The same view is repeated by Ahmad, a shopkeeper in Mosul, who adds that foreign fighters do even better, with excellent privileges in terms of salaries, spoils and even captives.
Mr. Pei said, "One of the things Beijing has in mind is to let Shanghai have special privileges in terms of offering new financial services products and regulations and eliminating red tape.
He says he talks to his family using the satellite internet service that is available for the foreigners, who have excellent privileges in terms of salaries, spoils and even captives".
In tandem with his writing life, his roles at English Heritage and the CPRE offered him "great privileges in terms of access to some remarkable places, but also some great frustration because when you want to achieve things you run into inertia everywhere.
For instance, on wards very few admitted patients have "privileges" in terms of the allocation of preferred accommodation, access to social facilities, activity, or extra food [ 30].
(Side note: I realise I am exercising some wild middle-class privilege here in terms of location).
(Side note: I realize I am exercising some wild middle-class privilege here in terms of location).
Maturity is a major concern – especially since you get the sense that Jerry Jones is willing to cut Bryant slack and grant him special privileges – but in terms of talent, the Cowboys couldn't ask for more.
In earlier periods of European history, elites tried to dissociate themselves from 'the plebs' or 'the rabble', and justified their powers and privileges precisely in terms of their alleged distance from the masses.
