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Mr Fink, 56, is the son of a shoe salesman and says his character derives from growing up in a modest working-class suburb of Los Angeles.

He relates the journey from working-class Croxteth to world football to that of his hero, Mike Tyson.

Finally, I'll take a look at what I call "working-class SOAP, " meaning what you can download today from Microsoft and IBM.

There are also widespread lottery programmes, to which state treasuries have grown just as addicted as working-class punters.

Marx pointed out that if the working class were to rule, the only way it could rule would be. . . you guessed it: collectively.

A favorite of the working-class patrons, she was an attractive woman, with blonde curls and a freckled face.

But the steady accumulation of these jobs adds up to an economy that, for the working class, has become more amenable to women than to men.

Young Joe grew up in a solid but struggling working-class family in Scranton, Pennsylvania, before moving to Wilmington, Delaware.

Conant is described as a working class boy who worked his way into Harvard.

No other state is quite like this: in the electorate as a whole, the white working class adds up to perhaps 40% of the voters.

Communism seeks to establish government ownership over the means of production through a revolution of the working class.

The Party has no special interests of its own apart from the interests of the working class and the broadest masses of the people.

He had lived all his life in the working- class world, and the CAMARADERIE of labor was second nature with him.

These feminists did not seem to value children, and the working-class women resented it.

Mr. Araya, the son of a cab driver, grew up in a working-class neighborhood in nearby Queens.

"It's all encompassing" , he repeats to the crowd gathered in this working-class Cairo district - Islam is all encompassing.

Within this system, the crisis can only be solved at the expense of the working class, the peasants, the poor, the migrants and youth.

Consecutive governments have gone to great lengths to destroy any sort of notion of working class solidarity and identity.

His sentiment was summed up in a protest sign that read, "The Working Class Must Unite (Hey, Cops, That Includes You). "

It was an erotic dance of working-class people by this time, which made it difficult for middle-class Europeans to accept.

The economic and cultural power shift from men to women would be hugely significant even if it never extended beyond working-class America.

Fine, but then why use actors employing working-class accents so thick many of the English themselves might not be able to understand them?

Beauticians interviewed by several writers pointed out that they had one of the best jobs for a working-class woman.

By birth and by education Thomas Jefferson belonged to the highest social class, but he never looked down upon the working-class people.

But China was an overwhelmingly agrarian land with little modern industry and only a tiny urban working class.

Boys are three and a half times more likely to be excluded, and the figure is worse still if you are a working-class or black boy.

He himself was a simple man (with a working-class background, from south of the Urals) with unusual common sense.

We hereby extend to you our warm congratulations on this great victory of the working class and the Marxist movement in the United States.

A Summary of the Theory Symposium of "The Vanguard Quality of the Working Class of CPC and the Advanced Nature of the Working Class"

Ohio, with its increasingly disgruntled white working-class, is far more representative of the rest of America.

I saw the wonderboy once more when he brought a new batch of working class Italian buddies to Margarita's guesthouse.

Back then, there were all sorts of stabilizers that pushed working-class wages up and kept rich people's wages lower.

He grew up in New Jersey, in the working-class town of Long Branch near the Atlantic coast.

It is summed up in the phrase: the bourgeois is a bourgeois -- for the benefit of the working class.

At first only a little concerned about their home housewives becoming a concern to the entire working class of the all the great mother.

Liu Yi Qian, born into a working class family in Shanghai, is now China's biggest art collector.

Under the system of exploitation of man by man, capitalist-exploited working class is always against worker-oppressing capitalists.

With my working-class background, I feel like a fish out of water among these high-income people.

She was born into a working-class family in Glasgow, and doing well at school was her way out.

"[If] you destroy the middle class, you destroy the working class, you destroy this county, " he said.

Rob Beckett - 'You know you're working class when your TV is bigger than your book case. '

A large man with working-class Manchester roots, he does not exude the aura of any globetrotting elite.

Diadema's transformation from dangerous slum to stable working-class neighbourhood is part of a broader change in Latin American cities.

By and large , the British working class is better off today than it was a generation ago .

The book opens with an account of Sir Harry's rise from an upper working class home in Manchester.

