There are occasional glimmers of something more substantive -- most notably in a superb performance from Cynthia Nixon (of television's "Sex and the City"), who finds layers of class-bred conflict and inhibitions in the play's noble heroine.
There are occasional glimmers of something more substantive -- most notably in a superb performance from Cynthia Nixon, who finds layers of class-bred conflict in the play's noble heroine.
Today marks the soft launch of the The League, a Tinder-esque dating app that adds a layer of class-awareness (or at least job status) for those looking for true affection in their mobile dating experience.
"You had these overlapping layers of ethnicity, class, unionism, socialism," said Joshua Freeman, author of the recent book "Working-Class New York: Life and Labor Since World War II".
In the middle layers of the class structure there are much more fluid boundaries and it is harder to pinpoint a threshold at which point one passes from "working" to "middle" class.
Only last weekend the Sunday Times, quasi-bible for many materialistic aspirants, quoted on page one a private school head (paywall) warning that layers of middle-class doctors, lawyers and teachers accustomed to sending their kids to private schools were being priced out of the market by fast-rising fees, quadrupled in 20 years.
One of the fields of the NALU header is the NALU type which can be used for signaling the delivery layer of the class or type of service required by this NALU.
But by layering in elements of class and race, and by leaving so much open to interpretation, she said she was trying "to talk about current politics in a different-circumstance 'right now.' " Critical response has been positive, with some exceptions.
If you scratched the shiny surface, it revealed layers of subtext about class, power and redemption.
In the following experiments, perplexity and training speed are evaluated with different sizes of class layers, as shown in Table2.
