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1. Forbes tightened the criteria for its rankings this year by including only the " working rich ."
2. Gates topped the most recent Forbes magazine listing of the world's working rich, issued in June.
3. As the gap between the working poor and the working rich grows, the servant class is making a comeback of sorts.
4. The community was founded in 1973 and was originally marketed towards the " working rich " operators of independent coal mines in that area.
5. Previously, the magazine counted only " working rich " billionaires to differentiate between those who ran businesses and those who simply lived off their wealth.
6. It's difficult to find working rich in a sentence. 用working rich造句挺難的
7. It played on countertop radios as frazzled homeowners shuffled through bills at their kitchen tables, and on the Bose stereos in the plush studies of the working rich.
8. Last summer, Forbes magazine placed Lucas on its annual list, " The World's 200 Working Rich, " estimating his fortune at $ 2 billion.
9. Hardest hit, says Linda Goold, tax counsel for the NAR, would be the " working rich " _ two-earner couples with expensive houses bought with big mortgages.
10. "We are the lucky ones, the last of the working rich, " said Dave Meikle of the class of 1959, a modest man with a quick smile who has worked 32 years as an electronics technician at the Pratt & Whitney aircraft engine plant in East Hartford.
11. U . S . automakers have for the past seven years almost ignored the boom of Japanese near-luxury and luxury cars, such as Lexus and Infiniti, leaving the European blue-bloods to take on the new competition in the growing segment that " Car & Driver " magazine calls " cars for the working rich ."
12. Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez wrote in their work " Income Inequality in the United States, 1913 1998 " that " top income and wages shares ( in the United States ) display a U-shaped pattern over the century " and " that the large shocks that capital owners experienced during the Great Depression and World War II have had a permanent effect on top capital incomes . . . that steep progressive income and estate taxation may have prevented large fortunes from recovery form the shocks . " Saez and Piketty argue that the " working rich " are now at the top of the income ladder in the United States and their wealth far out-paces the rest of the country.