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moneyed

adjective as in rich

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Even if the former president doesn’t headline a formal fundraiser, he could meet with influential and moneyed supporters amid the area’s palm-tree-lined golf courses and gated communities.

He explains how language such as “working class,” “elites,” “real Americans,” and of course “MAGA” have been so effectively weaponized by the right-wing, the moneyed classes and other elites because the definitions are unclear.

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Even Trump's own named policies have been met with mixed success at best, with his so-called "Opportunity Zones" often serving the interests of investors and moneyed developers more than local residents.

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Newer acts also present an opportunity for less moneyed fans to begin collecting, expanding the market beyond the usual billionaire collectors and the Hard Rock.

The aristocracy, the moneyed middle class and the working poor are set side by side to see which might have the generational advantage.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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