Tens of thousands of working-class Japanese found refuge in an empty patch of ground near the river.

But they have also tapped into a broader communications web enabling the working class throughout China to share grievances and strategies.

As many working-class Irish people saw it, this was discrimination: They were poor men being forced to fight in a "rich man's war. "

You may never know how difficult it was for an average woman of working class to do this. My mother has sacrificed that much for me.

Hence the poor state of the country's economy. There's no working class to stimulate it let alone provide any services.

Working-class Egyptians tend to take the side of the army in the belief that law and order matters more than revolutionary change.

Differences of age and sex have no longer any distinctive social validity for the working class.

Gia was born in 1961 to a working class Italian family and grew up in Philadelphia.

By contrast, union rights, she believes, are a subject on which Democrats and the working class can agree.

Journalism used to be the preserve of working-class stiffs who filed stories and hit the bars.

Best of all, "Go for It! " speaks to working-class young women without ignoring issues like race, class tensions and domestic violence.

Recall for a moment some of the routines of working-class life; as to clothes, the persistence of the Sunday suit.

And bankruptcy would not touch the lives of the rich, only the working class, the pensioners who are already suffering.

The working class is the maker of proud history of great leap and the main force in the building of an economic power.

The first phase was its emergence after 1848 to oppose the increasingly radical nature of the working class.

In other research on social standing , he found that middle- class girls tended to have higher IQs than their working-class counterparts .

All the same, Chaplin's comic beggar didn't seem all that English or even working class.

In other words, the working class have been catching up the bourgeoisie, who have been outpaced by the wealthy.

And even if the rest of the white working class is in the Republican column for now, it may not stay there for long.

One of seven children born to working-class immigrant parents, she had high ambitions.

Coming from a working class family, those are the kind of values that he put into Manchester United and they'll never go away.

With average incomes of the working class, it may take me 20 years to own a roof which can be used for 70 years in this city.

From his working class roots, John Crowley, his beautiful wife and three children are on the fast track.

Definitely Italian - American, Irish - American immigrant, working - class, blue-collar neighborhood. Absolutely. . .

Moreover, the program provides more learning opportunities for capital workers and can help the working class to be better educated.

power of the people's republic under the leadership of the working class must not be weakened but must be strengthened.

Glamour rating? We know by now that Keira wears a period frock well, even if it's more working class than fanciful.

The working class did not expect miracles from the Commune.

The working class still immature, without the leadership of a political party armed with correct revolutionary theory.

My flatmate told me that football is a traditionally working-class game.

Mutual aid was particularly popular among the poor and the working class.

They all stand in the position of working class and the interests of the people, using a pragmatic approach, to understand the socialism.

Something similar happened to English football, which went from a solidly working-class affair to a playground for billionaire owners.

Gates Sr. understood that counsel because of his own childhood, an hour's ferry ride from Seattle in the working-class town of Bremerton.

It has an older population, and large working class communities -- which have been among her core support group.

This united front is so broad that it includes the working class, the peasantry, the urban petty bourgeoisie and the national bourgeoisie.

The far-right British National Party (BNP) fed on the collapse of Labour support among the white working class (see article).

Born into a poor working-class family in Donetsk, a coal-mining centre, he lost his parents early.

This book is for teachers, parents, and community organizers who are on the side of working-class children.

Working-class types here swear by the stuff, and you can tell a betel-nut fan by the telltale red stains around the mouth.

Lower working class people often choose clothes in bright colours, made of manmade material.

Both from poor working-class families, they married young and set out to fulfill their mutual goal of becoming wealthy.

In other words, Obama on the U. S. working class solution to unemployment in the hope that Americans buy fewer Chinese goods.

A video that accompanied the launch of his exploratory committee stresses his working-class roots.

Born in rural Catalonia, he moved with his family to a working class suburb of Barcelona when he was a child.

Born in rural Catalonia, he moved with his family to a working class suburb of Barcelona when he was a child.

His opponents have tried to characterize him as resistant to the concerns of the working class.

"Some of these people will become middle class and some will become a new urban working class, " she says.

A vibrant print culture emerged of pamphlets and newspapers, distributed widely to a growing working class readership.

