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NEW YORK TIMES   A Bad Year in Britain for Banks, Not Bankers  |  The disclosures this week by Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC add to the growing debate over outsized pay packages among bankers.

The Parliament's version includes an additional measure that would forbid banks from awarding bonuses that are higher than an employee's annual base salary — a response to continued public anger over outsized pay in the financial sector.

At Comme des Garçons, Rei Kawakubo spun the uncut selvage of her garments into thickly plaited ropes and bulbous cables suitable for lowering oneself from the window of a prison or an ivory tower, then festooned them like leis over outsized khaki flak jackets trimmed with roses.

The biggest, light-filled galleries are largely given over to outsized work.

The Federal Reserve Board, which has set the margin requirement at 50percentt since 1974, recently expressed concern over the outsized growth in margin debt.

Another celebrated figure from the boom, former NYSE chairman and CEO Richard Grasso, who resigned under pressure in September 2003, may also be facing new civil charges as the board of the exchange is reportedly planning to recommend that state and federal regulators pursue legal action against him and the previous board over his outsized pay package.

The debate over the outsized pay packages of America's corporate titans is about to heat up.

In cities across Brazil, the protests have escalated into a wider expression of discontent over alleged corruption, outsized government spending, and a lack of public services.

There's been a lot of swooning over Apple's outsized success of late, but information security veteran Eugene Kapersky said today that Apple is ten years behind Microsoft in security.

The club's administrator, Harvey Madden, of Rowlands Accountants, is understood to have met a businessman, so far unnamed, potentially interested in taking over the club and the outsized 25,000-seat arena in which it plays.

The data is further evidence of Britain's outsized concern over immigration.