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Pay remains a central concern on Wall Street, with big banks still reporting large compensation figures in the latest round of earnings.

This cooperation as well as the course of their own historical development from spontaneous movements to ecclesiastical institutions possessing many of the features that the founders of the Free churches had originally found objectionable in the establishment has made the question of their future role in Christendom a central concern of Free churches on both sides of the Atlantic.

It could go further, like requiring Mr. White to give up his positions on various accounting advisory boards, since such issues are a central concern of the S.E.C.

That, in a nutshell, is a central concern of many.

If the SNP issue wasn't already a central concern of this campaign, it is now.

Nurturing new talent and education is a central concern of the station, said Davey.

This is a central concern of Energy Biographies project.

Information inequity is a central concern of the digital age.

The assignment of start times to actions is a central concern of scheduling.

Sustainability is a central concern of funders.

"In Mobile Age, Sound Quality Steps Back" (Business Day, May 10), about the degradation of sound quality in the MP3 era, touches on a central concern for musicians like me, who feel that a song's chief virtue should not be its ease of portability.