In the working-class area of Whitechapel, prostitutes are being brutally murdered in a way that rattles the city.

The last part presents the characteristics and developing trend of working class in new stock system corporations.

Besides, Marxhimself predicted a decline of the working class and a steep increase in white-collar work.

Her strength with working class voters and women is expected to help her in those states.

The exterior of the clockmaker's home was trim and tended and perfectly inconspicuous in its working-class neighborhood.

Mr. Scott was born in a working-class suburb of Perth, Western Australia's capital, to an Aboriginal father and non-Aboriginal mother.

There is a double standard at work, argues Mr Jones, whereby Britain's entire working-class is tarred by association with its worst members.

The greater the awareness, enthusiasm and creativity of the masses become, the more the cause of the working class will flourish.

Mr Obama is capable of doing well among white working-class voters: witness his victories in Wisconsin and Missouri.

He carried his family into the working-class, moving into a segregated neighborhood of striving black homeowners and renters.

Whether it is film star, or the kind of working-class fell in love with pure natural, the most safe and effective wine papaya soup!

For some , the American middle class individualist ethos replaced the ethnic and working class collective identity .

politicians like to ignore the problems of the working class. They like to focus on making life easier for the upper class.

The working class played an auxiliary role and only moved into struggle in an unorganized way, once the guerrilla war was won.

Born into a working-class family in Basle, he joined Swiss Bank Corporation at 27 in planning and marketing.

The emergence of the working class is an essential condition for founding the Party.

He reproached her with her false view of the working class.

Business depression usually causes misery among the working class.

Those who push this reactionary poison in the working class are the trade unions and their various middle class radical allies.

The working-class movement in Europe had already arrived at socialist ideas while Marxhimself was still a liberal.

The Party soon acquired great influence among the working class.

"White working-class voters in Ohio have been more supportive of Obama than white working-class voters nationwide, " Mr. Beck said.

Most are from working-class families and have come from some of the farthest reaches of Iran.

Nobility and middle class were the major impetus and actor of small recreational towns, subsequently the working class participated.

Yet, the working class did not secure their rights after 1848.

Another, less controversial, novel, about a young working-class couple's relationship, was published first.

The bold and courageous struggle of the working class and its Communist Party carried the day.

The people demanded the founding of a Party led by the working class to guide a Chinese anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism revolution.

He ignored overwhelming statistical evidence that the working class's share of the nation's wealth was increasing.

Labor Of or relating to a political party representing the interests of the working class.

Nearly a century later, similar pay increases will help China develop its own, more prosperous working class.

Finally they were born in a middle-class family and their fans are not limited to working-class.

She replaced Billie Piper, who was popular for being blonde and working class and for having a messy, tearful private life.

You find plenty of working-class queues, while getting wasted after the end-of-year exams is a private school tradition.

Socialist Youth fights to develop a real peace process on the ground by uniting working class people to fight on the common class interests.

Meanwhile, it created conditions for the forming and strengthening of the working class team in Dalian area.

Thus, the working class and an overwhelming majority of the French were disenfranchized from voting and held hostage by big capital.

The working class demands the right to make its mistakes and learn in the dialectic of history.

Support for the protests comes mostly from the rural and urban poor and working class, who support Mr. Thaksin's populist economic polices.

During Mr Obama's 11-state winning streak it looked as though he was eating into Mrs Clinton's core support in the white working class.

Article 2 Trade unions are mass organizations of the working class formed by the workers and staff members on a voluntary basis.

During the Industrial Revolution, working class families would return home tired and exhausted.

The ruthless exploitation by the monopolists is arousing the working class to widespread strike struggle.

A mine workers strike for a period of a working class, about 12 hours, another half a working class mining strike.

in my days it was not easy for a working-class boy to acquire a higher education.

However, having taken power, the working class immediately comes into collision with capitalism and landlordism .

At the center of the story is Tess, a working class woman from Staten Island, a ferry ride away from Manhattan.

In a working-class neighborhood in Giza, people crowded the shops selling fruit, meat and vegetables.

The working class is able to fulfil its historic mission.

It was Sunday night, and they found the small hall packed by the Oakland socialists, chiefly members of the working class.

