His book, "A Free Man," dispels conventional notions about the working poor, replacing it with a more nuanced consideration.
In dispensing with "unsatisfactory", "poor" and "very poor", replacing them with the full-facial tattoo of "inadequate", it has made judgment at the lower end binary.
In 2003, "poorest" was replaced with "poor".
And then of course there was Chile: the US helped depose President Allende, the soft-spoken doctor who promised better wages, fairer rents, and social services for the poor, and replaced him with a dictator whose economic policies plunged some 45% of Chileans into poverty.
New lighting will also be installed, bus shelters in poor condition replaced and footpaths resurfaced.
He was not selected for the Third or Fourth Tests, both of which ended in draws; after the fourth match Carr, whose leadership had been criticised and whose batting form was poor, was replaced as England's captain by Percy Chapman for the series' decisive match at the Oval.
A subsidy for the poor could replace the earned-income tax credit.
That law abolished entitlements for cash assistance for poor families, replacing them with block grants to states and new work requirements.
He proposed ending Medicaid, the health-care program for the poor, and replacing it with a lump sum for states to use as they saw fit.
Moreover, it is not clear how Jakarta's poor will replace the income they once received from chickens and other birds.
