The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT11) NEW YORK -- May 28, 2005 -- CLASS-CONSUME-4 -- Godiva sells chocolate at 2,500 outlets, including its store on Madison Avenue in Manhattan in March 2005. Social class, once so easily assessed by the car in the driveway or the purse on the arm, has become harder to see in the things Americans buy. Rising incomes, flattening prices and easily available credit have given so many Americans access to such a wide array of high-end goods that traditional markers of status have lost much of their meaning. (Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times)
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2005-05-28
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The New York Times Agency
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