They traveled with the king, who, while having various privileged places of residence, did not live at a fixed capital.
Mostly wealth (adjusted OR for CA: 4.36 (3.23 to 5.95) and EW: 4.39 (3.49 to 5.53)), but also urban residence, privileged caste, higher education, white-collared occupation and female gender, were important determinants.
The building is being promoted as perfect as a second residence for "privileged international and domestic residents and visitors," and offers a "lifestyle management service" to perform tasks like making introductions "to key personnel at popular restaurants and private clubs".
In the minimally adjusted models, greater household wealth, urban residence, higher education, privileged caste and white-collared jobs, and also female gender, were all associated with greater odds of EW and CA in older Indians (tables 2 and 3).
When we live in a campus residence, we are truly privileged guests.
The early days were hectic; privileged artists continued to live in residence, and the unlabelled paintings hung "frame to frame from floor to ceiling".
As we think about the future of our cities, it is my hope that our political leadership, business leaders and community activists, will work towards creating communities that best embody the aspirations of all residence and not the privileged few.
Crucially, a primary residence is already tax-privileged in that, unlike investment in equities or other assets, any capital gain is not subject to tax.
But an African-American making the incredibly difficult and complex decision to pass for white is not the same as a wealthy, privileged, white British actor making the decision to change his residence and citizenship from Britain to the United States.
