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affluent
adjective as in wealthy
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On this series, Hamm, the Emmy award-winning “Mad Men” alumnus, plays Andrew, an abruptly fired hedge-fund manager and divorced dad who begins burglarizing his own affluent community to keep up his lavish lifestyle.
Ms Read said she worked in an area where people were affected by long-term conditions "much earlier" than in more affluent areas.
For example, in the north of the city, there might be a focus on helping with frailty to support the older, more affluent population demographic.
Later, Belinda sails away from The White Lotus, now minted as an affluent guest instead of a worker bee.
They are not sex workers and their jobs are entirely legal, but Aldrete said that poker girls sometimes form "sugar" relationships with affluent players, exchanging their companionship for financial support.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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