The ADHD patients in the present study are very impaired as a group, with a low level of education compared to controls, and less than one third being employed in ordinary work.
Today it was the Tories who were talking about the NHS, while Labour is seen to be focused on in-fighting with ordinary working trade unionists.
This continued the justice argument that has underpinned some of the coalition's previous reforms: the idea that welfare claimants should not enjoy lifestyles, or be able to live in places, that ordinary working people cannot afford.
Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of Unite "He demonstrated he is in touch with ordinary working men and women and recognised that their main concerns are education, housing, crime and the NHS.
Among the many heartening things about the workers fighting back in Wisconsin, Ohio and elsewhere is the spotlight that is being thrown on the contemptuous attitude of the corporate elite and their handmaidens in government toward ordinary working Americans: police officers and firefighters, teachers, truck drivers, janitors, health care aides, and so on.
Born in 1963 into an ordinary working class family in Shanghai, Liu left school at 14 to help his mother with her handbag business.
Activists in favour of making 25 December, an ordinary working day in Ukraine, an official holiday have launched two petitions that have appeared on the presidential website.
On becoming prime minister in July, she promised to help "ordinary working class families" in a bold attempt to distance her from her predecessor's austerity approach.
For all the attention given to the largely unfocused anger of this election cycle, few have noticed that much of this bizarre anger has been organized by anonymous big donors who have little in common with the ordinary working American.
