"He really commanded the count, commanded his pitch count, really good fastballs," Royals manager Ned Yost said of Severino.
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Women have commanded space shuttle missions, have commanded the ISS, and have done pretty much everything that their male counterparts do currently while in space.
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In death, as in life, Ms. Raiola commanded a crowd.
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Has one show ever commanded so much pure star power?
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Milley commanded troops during several tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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He commanded three of those missions before retiring in 2006.
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In 240 it still commanded over 225% of the vote.
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Combined, the artists commanded more than half a million followers.
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Romney, stiff and square by reputation, had commanded the room.
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Marine Le Pen commanded attention around the globe for weeks.
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Pick up the bottle and feed your baby, it commanded .
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But Trump has never commanded that level of public support.
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Thomas, who commanded SOCOM since March 2016, retired this year.
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To test Ibrahim's faith, God commanded him to sacrifice Ismail.
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He previously commanded U.S. 10th Fleet and Fleet Cyber Command.
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Mike Jason commanded combat units in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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His cheerleaders expressed themselves with gusto; he commanded a legion.
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For three years he commanded American forces in South Korea.
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He previously commanded U.S. 2900th Fleet and Fleet Cyber Command.
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It did not say which country had commanded the jet.
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Another 50 are commanded to abstain from the delicious stuff.
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"Sleep!" she commanded, as a tiger dropped to the floor.
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Around him were officers from the police company he commanded.
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Trevor Estes, and Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 26, commanded by Capt.
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Corson commanded Company A in the 1st Battalion, 242nd Infantry.
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Scott A. Cuomo, who commanded Siatta's rifle company in Afghanistan.
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"Choose a collective you'd like to merge with," it commanded.
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At the time, few bourbons commanded even $50 at retail.
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Another 13 are commanded to abstain from the delicious stuff.
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"Make sure she's hard!" he commanded over a model's head backstage.
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Petraeus commanded, by turns, all coalition forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Republicans have commanded a solid majority of the House since 2010.
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Williams commanded the space station and has also performed seven spacewalks.
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We don't even think they're all commanded in Russia—at all.
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The pilots commanded the drone fighters to perform maneuvers and attacks.
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"Eat, inmate," a CO commanded, banging Orta's cell with a baton.
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"Get inside and put some slippers on!!!" the KarJenner matriarch commanded.
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Up to this point, Justice Kagan's analysis commanded a unanimous vote.
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Presidents have come in many forms and still commanded the office.
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He is now commanded to pay restitution of approximately $1.5 million.
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John Allen, who commanded troops in Afghanistan from 2011 to 2013.
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Twenty years ago, Mister Rogers commanded so much more than that.
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The Constitution commanded certain things, but other things were quite vague.
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Netherlands, where far right parties have commanded bigger swaths of the
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He subsequently commanded coalition forces in Afghanistan for over a year.
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"Discontinue all planning for Fracture Jaw," he commanded in a Feb.
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But his authority over the army he once commanded is fading.
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"To all of you real fashion lovers: love fashion!" he commanded.
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"Don't eat, don't drive, go straight to the E.R.," she commanded.
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Restaurants and bars were commanded to slash their occupancy by half.
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He commanded at every level, including the Naval Special Warfare Command.
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All persons are commanded to keep silent upon pain of imprisonment.
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"Say a prayer again and again without stopping," he commanded me.
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All persons are commanded to keep silence, on pain of imprisonment.
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Both attacks were the work of Iraqi proxies commanded by Soleimani.
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Dennis Blair, who commanded United States naval forces in the Pacific.
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Another commanded American-led allied forces battling the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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We must not hate each other, we are commanded to love.
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In 2013, he commanded a European military training mission in Mali.
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He commanded combat units in Germany, Kosovo, Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
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It was a monstrous, misdirected love; nevertheless, it commanded her respect.
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Consider that Petraeus commanded US Central Command (CENTCOM) from 2008 to 2010.
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Aurora was a "feisty, spirited bird who commanded respect," the school said.
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It commanded, if it didn't boom, and always had a friendly quality.
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"We want a country which is commanded by the people," he said.
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He had previously commanded a minesweeper based in Sasebo in western Japan.
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Raymond Johns, Jr., who commanded Air Mobility Command from 28503 to 22019.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ulysses S. Grant, like Washington, commanded victorious armies.
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Thanks to a solid international showing, the film commanded $281.5 million globally.
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Forsyth commanded the 7th Cavalry during the Wounded Knee Massacre on Dec.
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Yes. Muslims have been commanded to terrorize the disbelieving enemies of Allah.
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John R. Allen, a retired Marine who commanded NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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Unfortunately, it was her looks, yet again, that commanded the most attention. .
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Instead, he said Comey commanded widespread respect among his employees, including himself.
