It is for those that are poor but are really committed to democratic and economic governance.
To compensate, they buy risky assets, like stocks, that are poor hedges for their liabilities.
Cornell frequently recites lists — of desserts he likes or names of streets — that are poor equivalents for seeing them.
The core comes from a criminal underclass and from estates that are poor, productive industries globalised out of existence.
And that the people in this country that are poor, living in poverty, one out of three are Hispanic-American?
San Francisco's offense relies too heavily on Shaun Hill, who has pluck, spunk, moxie and all those other words that are poor substitutes for ability.
That beach has the safest swimming on the island, which has rocky, rough black-sand beaches that are poor by, say, Caribbean standards.
Syrian infantry units tend to be made up of young men from heavily Sunni regions that are poor, rural and knit together by clan.
About half of Karelia is forested, with dense taiga dominated by pine, spruce, and birch growing in podzolic soils that are poor and thin.
"But you have some practicing downward assimilation, with parents that are poor and struggling to hold two or three jobs, so the kids have idle time and get involved with gangs".
Choosing specifically to poll in areas that are poor and more religiously conservative skews the results and makes them indicative of these areas and not of British Muslims nationally.
