.
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"One life wasn't enough for me," Stritch said of her uptight, upwardly mobile Catholic childhood in Detroit.
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Participation is climbing, but for now, the limited size of this upwardly mobile community has its own upside.
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Plot In a white suburb, the daughter of an upwardly mobile black family wants to be Snow White.
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They became part of an upwardly mobile class able to afford houses along the now soot-free beach.
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They are both carelessly cosmopolitan, upwardly mobile young professionals who meet at a night class on corporate branding.
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But this new show explores young and upwardly mobile Latino-Americans gentrifying their own communities in Los Angeles.
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The influential confab focuses on film, music, technology and innovation, and is a draw for upwardly mobile millennials.
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Among upwardly mobile Muslim immigrants, many of them professionals or entrepreneurs, the proportion voting Republican was much higher.
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In this sense the Britain of today is a less upwardly-mobile place than that of Mrs May's youth.
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This powerful novel follows a young, upwardly mobile African-American couple in Atlanta as their marriage is falling apart.
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How does an upwardly mobile young woman with three illegitimate children do such a thorough job of hiding them?
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Poor kids have a better chance of being upwardly mobile if they grow up in a low-poverty neighborhood.
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I know the lifeblood of my conditional whiteness as an educated, upwardly mobile Asian-American lies somewhere in those conflicts.
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They've zeroed in on a their prime audience: health and socially conscious, on-the-go, upwardly mobile, urban dwelling millennials.
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There isn't such a simple way to visually demonstrate you are determined to join the ranks of the upwardly mobile.
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OK, one date, but afterwards you have to promise to take me to this networking event for upwardly mobile noblewomen.
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Nixon's focus, Phillips writes, was on the non-racist, upwardly-mobile, largely urban voters of the Outer or Peripheral South.
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They were upwardly mobile during his early years, ascending from middle-class Peter Cooper Village to haughty Sutton Place South.
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Among the downwardly mobile, 71 percent said the number should be reduced; compared with 46 percent among the upwardly mobile.
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So my upwardly mobile parents moved us to a predominantly white neighborhood and I always went to predominantly white schools.
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In the beginning there were three — Ralph, Calvin, Donna — the brands that became synonymous with upwardly mobile, female-first sportswear.
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"They're gente-fiers," Ms. Saracho said, using a term to describe upwardly mobile Latinos who are transforming their new communities.
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That area includes popular neighborhoods like Astoria, Sunnyside and Long Island City that have become home to upwardly mobile young professionals.
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To the world, and to upwardly mobile voters, it presents itself as a modern, reformist party, determined to fulfil India's potential.
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Also I really vibe with Issa Rae, and appreciate how she depicts life as an upwardly-mobile black woman in America.
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Callum Negus-Fancey and his company StreetTeam would have you leverage the power of the upwardly mobile ambitious twenty-somethings themselves.
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For their part, many upwardly mobile laborers joined in a historic bargain, trading saloons for the promise of the middle class.
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For upwardly mobile African-Americans, and to a lesser extent Hispanics, achieving the American dream has had a peculiar side effect.
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Like the upwardly mobile Eliza Doolittle, Cleopatra is a woman of ambition, and scene by scene we witness her growing up.
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The younger generation in China is optimistic, hard-working, aggressively upwardly mobile, and adopting new tech trends and a furious pace.
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Given all that, the way Southern transplants talk about life in a promised land of upwardly mobile black people is appealing.
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However, activists point out that the homes are really reserved for the upwardly mobile, or people making more than minimum wage.
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And unlike many other cities with large African-American populations, Baltimore and Washington provided the ideal environment for upwardly mobile blacks.
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In their eyes, we are the immigrant ideal — documented, educated, upwardly mobile, and well-versed in the respectability politics they taught us.
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People who grew up in violent neighborhoods were less upwardly mobile than people who lived in equally poor but less violent neighborhoods.
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JAROSLAV KINACHKiev, Ukraine Bagehot (May 21st) suggested that upwardly mobile residents of Essex are the "landlords of the political centre" in Britain.
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John Marshall was born on September 24, 17873, into an upwardly mobile family on the frontier of English settlement in colonial Virginia.
