Those who do not are not unlucky or impoverished.
They document the horror of being black and enslaved or segregated or impoverished or imprisoned.
1 'Crystal Dice' collar, £40, frenchconnection.com Statement jewellery, necklaces in particular, continue to be the lazy (or impoverished) woman's secret weapon for revving up a basic outfit.
It's a sweet little fable with a Depression-era mentality lurking beneath the humor: either you have everything or nothing, resplendent wealth or impoverished hopelessness.
Eager to prevent the students from becoming effective leaders of discontented groups of ethnic or impoverished minorities, Moi closed the universities temporarily when opposition was voiced.
7) Hire a college student or impoverished senior to visit simplicity Web sites and prepare a precis of all the ways you can make your life simpler.
Dumped in labour camps or impoverished rural settlements, they were forced to work on meagre rations, and perished in large numbers from sickness and malnutrition.
If indeed we have damaged or impoverished the Western microbiome, the problem needs to be addressed from two directions: with changes in the diet, and with changes in our attitude and exposure to bacteria.
Ruth Brinker, who founded one of the first social service agencies dedicated to providing meals to AIDS victims too weak or impoverished to feed themselves, died Aug. 8 at her home in San Francisco.
His children are familiar with his support for the precollege mentoring program for disadvantaged teens at Hillside Children's Center, the largest agency caring for troubled, orphaned or impoverished children in Rochester, which will administer the scholarships.
But it does not take long to realise how much Ramprakash's career, with its poignant mix of majesty and vulnerability, has helped him as a relatively young coach at 45. Few others can call on such contrasting personal experience when working with players in rich form or impoverished by doubt.
