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badly off

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badly off adj → povero/a
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RICH people believed they were poorer than they actually were, while workers on the lowest earnings did not appreciate just how badly off they were, a new report says today.
The rich think they are poorer by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
She said: "I ran the other day off 114 and I'm now 124 in Ireland, so I haven't done too badly off a pound higher mark [125] for Newbury.
Irish head Trophy market despite weights furore; Hyde favourite even ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
At the moment, I am not considered badly off enough to get income support.
Budget 2000: THE PAIN, THE GAIN; Everyone pays to make Brown ... by Finance, JOHN HUSBAND / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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