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Meanings of less affluent in English

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Usage of less affluent in English
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Some of these trends are also now visible in less affluent countries.
Wired
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Cash is even more commonly used in the less affluent South and West.
Radio NZ
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McDonald's is cheaper than Shack Shack and competes for a less affluent consumer.
Reuters
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And he is obviously determined to make the less affluent pay proportionately more.
The Irish Times
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His mother had soon married a more or less affluent cleric.
Quicksilver
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But he still has a significant following, largely among rural and less affluent voters.
Radio NZ
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This would discriminate against those students from less affluent backgrounds.
The Irish Times
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They also have time to do more to appeal to the less affluent swing voter.
The Guardian
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The second wave is selling lower cost models to less affluent buyers, Strategy Analytic's Mawston said.
Reuters
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That risk may be greater in the less affluent South and West where cash remains king.
Radio NZ
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The brunt of the economic pain was borne by the less affluent and less well educated.
Reuters
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BMIs were higher in the less affluent south of the island, especially in the Grand Harbour area.
Pubmed
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That is, students from the poorest families reported better relationships with teachers where attending less affluent schools.
Pubmed
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Having the child move in with the less affluent parent can result in a larger aid package.
Reuters
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In other less affluent parts of the country, the figure falls as low as 15 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The decrease was stronger in the elderly, less affluent groups, and among those living in urban areas.
Pubmed
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