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I am a member of the growing, upwardly mobile middle class.

These numbers may be upwardly biased because of the first point.

What white long expected was to work its way into an upwardly mobile fit.

It is a city of upwardly mobile people where home values have gone up about 25 percent in the past three years.

If you go by history, these numbers are upwardly revised as we progress into the year.

In other words, this is a typical, upwardly mobile American home.

Over the past century, it has been the driving force of new technology and made workers more upwardly mobile.

It was a stop on the way for upwardly mobile management types.

After four years of feeling upwardly mobile, Palace have hit the wall.

That followed an upwardly revised $2 billion increase in November.

That's down from an upwardly revised August reading of 93.5.

It followed an upwardly revised 3.3 percent annual increase in the first three months of the year.

The services reading is still above November's slightly upwardly revised 37.4.

It's back to the days when the front room was "for best" and to the home of the upwardly mobile Thomas family.

History tells us that the oil price may be volatile but it is upwardly so.

"She had no patience for people who weren't upwardly mobile."

The increase was below January's upwardly revised gain of 2.5 percent.

The crowd was young, black, college educated and upwardly mobile.

These are not the upwardly mobile jobs long associated with entry into the American middle class.

She was a lovely young woman, who would make an upwardly mobile man a perfect wife.

In another positive, the government also upwardly revised its June payroll figure.

At the time of their arrival, they are the only upwardly mobile residents.

This marriage probably reflects that Robert was already upwardly mobile.

It’s the latest learning curve of the youngster’s upwardly mobile career.

Hundreds of new homes were occupied by young upwardly mobile families.