The Fund has 185 member countries, but a handful of rich members — mostly the U.S., Europe and Japan — have a solid majority, and the U.S. Treasury is the Fund's principal overseer.
He calls recent changes in the North "a glasnost," a shift he said was supported by a new generation of Communist Party members, mostly the old elite's children who, like Mr. Kim, have traveled abroad and may envision Chinese-style economic reforms.
There is an online chat group on Douban called "Fumu Jie Huohai" ["The Scourge of Studious Parents"], in which group members, mostly those born in the eighties, blame their parents for their own unhappiness or emotional trauma….
The club, with 140 members, mostly from the Bronx, invested more than $70,000 in the four-acre site, Mr. Cutrofello said.
I told them I would come back in there.' " The fundamentalist church, with an estimated 10,000 members, mostly in the Southwest, split off from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints more than a century ago.
Mr. Jeffs's church, which has an estimated 10,000 members, mostly across the Southwest, broke off from the mainstream Mormon faith — the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — decades ago over the question of polygamy, a practice the church abandoned in 1890.
About 74 percent supported the contract on Wednesday in a ballot among 31,000 union members, mostly in the Seattle area, who accepted the surprise proposal unveiled last week.
By the early 1960s, the organization had about 2,000 members, mostly in the Northeast.
In 2010, Asian Americans made up 3.7 percent of active duty service members, mostly in the Army and Navy, and 3.9 percent of the officers.
They'll be primary challenges to the retiring GOP Senators and House members mostly from the right, some with Trump's backing, some may win.
Wanelo now has more than 10 million members — mostly women, the company says, and many teenagers, one of the most coveted demographics for online retailing.
