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The poor are | poorer, a statistical report on changes in the living |
th, comfort and dignity in the lives of older, | poorer adults, and for those whose health problems ha |
ng to the needs of the society, especially the | poorer and weaker sections. |
light up as the visitor approaches, including | poorer and richer aspects of railway life. |
n is sometimes cited as a reason for flight of | poorer and non-white residents, the neighborhood has |
agriculture, but with each crop, the soil grew | poorer and poorer. |
vily involved in charitable enterprises in the | poorer areas of London with mixed success. |
al affluent beachside suburbs, as well as some | poorer areas further inland. |
Kendray is one of the economically | poorer areas of Barnsley, with problems similar to th |
Alabama's Black Belt, recognized as one of the | poorer areas of the state. |
It is likely that in many | poorer areas of San Antonio and other places associat |
witness some of the problems that some of the | poorer areas in Los Angeles (such as Watts) had had i |
Paris buns are popular in | poorer areas of Scotland and Ireland for being cheap |
The College was | poorer at the end of his time as Master. |
While it was predicted that people from | poorer backgrounds may be put off from enrolling for |
y have to include details of how students from | poorer backgrounds will be encouraged to participate. |
, says Debbie Levin, and especially those from | poorer backgrounds, “never find the path back” to nor |
his is especially true for those students from | poorer backgrounds, many of whom have no role models |
Indian sport is | poorer because his obsessive indulgence has not sprea |
h of the parties, the former a defender of the | poorer Bourgeois, the latter - of the richer, were na |
Scotland would have still been embarassed and | poorer, but perhaps not to the same degree. |
(a fund established to augment the incomes of | poorer Church of England clergy) receives a Royal Cha |
uirements could hardly be complied with in the | poorer churches. |
ued that improving the physical environment of | poorer citizens would improve their quality of life a |
, a collection of 30,000 bezants to ransom the | poorer citizens. |
ormer Charles Booth noted it served the area's | poorer citizens. |
ission for inquiring into the condition of the | poorer classes in Ireland was an initiative to invest |
settle at Viborg to teach young persons of the | poorer classes "whatever might be profitable." |
9th century saw contraceptives promoted to the | poorer classes for the first time: birth control advo |
cial, moral, and religious amelioration of the | poorer classes and his chivalrous courage in defendin |
heavily illustrated, that circulated among the | poorer classes and which incited indignation against |
dren in the labouring, manufacturing and other | poorer classes in the parish of South Stoneham and as |
's career was characterized in championing the | poorer classes of society. |
She was at her best in her descriptions of the | poorer classes, of whom she had a thorough knowledge. |
uper asylums gave refuge for the insane of the | poorer classes, and care at private establishments co |
hildren of the labouring and manufacturing and | poorer classes, with regard to the principles of the |
nsively used in the tropics, especially by the | poorer classes. |
ablished in 1704 to augment the incomes of the | poorer clergy of the Church of England. |
by the majority of the masses, while the CA, a | poorer club, is supported by the others. |
Dials and Covent Garden historically contained | poorer communities that were cleared and redeveloped |
ge economic gap between affluent residents and | poorer communities. |
es have historically been purchased from other | poorer communities. |
evised after the building was found to be in a | poorer condition than was thought, and the resulting |
e worth $100 billion a year by 2020, to assist | poorer countries in financing emission reductions and |
Hailing from | poorer countries like Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka |
able foreign students, particularly those from | poorer countries, to study in Italy. |
to efforts mounted against the disease in far | poorer countries. |
and consuming, then they are not buying [from | poorer countries] coffee, or the cotton for their clo |
which provided free medical treatment for the | poorer denizens of Melbourne. |
ts, but is more well-known for its work in the | poorer, deprived areas of the city. |
Like many other | poorer developing nations, Afghanistan was ill equipp |
The church is in one of the | poorer districts of the borough of Westminster. |
a high crime rate and remains one of Memphis' | poorer districts. |
x has a larger cone angle than C5Me5- and is a | poorer donor. |
at supported the livelihood, these Roma became | poorer during those decades. |
n as Here Come the Newlyweds and For Richer or | Poorer during production) was an Australian reality t |
nstructed buildings often out of reach for the | poorer earners, causing harsher social and moral cond |
