Abortion is far more prevalent among better-off, town-dwelling, higher-caste and literate women.
Musan is an iron-mining town, and although the footage looks grim, it is one of the better-off towns in North Korea because it lies on the Chinese border, which gives residents an opportunity to trade.
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Her two friends decide that they too may be better off in a town where, as one puts it, "everyone is eating and no one is ashamed".
Hoddenbach says he originally hoped Torres would stay in Chicago and establish some roots, but then decided he'd be better off in another town.
But the prison, encircled by cotton fields and shimmering coils of razor wire, has left the town little better off than it ever was.
Combined with Glenn's presumably deteriorating mental state and Rick's other plans to wrest control of the town away from Deanna, it does actually seem like the town would be better off without them.
I also think there is opportunity to assume some personal responsibility here–just as there are certain areas of town you are better off not frequenting, there are certain areas of the Web also best avoided.
Like the world at large, though, it would be far better off without gay-baiting politicians and town-square gunfire.
If a village near a mine site loses its history because of forced eviction, but its residents gain new houses in a town nearby, are they better off?
They are a team with a home once again, but unless improvement follows, the Bears would be better off out of sight and out of town.
