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Handel's "Giulio Cesare" returned to the Met on Friday with most of the same outstanding principals it had last season.

"We are concerned if 36 outstanding principals are being pulled from their schools," said Peter J. McNally, the union's first vice president.

There is no evidence that there are 5,000 outstanding principals waiting to be called to lead these schools, or that hundreds of thousands of "great" teachers will leave their jobs to teach in stigmatised schools.

Seth Phillips, who has been principal of P.S. 8 since 2003 and participated in a prestigious fellowship program last school year for outstanding principals at Columbia University's Teachers College, declined to comment.

Last year, the city awarded across-the-board raises of 33percentt, with up to 70percentt for outstanding principals, after the principals agreed to work 12 months a year and accepted an almost wholesale scrapping of tenure provisions, making it far easier for the city to dismiss or demote principals whose performance is below standards.

However, in an interview with The Riverdale Press, Mr. Wechsler said that "it would be wonderful" to find a candidate "with a doctorate or a Nobel Prize in the sciences, or in research with prestigious universities or people who've had previous experience as outstanding principals".

The outstanding principal balance is about $300bn.

He said Ms. Plush-Saly was an "outstanding" principal.

For example, buying at 60% of the outstanding principal amounts of a pool might be reasonable.

(A homeowner can expect to pay an average of 3 to 6 percent of the outstanding principal in refinancing costs, according to LendingTree.com).com

The remaining $325 million will be used to reduce mortgage balances and to forgive outstanding principal on home sales that generated less than borrowers owed on their mortgages.