The kidnapping of a popular entertainer's daughter has revived Taiwan's worries about crime and the deteriorating public standards of its newly affluent society.
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Japan is a deceptively affluent society, and that may have made it hard for the leadership to appreciate the overwhelming sense of malaise.
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But cancer and a variety of degenerative diseases that mainly affect people in more affluent societies receive the lion's share of the research dollars.
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After World War II, the building of an affluent society, political activation in the 1960s and a march influenced the activities of the Union.
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There are many human changes that affect fertility, including environmental chemicals, delayed childbearing in affluent societies, increasing obesity rates, and changing opportunities for women.
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It's . . . about a certain kind of political person, a kind of self-styled revolutionary that can only be produced by affluent societies.
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Since you last revised The Affluent Society, there have been enormous economic changes, one of which is the size and reach of consumer debt.
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"More die in the United States of too much food than of too little, " wrote John Kenneth Galbraith in " The Affluent Society ."
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The film may have been schematic in its disdain for the grotesqueness of the affluent society, but it still pulses with emotional energy and conflict.
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The Menzies era saw Australia become an increasingly affluent society, with average weekly earnings in 1965 50 % higher in real terms than in 1945.
