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Meanings of affluent areas in English

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Usage of affluent areas in English
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In more affluent areas, up to nine in 10 follow this route.
The Irish Times
2
The best nurseries are mostly in affluent areas where mothers can afford better.
The Guardian
3
Nursing homes in affluent areas tended to quote higher additional charges.
Independent.ie
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Outcomes for high-achieving schools in affluent areas may reflect the use of grinds.
The Irish Times
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It comes as viral clusters form in Melbourne's most affluent areas.
News.com.au
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Even scarier is the plans he had for more affluent areas in the metro.
The South African
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Often those streets in those suburbs are particularly nice, even for those affluent areas.
News.com.au
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Meanwhile, schools in more affluent areas continue to receive the bulk of the city's funding.
Ebony
9
But in spite of that, prices in shops in affluent areas can be surprisingly high.
The Guardian
10
Explore the more affluent areas and you will see high-end machinery being used as daily drivers.
BBC
11
The earthquake inflicted a surprising amount of damage in affluent areas, where buildings are usually sturdier.
The Guardian
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Dodging the overall trend, retail rents for premier shopping centers located in affluent areas continue to rise.
Reuters
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I saw how prolific skateboarding had become, but most of the facilities were built in affluent areas.
Reuters
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However, in uncertain economic times, these areas usually hold their value better than affluent areas, Mr Sheppard said.
News.com.au
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Some of the most affluent areas do worse for the poor children than some of the least well-off.
The Guardian
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And voters with lower average levels of income and education have less trust than those in more affluent areas.
The Guardian
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Affluent areas across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common