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- adjective occupying a position between the
upper class and theworking class - adjective
characteristic of the middle class(es); reflective of that class's values and aspirations. Commonly associated with a desire forsocial respectability and an emphasis onfamily values andeducation .
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Examples
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between $19,000 and $91,000.
Rick Jacobs: The Wall Street Journal Missed the Forest for the Trees on the Millionaires Tax of 2012 Rick Jacobs 2012
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If you're curious, the term "middle-class" generally applies to an individual making between
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Rick Jacobs 2012
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