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The hours are long, there's a lot of competition from Europe and the sub-continent, and for every Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates there are tens of thousands of modestly remunerated back-office grunts.

It's true that public sector pay has been held back since 2010 and that people at senior levels are generally better remunerated in the private sector.

As well remunerated as he is, Leppitsch was handed the sow's ear of all AFL coaching jobs three years back and you can't blame him for being sick and tired of having to explain the way he and his football department are trying to turn it into a silk purse.

It would have been a step that would have abated much of the anger that has taken hold throughout the land at a government stacking the game to the benefit of Wall Street and enabled the government and taxpayers to claw back the tens of millions paid out to the likes of Pandit, Prince and Rubin who remunerated themselves famously for years, while leading their organization to disaster.

Most editors are remunerated.

Formally, he was remunerated as a "consultant".

It was no longer a few guys in the back of a truck saying, 'What can we get away with?' " It is a trend that has lasted four decades, and has remunerated Zuckerman and Linde well.

Some of them are indeed stingily remunerated.

Jonathan Wallace Newcastle upon Tyne   The publicly remunerated Ed Balls sacks the publicly remunerated Sharon Shoesmith.

Today, their presence is expected and well remunerated.

The stars of the film were hardly well remunerated.