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Just over two years <a href=" http://kteed.com/mobile-spy-utstarcom/ ">mobile spy utstarcom</a> The EBA data showed that Germany was the country with the second-highest number of top-earning bankers, at 212, followed by France with 177, up 9 per cent; 109 in Italy, up 14 per cent; and 100 in Spain, down by a fifth. However, the average remuneration for those 100 in Spain was ã1.8m (e2.2m), higher than Britain and Germany.