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China is not Japan, of course, and its vast and upwardly mobile population stands in contrast to Japan's wealthier but aging society.
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Growing up in the United States, she was used to Koreans being viewed as hardworking and upwardly mobile, a model American minority.
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It seems natural to assume that jumping from one stratum to the next — being upwardly mobile — would come with gains in health.
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The upwardly mobile urban dwellers often feel disgusted by dog meat – being far more likely to Instagram a cute pup than eat it.
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But if the American dream isn't even possible for upwardly mobile white people anymore…then what the heck I am even striving for?
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These newer immigrants are highly educated and upwardly mobile, with little awareness of the services that Asian-American organizations provide to disadvantaged populations.
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She's originally from there, but her upwardly mobile family then moved out, and she's since grown up in wealthier (and much whiter) environs.
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"Spa Night" is a looming family tragedy of immigrants desperately trying to maintain a foothold in an oppressive, upwardly mobile and conformist subculture.
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They have a worse chance of being upwardly mobile if they grow up in a racially segregated environment with no white people around.
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On Twecu Crescent, a short street divided into two blocks, the handful of sturdily built homes belonging to the upwardly mobile stand out.
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Providing a fun and cheap tourist destination for their upwardly mobile middle class can't provide the basis for rebuilding the American middle class.
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But in recent years, upwardly mobile immigrants and wealthier Americans have moved back into these neighborhoods, bringing jobs and economic prosperity with them.
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Two-thirds of the bamboo in Africa is situated in the upwardly-mobile state, and it is hoped that "green gold" can power growth.
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Yet if Olivia was upwardly mobile, Arquette's Tilly appears to be as trapped as the men whose sewing work she oversees at Clinton Correctional.
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Roy and Celestial are upwardly mobile Southerners considering expanding their family when Roy is arrested and imprisoned for a crime he did not commit.
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Family dramas about upwardly mobile white people brought together by a personal crisis has practically been a genre unto itself at Sundance for decades.
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"Beijing Bicycle" (2001), directed by Wang Xiaoshuai, told a similar story; an upwardly mobile striver tries lifting a bike after his own goes missing.
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Curly and Laurey's union represents everything Oklahoma is striving to be — sexually pure, upwardly mobile, conformist — and moreover, everything that America itself will become.
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Ms Kupiainen says this meant the parents of the "PISA generation" were upwardly mobile, and passed on a belief in the power of education.
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Implicit in these portrayals is a vilification of the upwardly mobile groups whose more visible religiosity is viewed as the legacy of General Zia.
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Many of the country's upwardly mobile have strong ties to America and are educated abroad, often bringing back style trends when they return home.
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With a population that is disproportionately young, educated and upwardly mobile, they are one of the fastest-growing demographics on the global tourism scene.
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Once he settled into this upwardly mobile relationship, the academic became fixated on the tenure track and the shiny science coming out of Bell Labs.
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In effect, the increase in the resources commandeered by the overclass has pulled the rug out from under the once upwardly mobile white working class.
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We'd try other venues (Schubas and The Hideout are both cozy, expertly-booked rooms), some grittier, some in more upwardly-mobile neighborhoods, some best forgotten.
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They wanted to catch the attention of the city's upwardly mobile and bring the sport into the south from its historic home in the north.
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But for progressive, upwardly mobile Asian-Americans — many of whom have aligned their identities with a more modern political consciousness — Yang's approach has raised hackles.
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Instead of bringing about a leisure class living in actual leisure, we have wrought a world where the upwardly mobile are instead obsessed with productivity.
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Two-thirds of the bamboo in Africa is situated in the upwardly-mobile state where the industry has grown from making toothpicks to flooring and curtains.
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Business boomed as women became more upwardly mobile and increasingly entered the work force, dressing for success without waiting for men to reward them with furs.
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In their answers to all of these questions, downwardly mobile working-class whites showed a greater affinity for Mr. Trump's themes than did the upwardly mobile.
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Wang Jin (Liu Congxi), a retired military officer, is being pressured to move into a retirement home by his upwardly mobile son and daughter-in-law.
