91.  The first is mass affluence, meaning the rise of the middle class in less-developed countries and the growing numbers of wealthy people in industrialized countries.

92.  The ordinary citizen may think of rare books as luxuries, collected by wealthy people, and displayed in treasure houses under glass.

93.  The president said that ending of the federal estate tax would be too costly and would mainly benefit wealthy people.

94.  The reason is that wealthy people can make adjustments in how they receive and use their money to take maximum advantage of the smallest loophole.

95.  The rest consists of institutional funds and the accounts of wealthy people.

96.  The president has threatened to veto an overall tax cut, saying wealthy people would be the big winners.

97.  The school expects to sell the town houses to wealthy people who want to restore them to single-family homes.

98.  The products themselves can be targeted to any investor, although B.A.T plans to use them to borrow from small U.S. institutions and wealthy people.

99.  The proposed deal would leave Schroders PLC as a public company in London specializing in money management for institutions and wealthy people.

100.  The wider the disparity, I think, the more wealthy people feel as though they must control the government in order to keep their position.