61.   The new rich were the first to benefit from post-Soviet economic reforms.

62.   The rich are getting richer, and the poor poorer.

63.   The two countries are among six nations that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands, believed to be rich in oil and mineral deposits.

64.   There are concerns, though, that only the rich will be able to afford such devices.

65.   Though Thailand has laws aplenty, the rich are less likely to be prosecuted and government officials almost never pay the price for abusing power.

66.   To judge from his films, the rich are bores, buffoons, hypocrites, predators.

67.   Thus, to consider that most Indonesians of Chinese descent are rich and accessible to the power elite is a misleading stereotype.

68.   Though few were rich, Yugoslavs enjoyed free health care and education, lifetime job security and a guaranteed pension.

69.   Tom Belton, owner of another struggler, Hull City, also believes that the rich are getting richer, and the poorer getting poorer.

70.   The islands are uninhabited, but believed to be potentially rich in natural resources such as oil and gas.