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Privatisation profligate in the of political, economic and social

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It is important to note that whether female or male, the middle class people do not care about the poor people because if they really cared, they could have rescued them from poverty.

The conspicuous reason why middle class people cannot rescue anybody from poverty is because of their naked arrogance and gargantuan ardent desire to accumulate filthily.

As stated by De Silva (2022), the middle-class people feel they should prove their worth to the upper class. After all, they did not grow up with the same advantages those in the upper class had. As a result, they may act arrogantly to try and fit in or impress those who are in the upper class.

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Privatisation profligate in the of political, economic and social

It is important to note that whether female or male, the middle class people do not care about the poor people because if they really cared, they could have rescued them from poverty.

Axed quartet's future rests on Appeals Committee

BNSC accedes to Dynamos' request to use National Stadium

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Botswana snatches defeat from the jaws of victory

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