The most affluent, aged between 35 and 54, were most likely to walk away.
To be sure, this promise may have relatively little impact on the more affluent, aging coastal communities but it could wreak havoc on younger, less tony areas in the state's interior.
Bon Jovi out-earns younger, glitzier acts thanks to a relatively affluent, aging fan base who turn out to hear the ballads of their youth and see a tightly run touring machine built on decades of experience.
Taking comparatively more affluent patients aged ≤76 years not suffering from PD as the reference group, patients with similar income in the age groups 77 83 and >83 cause more than 3-fold and almost 11-fold mean nursing costs, respectively, if PD is not present.
In the future, those with secure employment with an occupational pension and possibly a private top-up can look forward to an affluent old age.
The best novel I read, by a mile, was Tessa Hadley's Clever Girl (Cape), which tells the story of one woman's life from hardscrabble start in a Bristol bedsit to more affluent middle age.
And winter sports, for Lacan, were a "kind of concentration camp for affluent old age".
The girl was being told that the old man's fantasies were shaking the foundation of the house, of the son's future, and of the woman's own fantasies of an affluent old age.
For each of the past two summers, the Camplified tour has played about 15 camps, reaching more than 10,000 generally affluent campers ages 8 to 16, as well as about 6,000 of their college-age counselors.
