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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «YUPPIEISH»
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Every time we visit we talk about how yuppieish the place seems. Where I grew
up it was a family town just north of the city. Most kids going to high school rode
school buses. Now the whole thing is just malls, concrete and yuppieish. I go to ...
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Activist Educators: Breaking Past Limits
Molly, for example, indicated that although she was pro-choice now and kept
informed and involved in the larger movement, her activist days happened “then,”
and were over, given her “yuppieish” friends and current life. Molly considered ...
Catherine Marshall, Amy L. Anderson,
2008
“Youshould be happy,” Isaid, looking atTop Hat Woods, the Yuppieish magazine
publisher, “because nowyour publication won't haveto coughup any matching
funds.” “Your mother must not share all her responsibilities with you,” Woods said
...
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Becoming Good Ancestors : How We Balance Nature, Community, ...
Besides, Joan was plainly amused at my quest, and that took the pleasure out of
yuppieish shopping. God or nature would provide a walking stick, I decided, with
a final, backward glance at the shop windows. The next morning we got to the ...
David Ehrenfeld Professor of Biology Rutgers University,
2008
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The Wrong Kind of Different: Challenging the Meaning of ...
She suggested that middle classmeant Whiteinearlier comments, describing the
school council that selectedthe principal asbeing“a yuppieish group” that had “
very suburbanlike ideasand goalsfortheir kids.” Theassistant principal
believedthat ...
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Any Man of Mine (Mills & Boon Love Inspired) (Steeple Hill ...
“ButI still think we should go to the symphony next time.” Next time. I liked the
sound of those words. I gave James another sidelong glance. He was dressed
more casually today. Khaki pants, a V-neck sweater over a shirt. Kind of
yuppieish.
“But I still think we should go to the symphony next time.” Next time. I liked the
sound of those words. I gave James another sidelong glance. He was dressed
more casually today. Khaki pants, a V-neck sweater over a shirt. Kind of
yuppieish.
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Consuming the Romantic Utopia: Love and the Cultural ...
... "dull," "mediocre," or too "calculated" and "yuppieish" were middle- and,
especially, upper- middle-class respondents. Working-class respondents
typically liked the third story because they interpreted it as a love story with "
financial security.
The Democrats' yuppieish keynote speaker, Evan Bayh, trumped yuppieish
Republican keynoter Susan Molinari's newborn with his twins. Advantage,
Chicago. Republican images of children tend to be either the unborn variety or
little Sally ...
Briton Hadden, Henry Robinson Luce,
1996
Admittedly, it was true that the whole resort had turned much different lately;
houses had surely been bought and sold dozens of times, and they looked less
shabbily oppulent, more Yuppieish in an ever-so-neat way, which had nothing to
do ...
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «YUPPIEISH»
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yuppieish en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Chasing the spirit of the Kinks at pubs and childhood homes
These days, the place is hopping, but as a yuppieish hot spot. (They serve braised octopus.) The Kinks memorabilia, which once included a guitar, has been ... «Boston Globe, Dic 08»