In June, 1962, a plane crashed in Paris carrying mostly well-to-do white passengers from Atlanta.
The automobiles on the track are generally foreign -- Bugattis, Lolas, Elvas and the like -- and the drivers are mostly well-to-do.
"Look at these people," he says, pointing to the walkers who are mostly well-to-do, many wearing sneakers and t-shirts.
But he is already well known in the mostly well-to-do Black Rock section of town, where he runs a grocery and local hangout called Harborview Market.
"The gap in incomes and living standards between the small mostly well-to-do stratum of the population and all the rest is unacceptably high," Mr. Gorbachev said.
They are mostly well-to-do, strangers to the ritual demonstrations by teachers, farmers and electricity workers that often swamp Mexico City.
According to the Tax Policy Center, this break will benefit only 20 percent of mostly well-to-do taxpayers, and most economists agree that it does nothing to further its purported goal of increasing homeownership.
It cut to the core of how residents feel about themselves and their fellow human beings and whether they believe that luck had anything to do with their ability to settle in this bucolic community of mostly well-to-do professionals 22 miles east of San Francisco.
Born and raised in the city's mostly well-to-do North End, the new mayor, who is now raising his two young sons, Jeremy, 2, and Owen, a month old, in a small house near the North End here, said he had never considered living anyplace else.
With its sensational revelations, the trial over the "milkshake murder," as the case has been called, mesmerized the Hong Kong expatriate community, a mostly well-to-do group of business executives, bankers and lawyers that enjoy a lavish social life, generous housing allowances, household staffs and expensive private schools for the children.
Since then, Henderson said, she has seen mostly well-to-do homeowners struggling to cover spiking adjustable-rate mortgage resets and fixed payments as their incomes take hits or just fail to keep pace.