They trumpet the march of the working class lady. They tell stories of love gained and lost, knife fights, cops and kindness.

The working class no matter intension , or extension , compares with the traditional working class , there is a very great difference.

These people say we need radical labor market reforms to give the working class a chance.

Smedley sprang from a poor and deprived section of the American working class.

Moreover, the majority of those in uniform come from working-class or middle-class backgrounds.

Traditionally, these have provided a rare leisure opportunity for working-class housewives with tough lives and dreary jobs.

but where the basic ranks of the working class and the Communist Party are concerned, the problem is to rectify their style of work.

The economy didn't grow that much and the extra layer of inflation was the equivalent of raising taxes on the working class.

Because only the working class the most far-sighted, most selfless and most thoroughly revolutionary nature.

The establishment of new broad working class parties, where all those opposed to capitalism can get politically organised.

All eight are remarkable people, and all eight come from a relatively privileged background; no working-class tribunes here.

Catholics, working class Protestants and Secularists combined to establish unionism and to create the Australian Labor Party.

This film demonstrated his fine-tuned ear for working class dialects and penchant for deftly crafted plots centered in the criminal world.

I never made it as a working class hero.

Mr Obama almost lost the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton because of his lack of rapport with white working-class voters.

Workers in China must link up with the international working class to fight for genuine socialism and an end to capitalism across the globe.

Social class: Lower lowers, upper lowers, working class, middle class, upper middles, lower uppers, upper uppers.

That increases the unemployment rate, which means means the working class has less total income, which hurts the entire economy.

National Education in 1951 to set up trade unions, educators were identified as part of the working class.

Throughout the weekend, there were welcome-home parties in the miners' mainly working-class barrios.

He remains a hero to many red shirts, who are mostly rural and working-class, in contrast to the genteel ranks of the conservative groups.

The ''excess and greed'' of Wall Street had ''betrayed'' the American working class, he added.

But even today there still exists a conflict of values between the feminists and the working-class women.

The difference between the upper- and working-class adults has narrowed to less than 0. 06m.

social mobility is great, so anyone with energy or talent can rise from the working class to the middle or upper middle class or beyond.

Life was returning to old rhythms in the working-class neighborhoods of Kitkat and Imbaba on the west bank of the Nile.

For members of the working class, who often cannot afford housing, public sidewalks become living rooms.

They talked of the A. I. D. S. epidemic spreading through the working class like wildfire.

Among white working class voters, who have been reluctant to back President Barack Obama, 84% agree with the statement.

The working class is formed largely of generation succession and peasants remain the class with lowest social status.

First, such proposals amount to un-American "class warfare" , pitting the working class against corporations and the rich.

But many working-class Protestant boys now feel disenfranchised, as recent violence in east Belfast suggests.

They occurred in a busy road in a working class residential district about ten minutes apart.

Furthermore, what if the working class actually won this struggle once and for all?

Machines are the new proletariat. The working class is being given its walking papers.

The ally of the working class was the peasantry.

Sweden this working class struggle will be incorporated into Monopoly Capitalist Class acceptable track.

These struggles show that our working class is indeed the steadfast and time-tested revolutionary leading class.

But they are very different from the traditional working class associated with state-owned enterprises.

His terrible result in West Virginia this week underlines once again his weakness with the white working-class.

This time, hopes of recapturing that glory were vested in Mr Zidane, the working-class son of Algerian immigrants.

Romney is running about even in public-opinion polls with Rick Santorum, who hopes to appeal to working-class concerns here.

The French Revolution of 1848 illustrates how capital can manipulate the desires of the working class and mainstream society.

theory, however, our cadres of working-class and peasant origin must first acquire an elementary education.

In a generation, they have descended from proud working class to demoralized underclass.

Dozens of fans mobbed the show's venue, a gym in a working-class neighbourhood in eastern Paris.

The history cof soccer's growth and excellence in countries like England and Brazil reveal urban working-class roots.

He is an Irish Catholic, born under modest circumstances in 1942 in Scranton, a mostly working-class city in northeastern Pennsylvania.

the working class consciousness is the symbol of the working class which finally forms.

As wages increase that also lifts the burden on the poor and the working class.

