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affluent

adjective as in wealthy

adjective as in plentiful

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Luxury retirement communities like the Mather, with entrance fees up to $3 million and monthly fees up to $12,500, attract affluent retirees.

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Luxury retirement communities like the Mather, with entrance fees up to $3 million and monthly fees up to $12,500, attract affluent retirees.

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His home is in Gaza City’s Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, which prewar was a more affluent district that roughly translates to “Windy Hill.”

The commotion was around the corner in Rivas’ hometown, a Los Angeles suburb locals call “Mexican Beverly Hills” for its stately houses and affluent Hispanic families.

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One reason big banks are reporting strong spending: many have thrown resources into premium cards that target affluent consumers.

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