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For the savvy business traveler and upwardly mobile family, the Peninsula Chicago has 339 luxurious and spacious guest rooms and suites furnished in a classic style.
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Born poor, he rose through the ranks in law and politics like most upwardly mobile men: by adopting the expensive clothes and refined habits of a gentleman.
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Community colleges are critical, often overlooked launchpads for four-year degrees and entry to the upwardly mobile job market, outcomes that strengthen our economy and our democracy.
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And we're not just working to cover costs in the short term: Working learners are upwardly mobile and more likely to move into managerial positions after graduating.
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And the eastern districts are now rapidly expanding with even newer developments of shiny apartment blocks popular with upwardly mobile young families from the Tel Aviv area.
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Additionally, upwardly mobile African-Americans who earn at least $75,000 annually spend significant amounts on cosmetics and retail products, Nielsen said in a 2015 survey on black spending.
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By a juvenile conviction for armed robbery before he ever thought of entering show business (remember: this was an upwardly mobile, middle-class kid, by his own description).
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Moreover, 48 percent of the downwardly mobile agreed that "immigrants take jobs away from people who were born in America," compared with 38 percent of the upwardly mobile.
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In addition, Jet black's co-founder and CEO Jenny Fleiss previously co-founded Rent the Runway, a popular clothing rental startup catering to a similar upwardly mobile demographic.
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Wanting to save his children from a similar life, he moved out to Central Islip on Long Island, one of the few suburbs where upwardly mobile blacks were embraced.
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As it stands, one of the most effective tools you can give anyone in America is the gift of English literacy -- if their goal is to be upwardly mobile.
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This means high cost, urbanized areas — which already skew toward accommodating upwardly mobile and wealthy white collar workers — could see the working-class segments of their workforces further undercut.
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Wearing a black designer on a red carpet or to a very importance appearance ... that is more like a show of power and allegiance for upwardly mobile black people.
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The target voter is no longer the upwardly mobile striver but the left-behind northerner, and "get on your bike" has been replaced by "climb aboard your mobility scooter".
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But unlike Jesse, who was a tough college dropout, Adam on "Generations" was more in keeping with the wealthy and upwardly mobile white characters typically featured on daytime dramas.
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And moving to more upwardly mobile neighborhoods is easier for families in small towns, which have lower cost of living — and, as a bonus, higher rates of community satisfaction.
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He equips one for intellectual name-dropping, the very discourse of the upwardly mobile cocktail-party society of arrivistes for whom Wolfe reserves the greatest measure of his contempt.
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The advent of cities and industrial careers created an entire generation of upwardly mobile workers, meaning for the first time many workers—including women—could act independently from their family.
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She was only 14 when she auditioned for and won a role in the film "Le Bal" (1931), playing an upwardly mobile couple's neglected daughter whose behavior drives the plot.
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And they have a better chance of being upwardly mobile — regardless of their own family situation — if they grow up in a neighborhood with a lot of two-parent households.
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Though he remains on what appears to be an upwardly mobile track — he's seen playing chess — it's clear that, issues of social class aside, he's showing signs of psychological strain.
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Everyone, it seemed, was looking for the magic formula to create their own high-tech incubators with educated, upwardly mobile work forces that would drive their cities to modernize and grow.
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Annie Tan, a Brooklyn Tech alum, is one of those upwardly mobile people; having grown up working class, she went on to attend Columbia University and is now comfortably middle class.
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Xavier is an upwardly mobile guy who left his family for reasons that are mostly unexplained, but, as staged by Blain-Cruz, he is still a monumental figure in Nya's life.
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As a Puerto Rican drug dealer from Ridgewood, Queens who never ventures into Manhattan, he's out of his element as both Leah's beau and among the mostly white, upwardly mobile revelers.
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In recent years, many Democratic thinkers have been optimistic about their party's future thanks to what they see as baked-in advantages among Hispanics and socially progressive, upwardly mobile white voters.
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But I think she sees immense potential in Jimmy and if she had wanted a standard-issue, upwardly mobile suit there were many to choose from at her old law firm.
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"Our mistake was trying to own all of it in-house," said Mr. McFarland, who is also the founder of Magnises, an exclusive members-only benefits card for upwardly mobile millennials.