The working-class woman gave her family much higher priority than her job - it was her major source of self-esteem.

Working-class and poor urban Americans are not benefiting economically from our current food system.

He was a working-class pied-noir (born in Algeria but of European origin).

The history of soccer's growth and excellence in countries like England and Brazil reveal urban working-class roots.

In turn, this triad or "big capital" would systematically disenfranchize the working class by eliminating universal suffrage.

Upper-class mothers farmed their children out. Working-class mothers took them in.

"The working class'd never stand for it, " said Matt incredulously.

He says this old-fashioned curriculum is "very appealing to working-class parents, immigrants . . . The proof will be in the pudding. "

works to overthrow the traditional system and earn fair treatment for the working class.

It's about working-class habits of communication and ways of using language that interfere with schooling.

She is a fine daughter of the working class.

Faculty members who come from working-class backgrounds could serve as mentors for these students.

Our Party must remain the vanguard of the working class and unswervingly and wholeheartedly rely on the working class.

The incident brought out the fine qualities of the working class.

Belinda was born in Cardiff maternity hospital and her family were industrious working-class people.

It predicted the absolute impoverishment of the working class.

If Terra Firma can't manage to muster empathy from a mostly working-class jury, he is unlikely to get it from hard-nosed investors.

For the past 10 years, he has stood as the champion of the working class, the poor and the homeless.

The role reversal that's under way between American men and women shows up most obviously and painfully in the working class.

Thirdly, to insist on the nature of the working class's pioneer role, which becomes the decisive condition.

On the left, changing economic and social structures have shrunk the old working class.

They said, "It's not possible for many street kids, working class children, to benefit from public education. "

They should receive the fullest support for this from the working class movement.

Hence they are full of the most valuable materials for the enlightenment of the working class.

More than half of Britons claim to be working class.

Today, the working class in the Philippines and the whole world commemorate International Workers'Day.

People had a parade in New York City in order to help the working class.

Even more important may be the white working-class voters who backed her.

His story is a familiar one for tens of millions of working class Chinese people, even if his current choice of work is not.

More urgently, Wen said, is the need to rein in inflation and boost the incomes of working class Chinese, farmers and pensioners.

The one on the right, with his sideburns and T-shirt and flag-bearing baseball hat, has a distinctly working-class look.

Working-class consumers are responding to inflation by pursuing higher wages.

First, working class party in power must coordinate relationship with masses.

Senator Ted Kennedy, a veteran fighter in the Senate for universal health care and other issues that affect working class families.

He calls Palin a fighter for principles, from outside of Washington, with working class roots.

Strike gives expression to the discontent of the working class to their employers.

Today, even working-class and middle-class families typically are invested in the stock market.

Protective duties: for the benefit of the working class.

and all of my working-class parents' savings were being spent on my college tuition. After six months, I couldn't see the value in it.

Being working class can slash several years off your lifespan, new research suggests.

They have already became the new social stratum of industrial workers and they are the new organic composition part of the working class.

Born in New Market, Ontario, Canada on January 17th, 1962 to a working class family, growing up poor was tough for young Jim Carrey.

Their cheap price tag made pickles enormously popular with the working class.

No wonder these guys side with the working-class joes instead of the upper-class elite.

Yeah. In England the white working class are feared, and our music is working-class expression.

Obama's much-touted tax break for middle and working class Americans survived but was scaled back.

So Schram was assigned to P. S. 75, an elementary school in a working class neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Gorz's theory of the new working class has a certain inspiration for the development of the theory of the contemporary Marxism class.

Our cadres must represent the basic interests of the working class.

"This is really different, " said Mr. Beschloss of the Obamas forays into casual restaurants and working-class neighborhoods.

The real alternative is democratic working-class and popular control of the press and media in general.

"This attack is never made by anyone from the working class, if you notice, " Moore responds.

Universal suffrage is thus the gauge of the maturity of the working class.

Coalition of working-class and middle-class political parties that united to defend democracy from an expected fascist assault in the 1930s.

It was in the 1960s that stilettos replaced clogs as symbols of post-war young working-class girls.

Because we're almost all liberals in the art world, anyone who champions the working class will be applauded.