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91. The stores, usually located in suburban shopping centers, target middle-class consumers with brand-name clothing, accessories and furniture.

92. Its members brought the same middle-class standards to black adoptions that they used for white adoptions.

93. Her background was middle-class, cultured, my maternal grandfather being a rabbi.

94. Proponents say the program can directly involve middle-class church members in the lives and struggles of the poor.

95. The system was, perhaps irreversibly, biased towards the selection of middle-class children.

96. In giving most people middle-class aspirations it tried to rid the nation of its old-fashioned class structure.

97. Today, the Department approved grant-maintained status for five schools in wealthy, middle-class and less wealthy areas in that borough.

98. Some middle-class voters have supported the Labour Party and about one-third of working-class voters have traditionally cast their ballots for Conservative candidates.

99. Almost the same number are Bengali children of middle-class families, who attend the day school.

100. Whatever their other differences, good middle-class reformers would not countenance such ideological backsliding or remain passive before fashionable aristocratic interventions.

101. The values of privacy and the values of home are closely interwoven, especially in contemporary middle-class culture.

102. In the 1960s and 1970s, psychologists strongly criticized the discipline's predominantly middle-class constitution.

103. The acts were not just reluctant to offend, but even to probe beyond the first middle-class convention they came up against.

104. For middle-class parents at least, however, a new power is taking his place: the equally authoritarian medical expert.

105. This contributed also to persistent readership duplication, with the average middle-class reader in the 1960s still reading about 1.25 national dailies.

106. Gramm and others argue that the mortgage interest deduction is too popular with middle-class families to discard.

107. My wife and I had bought a home and we were ready to settle down into a comfortable middle-aged, middle-class rut.

108. What had she thought, that their purpose led to another hopeless middle-class trap.

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109. They could anticipate earning a decent, middle-class wage there for most of their working lives.

110. He is a wholly conscious arriviste, half proud and half ashamed of both his middle-class background and his upward mobility.

111. I felt intimidated at first because I'd never been in a school with so many middle-class children.

112. But we lived in a middle-class neighbourhood and I met with a lot of disapproval.

113. These types of music also have the advantage of a much wider appeal than jazz, a mainly middle-aged, middle-class interest.

114. Burton had no middle-class expectations, and certainly no desire to ape aristocratic ways he was not heir to.

115. Middle-class hopes ride on a new constitution approved in September.

116. College is more expensive and more critical to middle-class status than in the past.

117. Etiquette and good manners are not a middle-class pastime or an optional extra for nice people.

118. Their reference is to the middle-class norm of the discontented housewife.

119. Many people, who had once been middle-class, who had once had dignity, became irrational.

120. Not surprisingly, the result has been to recruit predominantly middle-class unemployed people into mainstream programmes.