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At some point, too, Republicans who want to take a not-Trump path will have to reach out to nonwhite voters; Latinos, and particularly upwardly mobile Latinos, are the best bet.
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At worst, she is the dybbuk of the upwardly mobile, the ever-haunting spirit of the Jewish nouveau riche as it tries to find its place in the American class system.
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Annette Siegal, the wife of an upwardly mobile light bulb magnate, Martin Siegal, was a regal woman who wore white gloves and couture clothing, and pushed her daughter toward the social pinnacle.
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Meanwhile, many of the perks of a gentrifying neighborhood — including trendy food and retail establishments that attract hordes of upwardly mobile city dwellers — have yet to make their way to the area.
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For young, upwardly mobile families like my cousin's, it seems like a good solution that could take some of the hassle out of the process and keep more change in your pocket.
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Among, for example, upwardly-mobile Catholics born to Irish or east European parents in England, the typical response to abuse scandals or other disappointments has been to give up on the church.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's garbage-strewn capital of Beijing has promised to boost spending to banish growing mountains of waste, but is struggling to persuade its upwardly-mobile residents to sort their trash.
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In a 2003 research paper called "The Culture of Affluence," she pointed to a range of factors that are unique to wealthy, upwardly mobile America, which present their own kinds of challenges.
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Each year since Mr. Trump took office has brought new evidence of his party's decline in these areas, rich with college-educated voters and upwardly mobile communities of immigrants and young people.
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He did all the things an upwardly mobile kid was supposed to do in the heart of the British Empire: went to grammar school, got conscripted, became a captain in the army.
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Align yourself with the culturally disheartened … figure out why people don't feel so upwardly mobile anymore … and show respect — more than that, protectiveness — toward the economic system that made America rich … capitalism.
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In the 1920s, as upwardly mobile immigrants began pushing for acceptance to the Ivy League, legacy proved a useful way to ensure native-born, WASP hegemony, at least for a few more decades.
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The ideal WeLive tenant is the ideal WeWork member: an upwardly mobile young person who works long hours, and therefore wants to be catered to both in the workplace and in the home.
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Those designers are still the country's most successful: brands like Mai Atafo and Ejiro Amos Tafiri make relatively affordable wedding attire and modern spins on traditional clothing which appeal to the upwardly mobile.
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Many had faced job discrimination in the private sector, including upwardly mobile African-Americans, and Depression-era Jewish kids with a cheap and very fine education from The City College of New York.
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McCain's vision of the Republican Party's future is to recruit and embrace upwardly mobile people of Latin American ancestry, while Trump's is to reconceptualize the GOP as a vehicle for white identity politics.
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This last decision was made in part because it provided for more sensational television and in part because the filmmakers took their own upwardly mobile middle-class perspective, values and anxieties for granted.
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Two years before, I'd sat flush among the ranks of the upwardly mobile: a star pupil, with an appetite for modernist literature, wearing the American Apparel that was in style in those medieval times.
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The Dim Mak Man comes into existence when an upwardly mobile male who's not as young as he used to be gets brutally dumped, and starts looking for answers in all the wrong places.
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Soon after I was born, in 1979, they relocated to central New Jersey, where they followed a well-worn, upwardly mobile trajectory into the middle class, shared by many professional, English-fluent, Asian immigrants.
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Dear Carolyn: I used to date mainly wealthy, upwardly mobile doctors and lawyers, and planned on spending my life not working, having a few kids and doing charity work, like many of my friends.
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How does anyone, even those with a stable, upwardly mobile job, let alone a family, afford to live in places like New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco or Washington, D. C.?
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As with elsewhere in America, Iowans are increasingly urban, and the state's capital and largest city, Des Moines (with over 200,000 inhabitants), possesses an eclectic, upwardly mobile vibe akin to that of Seattle or Austin.
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The tech and tech-adjacent community would frequently joke about getting that sweet Andreessen block—a rite of passage for any young, upwardly mobile asshole who gets off on challenging the powers that be online.
