Small, but perfectly preserved, Alghero is wealthy enough to have retained its ancient charm and Sardinian flavour without resorting to the over-development of the island's better-known beach destination, the Costa Smeralda.
Gordon sends her solitary traveler, Miranda -- an opinionated, well-preserved, wealthy American woman in her late 50s -- to Rome for a three-week work junket, where she encounters Adam, who broke her heart decades earlier, when they were in their early 20s.
They could pay American workers at least $15 an hour, and provide opportunities for high-performing employees to share in some of the skyrocketing profits that were normally only preserved for executives and wealthy shareholders.
That is tough on them when a more equitable money-saving measure might have involved cutting the universal benefits, from cold winter fuel allowances to free bus passes or free television licences, that this government has preserved for even the wealthiest older voters.
There's a real bipartisan consensus in the nation -- to protect Social Security, tax the wealthy, preserve Medicare, improve banking regulations, and ban big bonuses at banks which were rescued by the taxpayers.
Politicians made a choice to block more government investment in jobs and economic growth so that those tax cuts for the wealthy could be preserved.
And xenophobia is not a preserve of wealthy, white nations.
Ten years ago VR was the preserve of wealthy "early adopters".
Fears are growing of a "gentrification" of arts and humanities degrees as new figures reveal that the courses have become the preserve of wealthy students.
Popular today with young people, at the turn of the last century, hair extension was rather the preserve of wealthy, older people.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukBACK when the scientific method was a radical new idea, and when science was the preserve of wealthy (or well-sponsored) gentleman amateurs, it was just about possible for a single person to know everything about it.
