Quickly and privately, a well-off man can find a young woman wherever in the world he wants.
The message is that getting married to a well-off man is an alternative career to one in the workforce.
"I could tell he wasn't a well-off man and I refused to take it at first, but he got very angry.
A successful, self-made and by then relatively well-off man, Ken wantedd us to have the best possible start in life.
She still lives in the trailer next door.Why juxtapose the lives of a poor man in a rich country and a relatively well-off man in a poor one?
One would think that spending arguably the most formative summers of one's life doing brute manual labor surrounded by the mentally ill, working for a recently well-off man struggling to save his house, would be disturbing if not damaging in and of itself.
The revised law also says that fees will be scrapped, but does not suggest who will pay for the policy.A ministry spokesman caused an uproar in March when he clumsily compared education to shopping for clothes, saying it was natural that "a well-off man can go to a brand-name store to buy a 10,000 yuan suit, while a poor person can buy a 100 yuan suit from a vendor".
Such innovations could help broaden the appeal of bike-share schemes beyond their current users, who are mainly young, relatively well-off men.
The 1,000 most well-off men and women in the country increased their wealth by 4.7%, accruing a combined fortune of £414bn.
The cops won't let him either deliver or leave, and he just stands there as they arrest the well-off men and women leaving the party.
As the concept has been constructed historically, however, the citizens to whom "democracy" refers have tended to be well-off men, swathed in white skins, western bodies.
