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Great wealth, of course, can be an asset in an age of expensive campaigns.
The figures do not show total wealth, of course, because they do not reflect holdings of other securities or of real estate, although it is likely that those holdings have also lost value.
Much of that wealth, of course, sprang from the automobile industry, which had attracted a huge, diverse work force — blacks and whites alike from the South, and Eastern European, Lebanese and Greek immigrants, among others — to the city that swelled in population sixfold in the first half of the 20th century.
The influence of these two countries under the Parc des Princes floodlights – Abu Dhabi, one of the seven mini-states in the United Arab Emirates, has fewer than a million citizens in total while the number of Qatari citizens has been put at 278,000 – underlines their vast oil and gas wealth, of course, and strategic moves into western cultural investment.
Perot's initial wealth, of course, comes from Electronic Data Systems EDSS), the company he launched with a $1,000 loan from his wife.
This newfound wealth, of course, is illusory.
While top-performing schools tend to push students towards Russell Group universities, there is a wealth of renowned courses at specialist colleges and new universities, says Rachel Wenstone, NUS vice-president, higher education.
The second, tantalisingly in sight but out of the reach of the masses, is Elysium: a vast space station in the Earth's lower orbit (filmed in Vancouver), where the exclusive few enjoy opulent wealth, verdant golf courses and a perfect health-care system.
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