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Hotel rooms over $500 a night are too much even for well-to-do

NWA Online 28 May 2023
Even high-end travelers are pulling back on their vacation spending. .
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Letters to the editor: Wolf reintroduction; protecting the well-to-do; the desire to lead

Daily Camera 22 May 2023
Council vote expands protections for well-to-do. I wish the Police Oversight Panel well in their efforts to establish some protections against fear-mongering ... Didn’t they simply encourage the well-to-do elite to expand protection of their interests above all others in the city?.
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How ‘Succession’ feeds the hidden fantasies of its well-to-do viewers

Independent online (SA) 26 Apr 2023
The show’s well-to-do viewers may wish they could curse out their co-workers and underlings or indulge in wildly expensive luxuries, but they know that they have to restrain themselves – the rules of their social worlds demand it – and so they turn to fantasy and popular media to live out their repressed desires.
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How 'Succession' feeds the hidden fantasies of its well-to-do viewers

The Daily Item 23 Mar 2023
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Will heat pumps end up as a minority sport for the well-to-do?

This is Money 28 Feb 2023
When the Government announced details of a new scheme in late 2021, designed to turn our homes into oases of greenness, it did not hold back on how transforming it would be — mega transformative ... pumps as cheap to buy and run as gas boilers, supporting thousands of green jobs.’.
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Six Nations: Luke Crosbie ‘not your normal well-to-do Edinburgh boy’ says former coach Richard Cockerill

The Courier 03 Feb 2023
Luke Crosbie is ‘not the normal well-to-do Edinburgh boy’ said Richard Cockerill as the former Edinburgh coach gave his seal of approval to the back-rower’s rise to the Scotland team ... .
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‘A tough bugger and not the normal well-to-do Edinburgh boy’ - Richard Cockerill wary of ...

The Scotsman 03 Feb 2023
Four seasons in charge of Edinburgh gave Richard Cockerill a Scottish perspective on rugby’s oldest rivalry and the England scrum coach is well versed in the niceties of a fixture which heightens the emotions like no other ....
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Investing in Space: Doing well to do good

CNBC 26 Jan 2023
It's a simple yet crucial lesson, in a sector where sci-fi projections can overwhelm dollars and sense ... .
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The prince, the 'terror granny' and the rise of Germany's well-to-do far right

The National 26 Jan 2023
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Backtracking: The early years: Well-to-do, poor alike enjoyed Christmas in Norwich in 1922

The Daily Star 23 Dec 2022
These were must-go places for Christmas in years past, and Norwich had its place as well ... The school break was soon to come, and the local kids would have things to do, as the Sun of Dec. 13 informed its readers, “West side park is to be used again this winter as a skating rink for the boys and girls of the city.
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Proposed price cap on Russian oil will benefit less well-to-do nations: US official

Straits Times 27 Sep 2022
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McConnell on GOP migrant transports: ‘well-to-do blue enclaves’ finally facing border reality

Star Telegram 20 Sep 2022
... "well-to-do blue enclaves" the reality .
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Government does well to do away with price restrictions in the aviation sector

Indian Express 13 Aug 2022
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Legislature invested in the well-to-do, vulnerable Arizonans not so much

The Arizona Republic 14 Jul 2022
The rich fared well with Arizona legislators. As for everyday Arizonans, especially the poor, better luck next go-around ... .
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Splaine: The Two Portsmouths: the rather well-to-do, and the not-quite so

Portsmouth Herald 09 Jul 2022
the rather well-to-do, and the not-quite so ... Money spent on recreation and schools, as well as for our welfare and health departments, fills the needs of the large segment of our population that cannot afford private schools, and whose children benefit from the ... More we need to do.

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