Because of small numbers of participants in some categories (and none at all in category 2), we converted the seven deprivation categories to four 1 plus 3 (most affluent), 4, 5, and 6 plus 7 (least affluent).
It bought Berliner Bank in June, adding 300,000 affluent customers in the German capital.
Alexander Reebok, Mercury's general manager, estimated that as many as 150,000 affluent Russians drive by that site every weekend.
By 2020 China will have 23m affluent households with a disposable income of at least 450,000 yuan ($72,000) a year.
Alexander set up a country-club prison within Castle Thunder — the "citizens' room," a haven for about 50 affluent prisoners.
Unlike the case in Iowa, where his support was somewhat broader, Mr. Obama drew most of his strength in New Hampshire from voters under 40, affluent Democrats, and independents.
He has interviewed more than 250 affluent Americans and has attended exclusive gatherings where the well-off discussed their feelings about money and giving.
Free in-room Internet access ranked as the most desired guest-room amenity in a national survey of 800 affluent travelers conducted in August by Ypartnership, a travel marketing firm in Orlando, Fla.
In the workaday harbor here, normally plied by tugs, tankers and freighters laid up for repairs, Le Levant offered a startling contrast on a recent day: a sleek French cruise ship disgorging 50 affluent American tourists.
