• Contrary to the fears of many social-policy wonks, life after welfare generally seems to involve a job.

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  • Instead of a way of life, welfare became an offer of temporary help, not an entitlement but a transition.

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  • First, we must find new ways of tackling poverty and inequality, and that means dealing with the fact that life on welfare benefits is not easy.

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  • And since the government would have been defeated on welfare by the votes of life peers alone, it is clear that not all this animus is directed at the hereditaries.

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  • His keenest instinct is to preserve the French way of life, with its social welfare model.

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  • In my opinion, a man in public life must think always of the public welfare.

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  • What Rudy Giuliani did to improve quality-of-life conditions and to decrease crime and welfare dependency is well- known.

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  • These days, crime levels have eased a little and government welfare programmes have lessened the plight of the very poor, but is life is still hell for many.

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  • The toxic combination of rising women's unemployment, cuts to welfare and the ever-increasing cost of living in the capital means that life for London's women is going to get tougher.

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  • Mr Duncan Smith's overarching message is that cultural change is required - both in the minds of those on benefits and in government - so that the welfare system is a springboard into work, rather than something which traps people into a life of dependency.

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  • What is more, it strikes me as perfectly possible that the overall welfare of a wild seal, suddenly killed on an ice floe, is better than the life endured by an intensively reared farm animal killed on a production line after being driven to an abattoir on a lorry.

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  • Mr Hagen, meanwhile, has both pandered to anti-immigrant sentiment and cast himself as the defender of the creaking but familiar welfare, education and health systems: in sum, here is the defender of the Norwegian way of life.

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  • An argument popular among philosophers is that, as long as the child's life is of acceptable quality, it is irrational to use arguments based on the child's welfare.

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