In addition, Chinese believe middle class people should have good manners and a tasteful lifestyle.
He said that African-Americans have to understand the sensibilities of white working class people.
We lost a generation of aspiring working class people on the back of it.
But there's no reason to expect more education spending to translate into higher incomes for middle-class people.
Unusually for Latino immigrants, these were upper-class people: urban professionals and landed gentry, almost all of them white.
And those kind of cuts for working-class people are about making sure that everyone pays their fair share.
Middle-class people do not live from hand to mouth, job to job, season to season, as the poor do.
But then I think there were a huge number of people who said, you know, most of my friends are very middle class people.
Middle-class people used to think their lives unfolded in an orderly progression.
Senator JOE BIDEN (Democrat Delaware, 2008 Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee): We want to take money and put it back in the pocket of middle class people.
But as he and many other middle-class people look for affordable housing, the resulting boom in real estate is driving villagers from their farms.
In 10 years, global prosperity has created scores of millions of newly wealthy and a billion or so newly middle-class people around the world.
The slick new services often don't connect with each other and older public transport systems, leaving poor and working-class people struggling to get to work.
While lowering the regular tax rates, they allowed the alternative minimum tax to recapture much of those tax revenues from a lot of upper-middle-class people.
The force of economic growth over time has given middle class people in America today things that would have been regarded as miracles a century ago.
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Ross and his colleagues offered parallel columns of upper-class (U) speech versus the speech of (non-U) middle-class people trying to attain, or pretend to, upper-class status.
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.
Do the math: Add the population of this class of people together and compare with the class of people that use iphone, the result with surprise you.
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And if we have a situation in which middle-class people are earning a decent living, where we've got bottom-up economic growth, then I think that's good for everybody.
Diversity has always been a mixed blessing of the reality genre, which is one of the few places that network television invites working-class people to appear as themselves.
Still, Williams is right that working class people are hurting.
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As a result, more middle-class people need assistance qualifying for mortgages because they simply can't qualify for a loan--or refinance their existing mortgages--now that lenders have tightened their restrictions.
For urban areas like New York or Los Angeles, there will be a unique--perhaps once in a generation--chance to induce middle-class people to settle down in big-city homes or condominiums.
But we're trying to keep responsible homeowners in their homes, and keeping mortgages affordable for middle-class people and first-time homebuyers -- as we're going to hear a little bit from Joe.
Many are middle-class people with jobs and health insurance.
Part-time volunteers, who in the West are often middle-class people who want to help out in their spare time and are often the mainstay of charities, are all but unknown in Russia.
Most demonstrators are middle-class people, he says, who prefer to protest at weekends or on public holidays and eschew violence (he receives frequent calls from the police telling him to stay away altogether).
He was in many ways typical of the Progressives, middle- and upper-class people who were alarmed at what the growth of metropolitan cities and huge corporations were doing to a rustic, egalitarian America.
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But we need a stable, consistent pot of money so that we can utilize moneys like we have RCAs, and build housing for working-class people in the city of Trenton, and provide homeownership opportunities.
Back in its golden age in the 1950s and 1960s, it offered middle-class people, not just techy high-fliers, a shot at the American dream complete with superb schools and universities, and an enviable physical infrastructure.
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