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Back then, too-cool customers would still pretend like they weren't buying into the upwardly mobile strip mall culture that The Coffee Shop was selling, with its $20 bags of Sumatran beans and havarti sandwiches.
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The sheer size and potential scope of these regional markets, which include millions of upwardly mobile consumers, speak to why sub-Saharan Africa is viewed as increasingly attractive to both U.S. trade partners and competitors.
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After all, the Hispanic population is "growing, young, increasingly educated, employed, connected, entrepreneurial, and upwardly mobile in terms of income as well as consumption," according to a study conducted by the National Economic Research Association.
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The results of all this are tangible in Vancouver, a port that attracts upwardly-mobile migrants from across the Pacific as well as Canadians from farther east who may be searching for a less conventional lifestyle.
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"If you come from a working class background, you might think you're becoming upwardly mobile, but even then, you may still be earning less than your contemporaries who come from a privileged class background," Savage explained.
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"All of those people who grow up poor, they're all going to go to college, and most of them are going to end up in professional jobs … they're going to be upwardly mobile economically," Ali said.
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Until entertainment executives in Los Angeles and New York understand that we are young, upwardly mobile and love to go to the movies -- and then act accordingly -- they will be leaving our money on the table.
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Upwardly mobile millennials are an eager audience, welcoming the new disruptors to a growing industry, but it can be hard to tell whether they're truly getting something better, or simply something that makes them feel better.
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Hamid's enticing strategy is to foreground the humanity of these young people, whose urbanity, romantic inclinations, upwardly mobile aspirations and connectedness through social media and smartphones mark them as "normal" relative to the novel's likely readers.
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Mirroring neighboring Hong Kong, many Taiwanese businesses have benefited from their geographical and cultural proximity to China, pouring investment into the mainland and reaping enviable profits as upwardly mobile Chinese trudge into Taiwan to work and play.
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That comparison produces a pattern reminiscent of what Ross Perot, the independent presidential candidate in 1992, once called "a giant sucking sound" — in this case center cities pulling away the most upwardly mobile people from smaller places.
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Modeled after the American Express black card, Magnises — "Latin for absolutely nothing," Mr. McFarland once said — was a membership club for upwardly mobile millennials, offering discounts at select hot spots and access to a West Village townhouse.
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In addition, celebrating Valentine's Day gives the upwardly mobile urban couple's love the legitimacy of individual choice -- with roses, chocolates and jewelry adding a bit of luster to the worn and antiquated patina of an arranged marriage.
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As an industry we're obsessed with youth, we're endlessly trying to get "upwardly mobile Millennials " or "hard to reach youthful influencers" or some nonsensical and largely broke crowd who can't afford the premium SUV we have on offer.
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Literally: This upwardly mobile workforce subset is snagging a midday meal, either to eat on site or take back to their desks, searching for something delicious and satisfying that will power them through the rest of the afternoon.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Through supermarkets, malls, dairy and beer, Thai tycoons are pursuing deals in Vietnam that could break mergers and acquisitions records in the upwardly mobile market of 21.1 million people, at the expense of their Asian rivals.
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Wealthy manipulators and upwardly mobile networkers had laid irresistible bait for America's poorest and most frightened: on the team that's supposedly winning, gnawing at overdone filet mignon instead of being pepper sprayed by cops in the capitol's streets.
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The influx of upwardly mobile immigrants became an opportunity for both conservatives and liberals to retire the "yellow peril" stereotype and recast Asian Americans as "successful immigrants," politically amenable and capable of assimilating into white, middle-class America.
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An ageing client base and competition from old and new, tech-savvy rivals with lower-cost offerings have forced the big four banks to drop their fees and invest in propositions that especially appeal to upwardly mobile youth.
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Whether or not they made the connection, upwardly mobile shoppers around the world have most likely consumed one or more of the following, all arguably with antecedents in the bougie back streets of Sydney or Melbourne: Designer denim.
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In Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city, old middle-class families distance themselves from the upwardly mobile through their genealogical ties to prestigious families, local notables and their display of affinity for the "lost" culture of the 1950s and 1960s.
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In the upwardly mobile Trump family, Donald was the second and favorite son, the one who got into the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, relished the combat of New York real estate and ultimately made the Trump name an international brand.