d to favour the Liberals, while the relatively | poorer eastern inner city ridings (East, Kingsway) ar |
This muddled film is one of their | poorer efforts--it's poorly paced, overlong, tedious |
tors even though steel has the disadvantage of | poorer electrical conductivity than normal aluminium |
w substantial net gains in their income, while | poorer families saw negligible gains, producing a sig |
as introduced into the family, and children of | poorer families received its name. |
In 1974 the government began to subsidize | poorer families whose average per capita income did n |
Members of | poorer families in the village are also invited and f |
for lower taxes for business and subsidies for | poorer families. |
n there were many public schemes for rehousing | poorer families. |
College also in north Oxford as a college for | poorer female undergraduates. |
of parameters are possible, though they give a | poorer fit to the data: a 6-10 Earth mass planet in a |
as repealed by the state legislature, allowing | poorer Floridians to vote, and in 1944 the United Sta |
der's sheep because they do relatively well on | poorer forage, can be raised with very little grain, |
n leaders like Andrew Jackson to Presidency as | poorer, frontier citizens felt better represented. |
Among them were also many | poorer Germans who lived in Anatolia in poverty and d |
s, a group that make up a large section of the | poorer half of the Goan society, and was particularly |
iesel-engined versions were considered to have | poorer handling characteristics than the slow-speed r |
ether or not we are exchanging longer life for | poorer health." |
enon with some substantial residences amid the | poorer houses, though bankruptcy was never far from t |
n goes north through a commercial mall and the | poorer housing areas of La Briquette. |
hy neighborhoods; from the east and outer rim, | poorer housing and industry. |
Property values fell, attracting Birmingham's | poorer immigrants. |
, with better functionality in some areas, and | poorer in others. |
ncluded that self-fertilised progeny performed | poorer in most species and for most traits measured. |
They scored | poorer in measures of health-related quality of life |
ul vows: 'for better for worse; for richer for | poorer; in sickness and in health; till death us do p |
as wearing on his head, but it is considerably | poorer in both quality and style than the Sovereign a |
For Richer For | Poorer is an episode of the BBC Sit-com, The Green Gr |
lth of Saint Thomas being used to shore-up the | poorer islands. |
nails along with bullying of younger, smaller, | poorer kids. |
dy debased below the point of enmity to filth; | poorer labourers live there, because they cannot affo |
of the Parish of Tydavnet, which reflects the | poorer land quality. |
ad power to give them, in lieu thereof, other ( | poorer) lands in Connacht or Clare in proportion of v |
clude that the younger age of lung disease and | poorer lung function may be due to different smoking |
o bribe his way out of trouble, but the other, | poorer man is less fortunate: he is tried and convict |
He gave almost half his salary to help the | poorer members of his congregation. |
ne during these two periods of pregnancy, have | poorer memory function than baby rats from mothers wh |
Poorer men could also become parliamentary candidates | |
It does not cause | poorer men on average, but rather a greater variance, |
decision could make it easier and cheaper for | poorer nations to acquire stocks of the drug. |
it that "more financial aid should be given to | poorer nations". |
o make it appear that the parish was in a much | poorer neighborhood. |
Ward bosses in the city's | poorer neighborhoods often use the money to offset th |
Path was trying to consolidate its hold on the | poorer neighborhoods of Lima, and the circumstances o |
This district also connects to some | poorer neighborhoods in Ventura County. |
entment over the University's crowding out its | poorer neighbors festered. |
e who provided generously to the causes of his | poorer neighbours. |
ation, drugs, return of communicable diseases, | poorer nutrition etc. |
of a body of surface water, determined by the | poorer of its ecological status and its chemical stat |
short of food and finding the hunting becoming | poorer on the reservation, were wandering off of it m |
The song fared | poorer on the Canadian Singles Chart, where it peaked |
ood relationship with his brother Khasar but a | poorer one with Temuge. |
y or, at least, it would have been only a much | poorer one,” and Bedford adds that “her passion for m |
The | poorer ones drink only water which is of excellent qu |
estimate the times of divergence of pairs with | poorer or unknown fossil records. |
cost of both methods is similar, but with much | poorer outcome with couching. |
flips take time and energy, and may result in | poorer overall performance than if each task were fin |
fiscated the only cows belonging to two of his | poorer parishioners to pay his back salary. |
The process of growth implies moving from a | poorer part of the forest, where trees have little fr |
