31. It's not teens having a baby boom, but the older upwardly mobile women. 32. But Freedman uncovers more going on than just the expression of an upwardly mobile American dream. 33. Peter Friedman is fiercely protective of his daughter and later amusingly aristocratic as upwardly mobile Tateh. 34. Yet many visitors hail from the same college-educated, upwardly mobile demographic as before. 35. These are not the upwardly mobile jobs long associated with entry into the American middle class. 36. Some upwardly mobile families joined Protestant churches, but most remained devout, conservative Roman Catholics. 37. Marion Maddox has argued that this message has drawn a significant number of upwardly mobile Australians. 38. His son, Jakob Harlan, subsequently founded a commercial dynasty of upwardly mobile business people. 39. Most of those who live in the area are established foreigners or upwardly mobile young Bahrainis. 40. If you went to the baths, your parents were at least aspiring to be upwardly mobile .
