estates

In Finland (and Sweden) the peasants formed one of the four estates and were represented in the parliament.

Hybrids might do some damage to this aspect of the economy by dimishing the trophy value to the estates.

Many senior citizens with decent sized estates are totally unprepared or just assume their family will figure it out.

Forgers are very good at copying art works, but artists' estates keep a record of what an artist actually produced.

The buying power of Chinese consumers already pushed up price for many things, from commodity to luxury goods to real estates.

I've seen enough uncompleted estates and empty unsellable new buildings over time to suspect that such property is significantly risky.

According to the CBO, about 5% of estates have liquidity problems.

The population of Red Deer is currently unsustainable - they are fed during the winter by the large estates to maximise their numbers for shooting.

Tocqueville identifies the division of estates and fortunes as essential to equality and democracy: But the law of inheritance was the last step to equality.

Anns, one of the worst council estates in England?

My seat includes uppper class areas in Shirley, with million pound mansions, as well as council estates like New Addington - the latter is one of the places in the UK with the lowest average life expectancy.

This is also the main reason why so many are moving to security estates, because they're huge chunks of private land and as such bypass those rules.

This led to the issuance of "general warrants," allowing British officers to search entire houses and estates.

Here's Adam Smith on the topic btw: > "A power to dispose of estates for ever is manifestly absurd.

"ghost housing estates"</a> where houses were built far in excess of actual non-stimulated demand.

Mild correction: "estates" are "station wagons", not SUVs.