Langley and Homer Collyer came from a well-to-do family from the Hudson Valley.
Miyauchi was born to a well-to-do family in the lumber business in Kobe.
Naomi Watts and Tim Roth play a well-to-do American couple staying at their lakeside retreat with their son and their dog.
The ranch could also sell to a pro athlete or a well-to-do family looking for a private residence where the kids can hone their athletic skills.
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The slick-haired, soft-spoken Hatoyama, who grew up in a well-to-do family of politicians, may have grown too out of touch with everyday people and their economic hardships.
Some populist critics decried this ambition, and John Hammond, a well-to-do liberal impresario, denounced Ellington's concert works as vapid, accusing him of ignoring the troubles of his people.
The latest work by playwright Richard Greenberg is a beautiful and touching look at the inner workings of a well-to-do family, their mistakes and the stories that bind them.
But Axel was a handsome young man from a well-to-do and articulate family, and his death has struck a powerful chord, particularly among the middle class of Buenos Aires.
The current ambassador, Robert Tuttle, and his wife, Maria, a well-to-do couple from Los Angeles with a taste for contemporary American art, have taken a special interest in the house.
And if you walk through a well-to-do place like Teddington, you can see children's T-shirts in the shop window with the only slightly ironic slogan "My daddy's rich and my mother's good looking".
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Henry Graves, a well-to-do New York banker and Marilyn Graves' grandfather, had a passion for fancy watches with complications such as chimes, a perpetual calendar and displays for the phases of the moon.
His father was a well-to-do builder and architect who, when the family moved to Scotland, sent his son to Fettes College, the so-called Eton of Scotland which Tony Blair was later to attend.
But the man in the picture, Shane Keller, tells the Democrat and Chronicle newspaper of Rochester that it was actually taken in his basement in Brighton, a relatively well-to-do suburb with low crime that is nowhere near the poor neighborhoods that were the subject of the photo essay.
And here's the thing -- there are a lot of well-to-do Americans, patriotic Americans, who understand this and are willing to do the right thing, willing to do their part to make this country strong.
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One must keep in mind that the category "Hispanic" can encompass anyone from a recent immigrant with little education to a highly educated, well-to-do person whose wealthy ancestors came this country generations ago.
Republicans should have, in our view, done what they had done just a few months before, which is pass a short-term measure to delay implementation of the sequester, a measure that would have represented the balance that the public supports, asking the well-off and well-to-do to pay a little bit, not just seniors and middle-class families, and that then regular order could have continued as it is now, but without the sequester.
Further up the mountain looms Carmel Center, a leafy, well-to-do neighbourhood that is always a few degrees cooler than the port area below.
But you were born with intelligence and you were born into a privileged and well-to-do position in Iraq and you are a trained doctor.
We're not going to, in any way, give a tax break to the well-to-do folks, even though he said during the Republican primary he was going to cut taxes for the top 1 percent.
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In 1905, to preserve the country's remaining stocks, a group of well-to-do East Coasters, including Theodore Roosevelt, Andrew Carnegie and Frederic Remington, set up the American Bison Society (buffalo and bison being one and the same).
Worse yet, by their petty parsimony, they risk squandering a once-in-a-generation opportunity to do very well strategically by doing good.
Just to take one example, we do not know to a certainty that the House decided -- well, we do know to a certainty that the House decided not to charge perjury in a civil deposition.
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One reason for collapsing these categories together is that the maps often show streets to be a combination of the well-to-do and the fairly comfortable.
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So he decided to compete with the European manufacturers--as well as U.S. companies that might move into the space--by creating a higher-end product that would appeal to well-to-do parents.
They are a modern, well-to-do, intellectual and cosmopolitan couple.
Gadhafi, who took power in a military coup, was too clever to allow a well-organized army that might do the same to him.
Logistics is all about details, and the long-term success of any business has a great deal to do with well-planned logistics.
Here's an idea: Instead of merely attacking and counter-attacking a merger, companies would do well to explain their proposals -- their costs, benefits, valuations and long term implications -- to the people who really matter, the shareholders.
By contrast, in the short term it reckons that the votes of a few conservationists and well-to-do owners of second homes weigh lightly in the balance against those who have to make a living out in constituencies such as Stroud and the Forest of Dean.
Clinton and Gore should be under no illusion: Whether fairly or not, they will be held accountable if, as a result of a failure to ensure that both the public and private sectors are induced to take corrective action on the Millennium Bug -- and helped to acquire the means to do so -- a long-predicted, well-understood and utterly avoidable cataclysm befalls the Nation, its people and interests.
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