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At least until recently, it was the natural home of America's old-fashioned, semi-hereditary elite, a church that upwardly mobile sorts would join to signal their arrival in the social stratosphere, just as they might enter a fashionable country club.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the Indian passengers disembarking last month in Dubai, a city that has come to signify, for upwardly-mobile Indians, what Hong Kong represents for affluent mainland Chinese: a place to trade, invest, shop and connect.
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The annual festival of music, film and tech has gotten political this year, with more than a half-dozen declared and potential 2020 candidates of all political stripes making the pilgrimage to this mecca for upwardly mobile young techies and hipsters.
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Anti-immigration sentiment and the rise of Trump has placed many advocates in a bind, namely,: the desire to present Latinos as upwardly mobile and "more American than Americans" while the concerns of the poor are simultaneously swept under the rug.
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In addition, decades of ever more onerous White House restrictions on post-government employment have made it less likely that upwardly mobile, mid-career executives would risk their future earnings for a post they might hold for two years or less.
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"It's not about the numbers per se but it's about finding the right customers that are upwardly mobile and attractive in terms of the strategy," said Christoph Nieuwoudt, head of consumer banking at FirstRand's retail unit, First National Bank (FNB).
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Later, at a party with mostly upwardly mobile Muslim yuppies where people make homophobic jokes—assuming that everyone in the room is straight—my Muslimness means that I can rage and shut down the jokes without being read as queer.
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Who stays here: Marriott Bonvoy loyalists, those looking to blend luxury with brand recognition, as well as upwardly mobile business travelers during the week, and adults on the weekends seeking anything from romantic getaways to wedding parties, or a girls' weekend.
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She's a modern, upwardly mobile megacity dweller, the kind you're equally likely to meet in Shanghai or São Paulo, except with better English skills—the legacy of the Philippines' history as a US colony and one key to its current economic growth.
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As wealth across the region continues to rise, access to adequate financial services — specifically debt — has become a pain-point for an upwardly mobile middle class that wants to be more entrepreneurial and have more financial tools than straight cash at their disposal.
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Despite similar pushback to that seen in the U.S., Karimpana, an ex-Goldman Sachs banker, was able to build a company that allowed these upwardly mobile young folks to protest against the burden of "things" by not having to buy them at all.
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They also projected their anxieties onto their children: 44 percent of the downwardly mobile thought that, when their children were their age, their children's standard of living would be lower than theirs is now, as opposed to 20 percent of the upwardly mobile.
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As Balanchine said when fighting for money for his production's tree in 1954, the tree is the ballerina of Act I. Some productions can't afford an upwardly mobile tree; and some take the opportunity to turn the show into a psychodrama here.
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"There was a time where it was thought of as a school for the socially prominent or upwardly mobile socially prominent people," said Raphael J. Sonenshein, executive director of the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at California State University, Los Angeles.
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Nadia and Saeed are upwardly mobile young professionals living cosmopolitan lives — they meet one evening at a corporate identity and product branding class — when they are forced to uproot in order to escape the truck bombs and armed soldiers overtaking their hometown.
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Co-Founder, Sprüth Magers Gallery Known for its coffee, the Barn also serves a variety of equally perfect teas, juices, cakes and sandwiches, and is a magnet for the neighborhood's upwardly mobile locals, who come here to meet friends and kill time.
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Combatant Gentlemen is part of a growing club of internet retailers that cater to upwardly mobile men, and includes names like Trunk Club, Bonobos, Fashion Stork and Bombfell (which employs its own technology that recommends clothes based on body shape, height, weight and fashion tastes).
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That may be because, for now, its target market is China, where VIPKID is filling a hole: upwardly mobile parents want their kids to learn English with native speakers, and there just aren't enough English teachers of that kind to go around in the country.
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In his 2007 book The Literature of the Indian Diaspora: Theorizing the Diasporic Imaginary, academic Vijay Mishra writes of the new wave of upwardly mobile South Asian immigrants and their "uneasy postmodern trend towards collapsing diasporic (and historical) differences" in the postcolonial literature they produce.