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As a result, "Jizz in My Pants" commanded airplay on national radio.
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"If you're ready for Stormy Daniels, make some noise," the announcer commanded.
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All of the emeralds commanded high prices, mostly to anonymous phone bidders.
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As Jews, we are commanded to celebrate the Sabbath by avoiding work.
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But when Mr. Kramarevsky gestured, every wave of his arms commanded attention.
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It's also double what Hillary Clinton previously commanded on the speech circuit.
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Chief Metz said officers repeatedly commanded Mr. Black to drop his gun.
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His daughter pleaded and commanded them to leave but they said no.
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On "Respect," she did not ask to be respected, she commanded it.
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Security sources said the force commanded by Marquez could number 2,200 fighters.
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Dominique Salles, who commanded the French ballistic submarine squadron from 2003-2006.
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Qassem Soleimani, who commanded the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps&apos Quds Force.
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" -- that "all persons are commanded to keep silent, on pain of imprisonment.
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That fabulous aunt who commanded attention by simply walking into the room.
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The 6-foot-8 Mr. Comey commanded a room and the spotlight.
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He commanded Iranian forces battling the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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"Stay within the lines," a teacher commanded a 3-year-old boy.
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Recalls are rare -- but several have commanded national attention in recent decades.
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He was very good-looking and very elegant, and that commanded respect.
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Mode/Glam's individual sites never commanded much media attention, but the company was able to boast that it commanded significant web traffic, in part because of the network of sites it represented with ad deals but didn't own.
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Later he commanded the Defense Intelligence Agency, the US military's overall intelligence organization.
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Kahlil Joseph's Fly Paper commanded the space with just one screen and sound.
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During the Iraq war, he commanded groups that killed hundreds of U.S. troops.
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Jaguar's C-Type Works Lightweight, sold in August, commanded a cool $25 million.
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There was no one in the room that commanded more respect than Mark.
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Speakers that pull audio right from the web as commanded by your laptop.
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Sabhan Hasan al-Jubouri commanded the 71st army brigade, a military statement said.
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He later commanded the second crewed mission to America's first space station, Skylab.
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He preached and commanded from the sidelines and the tag team started winning.
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Prosecutors said that the accused commanded forces that were responsible for massacring civilians.
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He commanded an Afghan army unit, fighting fiercely in Kunduz against the Taliban.
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And again, the S2100 Edge commanded a $27 premium over the flatscreen model.
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Petraeus previously served as CIA director, and commanded forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Despite naysayers, breeders bred and sold animals that commanded high prices throughout 2015.
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In the decades since, it has commanded attention largely for its economic stagnation.
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He has commanded forces in Bosnia, Iraq and during two tours in Afghanistan.
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But the higher rank did not separate him from the people he commanded.
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His entire life was devoted to outputting what his vision commanded of him.
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"They commanded their dogs to bite me and two others," the boy said.
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Donald C. Bolduc, who until June commanded Special Operations forces on the continent.
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Dealers were rich people who commanded respect from businessmen or children of politicians.
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Republicans have commanded the lower chamber with substantial and unbroken majorities since 2117.
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"He commanded the room," Van Wagenen said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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Scott Tait, who joined the Navy in 453 and has commanded two destroyers.
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The Hebrew Bible commanded many of them, as did pre-modern European laws.
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"No more tears!" one of the preachers, Nancy Salter, commanded in her sermon.
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The ships and aircraft of the Eisenhower strike group, commanded by Rear Adm.
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Saudi Arabia claims these restrictions are to ensure "women's modesty" commanded by Allah.
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His higher rank did not separate him from the people he commanded, however.
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Sanders has commanded a large and loud internet following since his 2016 campaign.
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"Lift your head up!" she commanded, harshly but unmistakably for my own good.
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She is also the first woman to have commanded the space station twice.
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The rules are few: no weapons, and stop when commanded by a referee.
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"But true loyalty can't be commanded; it can only be inspired," said Seidman.
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He also commanded in Iraq and Afghanistan and is a West Point graduate.
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But while it has commanded less recent attention, the two seem inexorably linked.
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Waddell has commanded the 76th Operational Response Command in Utah since October 2015.
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Early models, spotted by trash pickers and estate-sale trawlers, commanded impressive prices.
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John E. Michel, who commanded the air training mission in 2013 and 2014.
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But even before Tuesday night's speech, Ms. Abrams, 45, commanded a national platform.
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A man emerged and the police commanded him to put his hands up.
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David Barno, who commanded U.S. troops in Afghanistan under President George W. Bush.
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" She grew up in Phoenix, obsessed with the women who commanded the "S.
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It commanded more attention and became something I could feel and not just understand.
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Although Castro's stage was a small island nation, historians say he commanded worldwide attention.
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He was a funny, thick skinned, hard working man who commanded respect for authority.
