The yuppie crowds love the concept and organisers swear that these events are extremely popular. |
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Soon he was gutting and renovating previously vacant buildings, and selling to yuppie gentrifiers. |
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Look you oik, either you pay up or we'll turn over your plot to a local yuppie who really deserves it. |
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You don't need to spring for an overpriced, begemmed, yuppie jewelry pen either. |
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He lived the high life as a London yuppie but threw it all away to work with the poor and destitute in the slums of Liverpool. |
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The rows of motorbikes parked in front of the toddy shop betrays its large patronage among the yuppie crowd. |
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Tens of thousands of people now live and work in Docklands, rather more yuppie financial types than the swarthy dockers of old. |
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He contents himself with a class analysis of the attractiveness of the sport to yuppie parents. |
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North of the famous commercial area, the Loop, converted factory lofts now house ethnic art galleries and yuppie advertising agencies. |
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Being great intellectuals, they pretend instead that their yuppie entertainments are as worthy as any art through the ages. |
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The unlikeliness of all this was heightened by the fact that Mangan was a yuppie. |
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There were even people playing football in the yuppie village this evening. |
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However, is the boomer ready to make the transition from hippie to yuppie to grumpy old man? |
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The inveterate dandy coming unstuck in time, appearing as greaser, hippie, yuppie, and more. |
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It is the yuppie effect: if you have not got a house it is as if you have nothing behind you, no backing. |
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They created the teenager, the yuppie, the baby boomer, the singleton and the metrosexual. |
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It is nice to be a student in Lyon or even a late student, yuppie and golden boy. |
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Livestock selling continued until the early 1980s, when the new yuppie crowd started to find this too smelly. |
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Why have these pilgrimages to the gravesites of tzaddikim become such a yuppie trend. |
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I do realize this response makes me seem two-thirds boring and one-third yuppie, proportions that are, alas, accurate. |
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Still, it won't the the only thing on that peninsula that's becoming a rich person's plaything, judging by the flash cars purring in and out of the yuppie village. |
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Developers were turning decrepit commercial buildings into yuppie condominiums, film-makers were flocking in to profit from generous tax credits, and the city's two medical schools were hopeful of attracting researchers. |
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He claimed he could not work because he had chronic fatigue syndrome also known as yuppie flu. |
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It sounds like chronic fatigue syndrome, not yuppie flu, but chronic, fatigue, syndrome, working class style. |
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Because in 1980, yuppie culture was just beginning to blossom. |
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And if you call my affliction yuppie disease, I'll hit you with my typewriter. |
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To call this yuppie flu – as people have done – is a complete misnomer. |
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Between these extremes of wealth is Harris' niece and her ambitious yuppie husband, who hopes to get involved in the old man's piano company, and of course, his fortune. |
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Chummeries are extremely conducive to the great yuppie pursuit of networking. |
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It's because she is one of 250,000 people in the UK suffering from ME, sometimes called chronic fatigue syndrome, or, unkindest of all, yuppie flu. |
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Once known as the yuppie flu, myalgic encephalomyelitis currently affects a significant proportion of the population regardless of age, race and socio-economic class. |
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But they have fallen into the clutches of certain people not as desirable as the Yuppie overman. |
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Yuppie Village residents rarely go much further in the area than the tube station or the bus stop here. |
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And while he may have left the lounge suits back in the 80s where they belong, Simon Le Bon sure knows how to live the Yuppie lifestyle. |
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Prosecutors will tell a court this week that he received handouts after stating he couldn't work because he had chromic fatigue syndrome, nicknamed Yuppie Flu. |
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