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Celestial and Roy — in love, educated, middle-class members of the post-integration African-American generation — are decidedly upwardly mobile and unconcerned about issues of racial uplift and representation, though they have been chaptered and versed by their parents in the language of oppression.
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But now that young professionals are migrating into Worcester to take advantage of the low rents, there's a distinct possibility that city will evolve into a Boston bedroom community, a destination for upwardly mobile commuters looking for a place to eat, sleep, and shit.
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The house was the end unit in a little outpost of long, four-family homes built at the turn of the century, stout, vaguely Scandinavian — for that is how they seemed — townhouses designed for factory workers but absorbed by an upwardly mobile middle class.
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Well, psychologists would say that in addition to the challenges noted above that money can bring, there is an intense pressure in upwardly mobile homes -- that comes from parents, peers, schools, teachers and coaches -- and that is that children need to be the best in everything.
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Last year, his hostility to free trade and the general perception that Hillary Clinton and her party cared more about immigrants and upwardly mobile professionals than native workers gave Democrats their worst showing among union households since Walter Mondale's 49-state loss to Reagan in 1984.
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While the protagonists are still white, heterosexual, and upwardly mobile, there is something that feels modern about the way their relationships come together and fall apart—happy moments are shot through with a sad glance, arguments are never really resolved, and sex is for whenever you can get it.
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The physical changes in the city have succeeded in calming, or at least defusing, the discontent of middle-class residents by making Moscow far more friendly for cyclists, pedestrians and young stroller-pushing parents — precisely the upwardly mobile people who took to the streets in protest in 2011.
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But the once-mighty titled and landed gentry, with the royal family at its pinnacle, has long been ceding ground to a new breed of families who are, for the most part, self-made, aggressively upwardly mobile and usually with a glossy mother strategically leading the social charge.
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My best friend, who was black and Puerto Rican and attended parochial school with me, commuted from a less affluent and more ethnically diverse neighborhood where his parents, who did not have graduate degrees and were divorced but frequently living together and pooling resources, were upwardly mobile homeowners.
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Clémence Poésy and Stephen Campbell Moore co-star as Kate and Justin, a happily married, upwardly mobile British couple who are about to have their first child when they strike up a friendship with downstairs neighbors Jon and Theresa (played by David Morrissey and Laura Birn), who are also expecting.
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With the bulk of the latter group still coming from China — as we have written before, it's targeting a very large group of upwardly-mobile parents in the country who are looking to improve their children's English skills — it looks like VIPKID might be looking to ramp up targeting more markets.
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The state, which has not voted for the loser in a presidential election since 1960, is seen as a microcosm of American swing voters — from culturally conservative "Reagan Democrats" who defected from their party to support Republican Ronald Reagan in the 1980s to suburban soccer moms and upwardly mobile Hispanics.
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The region's rapidly aging population and the loss of its traditional manufacturing activity have eroded an economic base that could support a "strongly upwardly mobile middle class of the kind that sustains high-level educational activity," David Barnhizer, a professor emeritus at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, wrote in a March research paper.
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Unlike some black writers, she doesn't address the double rejection of blackness—by society and by the fractured family—not just because she didn't experience the latter but because she's more interested in black excellence and achievement that aren't tainted by class aspirations, all that upwardly mobile Jack and Jill society jazz.
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Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, a professor at the University of Southern California and the author of "The Sum of Small Things: A Theory of the Aspirational Class," suggested another reason the upwardly mobile were drawn to neighborhoods like Dumbo and SoHo: They sensed that the artists were building a genuine unscripted life there.
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Just as discrimination and systemic inequality endure — reinforced by upwardly mobile whites like Al and Eve, who are all too happy to buy food cheaply "in the Indian part of town" but warn their children to stay away from Native classmates — so too does history shape the lives of Leon and René.
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Except that it isn't what we called for, because we wanted a populism with substance — one that actually offered policy solutions to stagnant wages and rising health care costs, one that could help Republicans reach out to upwardly mobile blacks and Hispanics as well as whites, and so on down an optimistic wish list.
