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(31) A few decades ago, the average cruise ship passenger was elderly, affluent, and retired. Not anymore.

(32) At the same time, we all know children from affluent families who are starved for moral and ethical guidance.

(33) A wealthy partner risks money on the prudence of less affluent partners.

(34) I had been guilty of this when my children were small in the early 1960s and living the affluent life.

(35) We have retained a healthy share of middleand upper-class readers, an affluent audience attractive to advertisers.

(36) In Rennes a company of children was recruited from the more affluent middle class.

(37) Black children from middle-class or affluent families, they say, are more apt to adopt what is commonly called black slang.

(38) As a society becomes increasingly affluent, wants are increasingly created by the process by which they are satisfied.

(39) It would be impossible for the affluent to live in peace if conflict after conflict exploded in the third world.

(40) America is a poor financial controller - the prosperous and affluent nation is now the world's leading debtor. Dr T.P.Chia 

(41) Even the most affluent - who can afford private health care and private education - can not buy a clean environment.

(42) The diet companies are targeting new markets outside their traditional client base of fairly affluent, young to middle-aged white women.

(43) The arts tourist is more highly educated, more affluent, and stays longer than the average tourist.

(44) But they are not as affluent as popular stereotypes suggest.

(45) It goes either to local elites or for export to more affluent societies.

(46) It would provide a large affluent open market to which exporting was easy.

(47) The only truly affluent are those who do not want more than they have. Erich Fromm 

(48) At the time[sentencedict.com], Dorset was beginning the transition from picturesque dairy country to affluent summer artist colony.

(49) One option might be variations on the kinds of private military schools that more affluent parents who can afford it already utilize.

(50) In general, teenagers from more affluent families are more likely than those from poorer families to terminate their pregnancies.

(51) Now, in the affluent West, that world has possibly gone forever.

(52) It provides perhaps little incentive for most youngsters in today's affluent society.

(53) However, the greatest problem is that those opting out would tend to be the relatively young, affluent, low-risk groups.

(54) But the more affluent wanted to show their clout, so the gold card appeared with its larger credit line.

(55) Their housing situation is not atypical, even for this affluent suburb.

(56) Lisa Tessler is from an affluent suburb of New York.

(57) Presumably, it is because businesses are perceived as active and affluent while families are perceived as passive and poor.

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(58) Leland added: Since none the less the gentry of the vicinity were anything but affluent, the profits may have been largely illusory.

(59) The only computers in many villages are those owned by the teenage boys of the affluent to play their wham-bam games.

(60) Pupils among the less affluent social classes account for half of the population but only 13 % of entry to top universities.