There's a clinking of champagne glasses, and Cate Blanchett moves to address an affluent crowd.
The intruders focused on addresses in affluent neighborhoods, often in numeric sequence, said Rich Van Leeuwen, executive vice president at Ford Credit.
I tracked the seller to an address in the affluent west end of Hamilton, the home of Brian and Bernadette O'Neill.
Professor Moss, who has written about the rivalry between New York and New Jersey, notes that New York's vibrant economy has fueled booming housing markets in Larchmont, N.Y., Montclair, N.J., and other affluent addresses.
Domestic Chinese suppliers may focus on the less affluent groups to address their needs of lower priced pistachios.
Mr. Baranowski noted that so far only a few banks had been addressing the needs of emerging affluent customers across Asia, but he expected the competition to heat up.
As the retail outlook improved, SoHo once again became a prime location for brands seeking a prestigious address and a high concentration of affluent, fashion-savvy shoppers.
Andrew Ross ("The Dark Side of the 'Green' City," Op-Ed, Nov. 7) argues that efforts of cities to address global warming may produce benefits for affluent residents at the expense of low-income, underserved citizens.
Migration in general will tend to benefit the already affluent regions by helping to address the problems of ageing and labor force shortages, but migration out of the poorer regions will only increase regional disparities.
When asked to read about the experience of immigrants or the white poor, students from affluent families often stammer and avoid addressing their peers directly.