as available freely but surreptitiously in the | poorer parts of town, where it was sold through a sma |
St Saviour's was built for the | poorer people who could not afford this charge, and i |
the interest of public hygiene, at a time when | poorer people didn't have private baths or showers. |
clubs increased the willingness and ability of | poorer people to participate, they were one of the mo |
rn about and contribute to the welfare of much | poorer people - in Barnett's words: 'to learn as much |
-economic background: hofjes were targeted for | poorer people |
tate Bank of South Australia to grant loans to | poorer people, but the Legislative Council would not |
eneral, was deeply resented, especially by the | poorer people. |
e sustainable and socially just conditions for | poorer people. |
station commander and the Royal Air Force is a | poorer place without him." |
s "white flight" left Jacksonville with a much | poorer population than before. |
Poorer Protestants, they argue, are much less likely | |
which transferred funds from rich provinces to | poorer provinces like Nova Scotia. |
Black-and-white film was | poorer quality than now and therefore photographers u |
keys proved reasonably unpopular, due to their | poorer quality of sound. |
The | poorer quality "Brummagem ware" was beginning to give |
Infections result in lower yields and | poorer quality fruit. |
e to contest this claim, despite having a much | poorer record in the local cups. |
e all law and regulation enforcement agencies, | poorer regions of the world have limited ability to e |
In | poorer regions of many parts, for example in Maharash |
It had a | poorer reputation than the above-mentioned original a |
A run of | poorer results saw the 1st VIII drop into the 2nd div |
orer with 17 League goals from 36 games, but a | poorer return the next season left the player "unhapp |
The re-release received markedly | poorer reviews, owing largely to improvements made by |
She and her family were among the | poorer saints driven out of Nauvoo in the fall of 184 |
n, who like Qian himself, showed a concern for | poorer scholars. |
tudents have participated in service trips, to | poorer schools in the Pacific. |
ting a substance problem and the progressively | poorer scripts on Jeannie as the roots of Hagman's fi |
sers of the Suriya Mal were generally from the | poorer sections of society and the funds collected we |
y developer, building small terraced houses in | poorer sections of the city, and larger, speculative |
Walsden passengers now have a | poorer service, especially for those commuters who tr |
Many | poorer settlers spoke English, Welsh and Flemish. |
ger Delta states and the far north have become | poorer since the 1960s. |
e to nutritional constraints, since monkeys in | poorer sites wean their young at an older age. |
With a | poorer soil and very much influenced by the maritime |
nd to be more robust than those growing in the | poorer soils of the Sierra Bermeja. |
it is able to grow and provide green cover in | poorer soils where turfgrasses do not perform well. |
HMDS has even | poorer solvating power than alkanes. |
r range and heavier bomb load than the F2, but | poorer speed and agility. |
vators); these rooms were originally rented by | poorer students, such as Norman Mailer. |
Poorer subjects of Rome with no stake in land ownersh | |
t and was noted for his generosity towards his | poorer subjects. |
lthough as the wealthier suburbs outnumber the | poorer suburbs, it tended to be Liberal-leaning. |
est tertile, in all cases) was associated with | poorer survival. |
ffort to change the fact that middle class and | poorer taxpayers, particularly those in Connecticut's |
he wealthier eastern parts of Ireland, but not | poorer tenants who needed the most help. |
Joseph ultimately returned to Oregon | poorer than when he had left, and resumed his partner |
, and gave most of the proceeds to people even | poorer than himself. |
ine (38.6 percent on field goals) was actually | poorer than from behind it (39.0 |
However, the state's citizens were much | poorer than that of the rest of the nation and Johnst |
Reichenbach describes E. miserrimum as | poorer than E. carinatum. |
Davis Cup singles record was also considerably | poorer than Henman's. |
2. a factory in Cochin, | poorer than Calicut perhaps, but workable; |
the "Cut" of a suit, or gold watches, which in | poorer times, were great incentives to do well. |
ving increasing numbers of calls from women in | poorer urban and rural settings. |
d in the show, playing an exaggerated and much | poorer version of his own character and lifestyle, An |
ase particularly in Connacht where the land is | poorer, weather is wetter, farmers were poorer and th |
Poorer women are also more at risk of intimate partne | |
These | poorer women had to look for primitive methods of abo |
help before it’s too late, says Debbie, | poorer women must “go it alone,” often in environment |
Especially among the less educated and | poorer women there were many unwanted pregnancies. |
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