Arletty and her husband, Marcel André Wilmss) — their surname, speaking of the working class, is Marx — live with their dog in a tiny house in a part of town notable for its poverty and the unpretentious friendliness of its residents.
Modest economic and equality gains, including notable reductions in poverty and unemployment, under deposed President Manuel Zelaya have been largely reversed, the center says.
Hodgkin lymphoma, in contrast, is notable because the poverty gradients do differ by race.
This informs one of the Cities Changing Diabetes study's most notable findings: that "time poverty" is among the risk factors in Houston for developing type 2 diabetes.
These developments coincide with macroeconomic transitions that have led to notable economic growth and poverty reduction but with benefits inequitably distributed toward urban rather than rural areas (4).
In 11 of 15 developed countries for which comparable data are available, there have been notable increases in child poverty rates during the last decade.
In another study, "Ethnicity, Insurgency, and Civil War," Fearon and the political scientist David D. Laitin discovered that even though in nations with exceptional ethnic pluralism, like Syria and Iraq, lines of conflict may be defined by ethnic identity, pluralism itself is not a notable predictor of civil war; poverty is a much more significant factor.
As a result, Uganda has witnessed notable economic growth, a reduction in poverty (56% lived under the poverty line in 1993 compared with 38% in 2003), more political freedom, and one of Africa's most effective campaigns against HIV/AIDS.
Economic differences added further complexity; in the cities the ostentatious wealth of the notables contrasted sharply with the poverty of the masses.
It is notable that women at risk of poverty are also very rarely public transport season ticket holders.
