The farmers get the opportunity of producing cash crops to get remunerative prices. Intermittent employment after graduate school turned Taylor's attention to remunerative prospects in law. Furthermore, Algerian migrants worked the harshest, most difficult and less remunerative jobs. They are exported and thus highly remunerative to the farmers. Supreme Court judges are also constitutionally guaranteed protection from adverse remunerative changes. Grimaldi conducted a remunerative but gruelling tour to Scotland, Manchester and Liverpool in 1818. In the 1860s, institutes and remunerative consultancies were dedicated to the technology of brewing. Fishing, particularly, prawn fishing, became increasingly remunerative with outside interest playing an important role. Legal actions can be effective and remunerative. Although these tours were successful, they were less remunerative than the lecture series of 1873. By 832 the Abbey had been granted a remunerative whaling concession on the Cotentin Peninsula. Copeman's most successful and remunerative invention, however, was the rubber ice cube tray. From 1935 the championship became more remunerative for players.