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Page 179
Social classes I-IIIN contain 51 per cent of the study sample (Table 1) compared
with 42 per cent in Central Clydeside (GRO 1975:Table 5) and 33 per cent in
England and Wales (Goldblatt 1990:Table 2.22). The analytic exclusion of those
...
Social classes I-IIIN contain 51 per cent of the study sample (Table 1) compared
with 42 per cent in Central Clydeside (GRO 1975:Table 5) and 33 per cent in
England and Wales (Goldblatt 1990:Table 2.22). The analytic exclusion of those
...
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reliance upon individual consumers reported by companies in the 'electronic
security equipment' (60 per cent), 'mechanical security equipment' (58 per cent)
and 'security services and equipment' (23 per cent) sectors. Shops (14, 21 and 13
...
reliance upon individual consumers reported by companies in the 'electronic
security equipment' (60 per cent), 'mechanical security equipment' (58 per cent)
and 'security services and equipment' (23 per cent) sectors. Shops (14, 21 and 13
...
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Especially large proportions (40 to 65 per cent) appear to dislike cleaning the
toilet and the bathroom. Unlike the preceding two categories, where husbands
and wives tend to agree, laundry-related tasks show the largest diflerence
between ...
Especially large proportions (40 to 65 per cent) appear to dislike cleaning the
toilet and the bathroom. Unlike the preceding two categories, where husbands
and wives tend to agree, laundry-related tasks show the largest diflerence
between ...
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Contents
NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY | 1 |
GEOFFREY EVANS AND COLIN MILLS Are There Classes | 23 |
TIM STRANGUZMAN AND IAN ROBERTS Looking Through the Window | 47 |
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