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Richard Ramsey: I would do anything for a job, but I won't do that

Richard Ramsey

IT used to be that people would do anything for a job. Today, it’s more like - to paraphrase the title of the late Meat Loaf’s iconic song - ‘I would do anything for a job, but I won’t do that’.

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