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61. The family lived in a two-room rented flat in a predominantly working-class area.

62. The title came from the nineteenth-century paper produced by the Chartists that had combined satire with working-class reportage.

63. The provision of council housing has had an equalising effect both as regards reducing overcrowding and improving housing amenities among working-class people.

64. Middle-class voters have tended to support the Conservative party in Britain, and working-class voters the Labour party.

65. Commercial people lagged behind, but they were ahead of the textile workers, the first working-class group to show strong limitation.

66. Middle-class and working-class people and men and women have quite different patterns of friendship.

67. Purists could be utterly ruthless about the menace working-class immorality posed to the middle-class home.

68. They were conscious of the ups and downs of working-class agitation for political rights, the vote - and more.

69. In so doing I depart somewhat from studies of working-class involvement in the formal political sphere during the twentieth century.

70. And it was this convergence that engendered a tradition among the working-class electorate of voting Labour.

71. The children of some middle-class parents have taken up working-class occupations.

72. Magazines of the day published architectural plans for craftsman bungalows that were affordable to working-class as well as middle-class families.

73. This sentiment was repeated a few years later by the Newsom Report in relation to average ability working-class adolescents.

74. Pat came from a working-class Catholic family in Denver[sentencedict.com], where her father had worked as an electrician.

75. These alliances consolidated the identification of Labour with the working-class electorate.

76. She saw her political and union commitment as grounded in a class consciousness developed during childhood in a poor working-class community.

77. This romance is duly mirrored in working-class politics - miners are the Clark Gables, the Reds of class struggle.

78. Working-class women cuddled their babies up in the warm as women had done for millions of years.

79. Territoriality was the key to urban working-class sporting loyalties and this was sometimes expressed in acts of violence.

80. Howdendyke is almost wholly working-class and current policies prevent in-migration.

81. Before 1914, neither peasant land hunger nor working-class militancy were abating.

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82. This has not consisted simply of middle-class reformers defining the working-class family as problematic, for which there is a long tradition.

83. This change puts at greater risk those working-class boys and girls who fail to acquire any such paper qualifications.

84. As a populist Hopkins was well aware of the problems facing middle-class reformers in the dialogue with working-class audiences.

85. The much publicized working-class Conservative has yet to take command of the green leather benches.

86. Indeed, it seems highly likely that working-class families would have controlled family size through the old, rather than new, techniques.

87. This message had clearly coded racial overtones and appealed to many working-class whites, particularly in rural areas of the recession-hit state.

88. But at the same time another pressure is being applied to the least gifted children from working-class homes.

89. Working-class women are no less likely than middle-class women to express dissatisfaction with housework.

90. This indicator must be a characteristic that is easily identifiable, and which clearly distinguishes working-class students from others.