| 11. | Poverty, in other words, is more spiritual than economic.
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| 12. | As with other reservations, poverty and alcoholism have been plagues.
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| 13. | Racism is still with us; poverty is still with us.
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| 14. | The panel finds many defects in the current measure of poverty:
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| 15. | Growing up in poverty was a powerful disincentive for Linza Sheldon.
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| 16. | We understand their poverty and what they are trying to flee.
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| 17. | Drugs and poverty .'She took some comfort in that.
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| 18. | But with this growth came poverty, hunger and civil unrest.
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| 19. | "Poverty is very isolating, " she said.
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| 20. | They are not mired in poverty, waiting for a handout.
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