Of the development's 718 units, 529 would be for very-low-income tenants, and the rest would be divided between working-class people subsidized by tax credits and market-rate rentals.
But what always impresses me about Cambridge is the sense that all kinds of bridges are now being built between world-class science in the university and the commercial world.
The practice is of dubious legal provenance and can exacerbate the already serious conflicts between class-action lawyers and their ostensible clients.
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Today, I am announcing changes that will encourage even more collaboration between our world-class hardware, software and services teams at all levels of our company.
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It's not exactly a choice between a rock and a hard place when the stakes are between fruitful first-class passengers--and a workforce that now seems prone to taking industrial action.
Traffic jams, inefficient taxi drivers and long lines at the check-in all stand between you and your first-class seat or business opportunities.
Royal commentators speculated that the split was due to the class divide between the prince and his middle-class girlfriend.
Its central relationship, between an upper-middle-class man and his working-class lover, has been described as sentimental, its happy ending dismissed as wish-fulfilment.
Norris Scott, vice president of partnership marketing for NASCAR talked to Forbes.com about the continued success and best-in-class partnership between Mars, Inc. and NASCAR.
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And Hancock and his descendants served as a constant source of conversation between my father and me, a vital link between us when, class-wise, and in every other wise, each year placed us farther apart.
Scott Keller, deputy chief of staff for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, says the goal of mixed-income housing is to minimize differences between the city's poor and middle-class.
With two Cleveland Clinic colleagues, Topol co-wrote a 2001 analysis of data on Merck's Vioxx that first suggested a link between this class of painkillers, called cox-2 inhibitors, and heart problems.
Democrats will be forced to decide between their promises to help middle-class Americans and their commitment to fiscal prudence.
Depending on the number of first-class seats available, if a coach takes one over a player, then one player, as determined by the union, is entitled to be paid the difference between the value of the first-class seat and the value of the coach seat he was forced to endure.
Between 2003 and 2011, about 30 million Brazilians joined the so-called "new middle class, " earning between GBP100 and GBP400 per capita per month, and gaining access to formal sector employment, credit, and the country's large consumer market.
It's a riff reminiscent of the fiscal cliff debates we're hearing in Washington, reflecting the growing gap between the super-rich and the middle class.
What is new is the arrival of a group of floating middle-class voters who swing between parties depending on how they perform, not on promises of rewards for their particular group.
But all eyes in China will be on Mr. Zou, who fights in the flyweight class, which is between 108-112 pounds.
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Initiatives like the ED-X partnership between Harvard and MIT promise to give non-traditional students elements of a world-class education online, and for free.
Gold has denuded the play of any semblance of Englishness and class, an issue that should be central to the argument between the bullying, blue-collar Jimmy Porter (Matthew Rhys) and his browbeaten middle-class wife, Alison (Sarah Goldberg).
Wayne Rooney emphasised the gulf in class between the sides with a 20-yard shot on the turn with 14 minutes left.
The gulf in class in 50-over cricket between New Zealand - rated third in the world - and England (seventh) had been cruelly exposed.
Between 2001 and 2009, the average income of middle-class families went down by 5 percent.
The pair dominated the afternoon session, adding 186 in the 36 overs between lunch and tea as White reached his seventh first-class hundred.
Pamuk's love story is about upper-class Turks in the '70s caught between their Western lifestyles and a culture that they rule but to which they do not entirely belong.
Then there's the inevitable English class distinction between Wimbledon Village, a restaurant-strewn, posh section a short walk from the club, and less-expensive Southfields, at the bottom of a very steep hill.
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The push to put people in homes and save the casualties of housing downturns has caused a gradual long-term divergence between housing prices and incomes, paradoxically putting us on an inexorable path to redefine the middle class as property-less.
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Without any new legislation, that is, the AMT burden for middle-class taxpayers is in for a huge expansion between 2005 and 2006.
When faced with the choice between their vision of government and their promise to the middle-class, Democrats have chosen to attack middle-class families with significantly higher income and sales taxes.
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