Lynch is white and was raised in affluence in the northernmost section of the city, an area where many white, well-to-do families have settled.
Capital can produce affluence.
Blanco emerged from Tepito, the notorious barrio bravo of Mexico City, where every alley throbbed with danger; Hernandez, a son of the nation's footballing aristocracy, was raised in rural affluence.
Kid Rock, 46, born Robert Ritchie, grew up in a small town north of Detroit called Romeo, where ― despite lyrics that suggest a more downtrodden situation ― he was raised in idyllic affluence, in a 5,600-square-foot 5,600-square-foot 5,600-square-foot
That the nation's housing crisis threatens the futures even of those with the means of the Otigbas and their neighbors in this center of black affluence raises serious questions not just about government remedies for the foreclosure crisis, but about equality of economic opportunity in the United States.
There is no getting around the notion that Mr. Booker -- raised in the comparative affluence of Bergen County -- is an anomaly in the world of Newark politics.
Peasants have generally favored large families as insurance against losing children; with affluence, parents try to buy their way out of risk (and the trouble of raising large families) by investing a lot in a few offspring.
Increasing zoonotic pressures associated with a growing human population and rising affluence in Southeast Asia raise the likelihood of new and reemerging infectious diseases.
And if both Population and Affluence continue to grow - and of course we want Affluence to grow to raise the poor out of poverty - the efficiencies of Technology have to be even greater just to maintain the same level of impact.
'The paradox is that success breeds affluence, which creates permanently raised expectations,' he said.
That's understandable in part, as they wouldn't raise much money if they showed the affluence, wealth, and happy lifestyles that exist in the continent.
