What I want is to change the whole darn way we define political success in America and thereby draw a better class of person to politics.

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It has often been noted how long it took for the Burgess, Maclean, and Philby cases to dislodge the assumption that a certain class of person was more likely to be loyal to his country than the rest.

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Can a student of a 100, 000-person class easily and readily connect with a professor, tutor or classmate when a question arises during a lecture?

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They found that both real lower-class participants and those temporarily induced to rank themselves as lower class felt that a greater share of a person's salary should be used to support charity.

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The inventors of the new scheme argue that social class depends mainly on a person's position in the labour market.

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Although Air Force One's operating costs per person far exceed the cost of even a first-class commercial ticket, the logic is that it's unfair to charge the president's campaign for the full cost of operating Air Force One because he has no choice but to fly on the presidential plane for security reasons.

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Because there is no one definition of business talent, each school assembles its class one person at a time.

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Mr. Person was giving a master class, and after hearing Mr. Alterman play some of the American songbook classics, the older jazzman had found someone to mentor.

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Davis, pleasant and reserved in person, but intensely competitive in business, is the son of a middle-class lawyer.

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