In Germany, these tend to be the Gastarbeiter (guest workers) who moved there in the 1960s to take up low-grade jobs that the booming post-war economy could no longer fill from the domestic labour market.
"Now we are vacating our backyard for the Chinese to rebuild all of a booming post-war Sri Lanka," influential columnist and editor Shekhar Gupta wrote in the Indian Express newspaper.
In order to get the most out of Detroit's booming post-festival party scene, you have to know where to look.
The WWII vets came home, many of them, somehow able to compartmentalize and simply head into making lives, but they had this huge, national, societal structure to return to, and they did it slowly on ships, lumbering across an ocean, playing cards, soothing each other, sharing stories, and then parades and VFW hall meetings and a booming post-war economy.
The opening montage of clips from a booming post-war America blend into Cobain home movies propelling the viewer into an eclipse: the gifted child of a broken home trapped in the shadow befalling an America incapable of confronting its toxic millennial youth doomed into lower life expectations than their parents.
I was reminded of Alsop when I read a terrific New Yorker profile by Lauren Collins about author, journalist and Internet star Arianna Huffington and her booming Huffington Post Web site.
A superior thriller that exposed the corruption and sleaze behind the myth of booming post-war Los Angeles.
Brave, reckless, forbidding, funky, filthy, obdurate music, flooded with wah-wah treatments and booming bass, heavily post-edited by Davis's producer and collaborator Teo Macero.
Mid-cap player Hunting said this morning the US shale oil market is still booming, as it posted an 18% rise in pre-tax profits.
As a young man, he had fled a murderous dynastic feud in his homeland for Russia, a land reliably reported to be the haunt of giants and men with mouths between their nipples, but also of booming Viking trading-posts such as Novgorod and Kiev, towns brash with frontier spirit.
Third, the mayor has said himself that he has come to see spending on cultural institutions as an investment in one of the city's booming businesses in a post-industrial New York -- a view he expressed as far back as 1993, before there was much city money for him to spend.
