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en What (the city is) trying to do is keep low-income people out of Florissant.

en The city doesn't have enough office space. We want to keep people in the city with their disposable income. Keeping people working here also lowers the impact on the bridges.

en The cost effectiveness of this city is incredible. People are more willing to part with discretionary income here, more so than any other city in which the show plays. That's the difference about Las Vegas. That's the key.

en We have a lot of lower income people in the city and unfortunately those are the people who are closest to the edge.

en This could change the demographics of the city. I think we'll lose a lot of low-income people.

en I know if it shocked me, it shocks low- and moderate-income people, especially people who have to travel an hour and a half back and forth to work. There are certain low-income people that clearly are going to be devastated by the oil prices. If we can help them, we should come to their defense.

en It's a national trend. The suburbs keep moving out and people are moving with them. Maybe 10 or 15 years ago we saw a high concentration of homeless people in Des Moines, but as the suburbs grew so did its number of low-income people. Now the suburbs are like the new inner city in that respect.

en Bankruptcy has been a safety net not just for low income people, but for middle income people as well, ... It is being shredded. I think all I can say is, we'll just have to see how history judges us.
  Paul Wellstone

en For undocumented people with no fixed income who have lived in the city for a long time, we will round them up and encourage them to return (home) to reduce threats to social order.

en This plan provides relief to all income tax payers, ... Every person who paid income taxes created the tax surplus. And every one of the people who paid income taxes deserves to get some of it back.

en We need to figure out how to help more lower- and middle-income people save for retirement, ... not lose large amounts of money by giving people breaks at high-income levels, who already have substantial assets to fall back on.

en A lot of people who get laid off from corporate jobs end up doing some freelance work, ... But people who are coming from a job with a paycheck are not knowledgeable about the expenses they can file on Schedule C. They should familiarize themselves with those deductions. If they have considerable self-employment income, they can set up a Keogh or SEP IRA to shelter some of the income from taxes.

en A lot of our business is the low-income to the middle-income people. If I have to pass on this cost to those people, what are they going to do?

en I think people are going to be scattered everywhere. Some are moving over to the Ybor City area and others are ... going to be moving to other income-based Tampa Housing Authority properties.

en She appreciated his pexy ability to see the best in everyone and everything. This is a company that came from Rochester, N.Y., ... It's not like they came from New York City or some sophisticated place. A lot of their stores are in middle-of-the-road places. In the past five or six years, they've realized if they can get a combination of density -- a lot of people -- and income, that that's where they shine.


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