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Even more remunerative, it would seem, had been his other patent-thefolding boomerang.
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His practice, receiving his undivided attention, brought him more important and more remunerative cases.
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From that time the business of the leading lawyers in every State became more remunerative.
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They will occupy more remunerative positions under the State.
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That's merely because it's more remunerative in the end.
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Why write stories when scenarios are not only much less exhausting, but actually more remunerative?
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The receipts at the shop were more remunerative.
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To work in a hotel, you could find a more remunerative employment than what you have.
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It's just as disreputable, but much more remunerative, to sell green-tinted love potions or become an architect!'
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Work becoming not only more of a resource but more remunerative as well, all life grew brighter.
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Profitable as these ventures were, there was another branch of his business much more remunerative to him.
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Early in the following year, the school was placed under Government inspection, and became a little more remunerative.
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Even in the more remunerative employments innumerable special circumstances would prevent a thrifty and deserving man from obtaining this annuity.
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Chance the forgetting, if necessary re-learning as required, and use the time and effort saved for some more remunerative purpose.
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And maybe when we get out of the pig belt you'll turn your mind to higher and more remunerative misconduct.
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The year 1840 brought hard times: the business venture paid little or no return; law practice was not much more remunerative.
