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In no Asian country is the need to address poverty so pressing as in India. Despite seeing robust economic growth since reforms were first introduced in the early 1990s (when the pictures for this story were taken), some 250 million Indians still live in grinding poverty, making it the country...
FM: Do you think Larry would rather work harder to recruit grinding partners or women for the math and sciences?
Goodin: For his image, probably for the sciences. But I don’t think he really wants us, so probably for the grinding.
With no sick leave, superannuation or any other benefits of permanent work, casual employees, Wynhausen discovers, live in a state of grinding uncertainty. When taken on at a large retail store, she's told her hours could be anywhere "from nought to 38 a week" - and she might only find...
Markel's Moroccan excursion lasts about 10 days (March 19 to 28; $3,895 to $4,195 a person), and there is plenty of sightseeing in between the grinding and stewing. She tends to attract a small (no more than 10 people) but inquisitive group aged in the mid-40s...