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At every stage of their lives , wealthy people have benefited from public investment , in schools , colleges , libraries , public health , college and business loans , low-interest mortgages , emergency medical care , disaster assistance , roads , dams , sewers , airports , guarantees on savings , the social security and Medicare that allowed their parents to remain independent . In former years the Club had had at its disposal only the gloomy and dirty back room of a public house , of which they grew tired , especially in consequence of the quarrels that filled it for weeks and for months . They do this in written narrative , in visual and audio-visual art , in architecture and monuments , in private and public rituals , in national commemorations , and in the social experience of the body . Everglades National Park ; the growth of the modern conservation movement and its institutions , including the National Audubon Society ; the evolving role of women on the political stage ; the treatment of Native Americans ; rights of individual citizens or private corporations vs. the public interest ; and accountability of government as trustees of public resources , whether for the purposes of development , reclamation , or environmental protection . Junior colleges exist in both the private and the public sector , although of the 23 recognized by the MOE in 2000 , only four were privately run . During the early history of the communities social sub-divisions among the working population was the product of other factors - - - of interests as between the chapel and the public house , of time of settlement in the parish as between the earlier immigrants and the later newcomers , of places of family origins as between those from the rural west and those from the more industrialised east , of language as between the Welsh speaking majority and the English speaking minority .