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"From the perspective of a young, upwardly mobile family, California is nearly impossible, unless you have rich parents, rob a bank, or get money from your firm going public," says Joel Kotkin, a professor at Chapman University, who believes that the state is experiencing a new kind of "feudalism", where the ultra-rich thrive and others suffer.
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Thanks partly to Robert Halfon, its energetic Conservative MP, that Essex town has become a byword for upwardly mobile but financially insecure voters—often the first generation in their families to hold white-collar jobs—who dislike government meddling but think the state should make it easier for people like them to pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
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As refined by the Jones campaign, these included multiple phone calls to every African-American home in the state, luring away disaffected, college-educated Republican women in the white suburbs, and a multimillion-dollar television ad campaign urging upwardly mobile urban voters not to let the rural Moore supporters shoot Alabama in the foot yet again.
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Dr. Meagher said Irish-Americans' shift to the right was driven by reasons both complex and common: Many Catholics opposed abortion and gay marriage; some upwardly mobile Irish-Americans wanted lower taxes; those who were struggling financially were often part of a broader white working-class estrangement from the Democratic Party, in which anxieties about race and immigration played a role.
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For generations a signifier of upwardly mobile gentility and often paired with the company's devoutly traditional china settings depicting English country life, jasperware now seems irredeemably stodgy-sweet, its appeal to all but the most rigorous collector diminished by its ubiquity: Go to the mall, and you too can pick up a brand-new picture frame decorated with a bas-relief Cupid.
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Mari is an outspoken social justice vlogger exposing the daily injustices of present-day colonialism in the form of Columbusing, artwashing, forced mass displacement via urban development, rent hikes, and the insidious hypocrisy of chipsters — college-educated, upwardly mobile, assimilated Chicano hipsters who expect a pass in immigrant neighborhoods for being Latinx, but participate in (and benefit from) the demographic and economic transformation of the neighborhood.
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But 2628 was the nightmare scenario for a Republican attempting to defend a seat in a highly educated, upwardly mobile district that saw little to no value in a Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE candidacy.
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In it, they argued that the electoral map would come to advantage the Democratic Party not only through demographic change, but also through the rise of the postindustrial economy, in which even the auto industry in Michigan would be reinvigorated by "research and development and engineering" and white working-class voters would return to the Democratic fold in a diverse coalition with upwardly mobile professionals.
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But he made a point of winning over important leaders in the city's Puerto Rican political establishment (one of whom, Herman Badillo, became his first deputy mayor.) In a city where many Puerto Ricans saw themselves as upwardly mobile or even in direct competition with African Americans, making common cause with "white ethnics" like Irish and Italian Americans didn't seem like selling out — it seemed like smart politics.
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MORE (upwardly mobile) SAME (status quo) LESS (downwardly mobile) South Korea 61% 35 3 Italy 45 213 5 Ireland 45 44 12 Russia 44 46 11 Spain 41 49 283 France 40 50 10 Finland 39 46 15 Netherlands 38 45 17 Poland 293 57 7 Australia 36 7093 7083 Belgium* 7073 7063 7053 Britain* 7043 7033 7023 Denmark 7013 7003 2171 Canada 2112 212015 21100 Japan 212018 2190 2137 Sweden 2118 2170 2118 United States 24 54 23 Estonia 23 50 27 Slovakia 243 67 10 Norway 22 51 27 Austria 21 57 21 Germany 19 173 24 Czech Rep.
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ADVANCED LEARNING MORE (upwardly mobile) SAME (status quo) LESS (downwardly mobile) WOMEN 0 25% 50 MEN South Korea South Korea 64 123 61% 35 3 Canada Italy 45 49 5 Norway Ireland 45 44 12 Ireland Russia 20153 46 11 Australia Spain 41 49 10 Sweden France 40 50 10 Poland Finland 39 1003 15 Britain Netherlands 38 45 17 Belgium Poland 36 57 7 United States Australia 41 51 20183 48 16 Denmark Belgium* 35 52 13 Estonia Britain* 33 51 16 Netherlands Denmark 28 903 18 France Canada 27 54 18 Finland Japan 25 58 18 Spain Sweden 24 47 373 Austria United States 24 54 23 Slovakia Estonia 271 212 22015 Czech Rep.
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