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Graphic Designer $38,522
Software Engineer $63,080
Retail Store Manager $41,209
Project Manager, Construction $72,048
Office Manager $40,461
Attorney $77,531
Administrative Assistant $33,369
Controller $78,124
Executive Assistant $45,389
Elementary School Teacher $40,311
Registered Nurse $52,784
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