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"I won't do it!" she cries after being commanded to see to Earth's destruction.
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Donald Trump once wanted to be Commander-in-Chief as he commanded the boardroom.
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General Healy commanded Special Forces for nearly 20 months, receiving a Distinguished Service Medal.
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"He was very powerful and commanded up to 803 armed fighters," Mr. Azizi said.
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President Barack Obama reportedly commanded $400,000 speaking fees after his tenure ended in 4003.
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But the law-and-order approach still commanded a majority, merely a smaller one.
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Guy Swan, who commanded US Army North from 2009 to 2011, told BuzzFeed News.
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John Young commanded the Columbia in the first-ever space shuttle mission in 1981.
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The following month, in April 6900 a small Russian military detachment commanded by Col.
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Goepner is retired from the Air Force, having commanded units in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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David Barno, who commanded U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan from 2003 to 85033.
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The outspoken billionaire also commanded attention on Google and Twitter before ballots were cast.
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Later, he commanded a new squad created to combat the Black Hand crime organization.
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Then, about 2503,000 feet in the air, VSS Unity's pilots commanded the plane's release.
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Legend has it that Columba successfully commanded the monster to retreat, according to PBS.
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Roughly a decade later, I commanded that same space shuttle on its final flight.
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Michelle Obama commanded attention in citron last night at the 2019 American Portrait Gala.
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Read on to learn more about the superstitions that have commanded people's love lives.
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He has commanded an outsize share of media attention in a crowded Republican field.
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He went in, commanded the huddle, did a great job of moving the ball.
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It devoured his data, then commanded him to walk inside without the slightest deviation.
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Amazon commanded $219 billion in e-commerce sales — 36.2% of the whole, he said.
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The RSF is commanded by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the military council's deputy head.
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But Aerys would not yield; instead, he commanded Jaime to bring him Tywin's head.
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" The queens were commanded to assemble three looks for "The Last Ball On Earth.
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General Mattis commanded a brigade in the early days of fighting after the Sept.
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The spotlight he commanded as a powerful cultural figure did not always flatter him.
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Admiral Aucoin, a highly decorated naval aviator, had commanded the fleet since September 2015.
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He was a general in the Marine Corps and commanded American troops in Iraq.
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The pesh merga are commanded by Massoud Barzani, president of the Kurdish regional government.
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David Phillips, who commanded the military policemen guarding the camp in 2003 and 2004.
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As if conjuring that experience, Vigneault commanded his current team to seize the moment.
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Other candidates have entered the race and have commanded a lot of media attention.
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Jack Pershing, who commanded American troops during World War I. View the discussion thread.
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Some of the first responders are saying that they were commanded to "stage" first.
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More recent generations found his music stodgy, but he still commanded a certain reverence.
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Then as now, the first-run theaters in cities commanded the highest ticket prices.
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"American spellings everyone!" she commanded her half-dozen international colleagues through the Skype crackle.
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In 1973, Bean commanded the second mission to Skylab, the first U.S. space station.
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Last May, he commanded an operation to track down again members in Long Island.
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But it provides a foreboding table setting, quite literally, for what's expected to be an epic and bloody final season pitting the forces of the living (commanded by Daenerys with her dragons) and the dead (commanded by the winter-bearing Night King).
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Sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid commanded a separate table with their friends, including Hailey Baldwin.
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Whitson also commanded Expedition 51, becoming the first woman to lead an ISS mission twice.
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Once on the Moon's far side, ground control commanded the lander to water the seeds.
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He commanded the US Army's Primary Flight School and a Weapons of Mass Destruction Unit.
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It was formerly commanded by Museveni's son, Major General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, now a presidential adviser.
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In recent votes, May commanded a majority of around six votes on major Brexit issues.
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From 2009 to 2014, Wang commanded the paramilitary People's Armed Police, reporting directly to Zhou.
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Presenter Janelle Monae commanded the stage with a poignant speech before introducing Kesha's "Praying" segment.
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McGregor caught another wind in the ninth round after Mayweather had largely commanded the pace.
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NASA's space shuttle Columbia launches on a mission commanded by astronaut Eileen Collins in 1999.
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White supremacist Andrew "Weev" Auernheimer previously commanded a number of devices to print Nazi propaganda.
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Boback commanded him, again, to lie in order to corroborate the company's version of events.
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They include Zheng He, China's equivalent of Columbus, who commanded voyages of discovery around 1400.
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He's commanded a militia of thousands, some who fought and killed U.S. and Iraqi soldiers.
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High-flyers like Slack, Airbnb and Spotify also commanded sizable rounds at, often, sizable prices.
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He's hyper-active and hyper-sensitive but wants to work and loves to be commanded.
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Less prominent activists have remained free, raising doubts about whether they commanded any real support.
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"He commanded a room not just by his size but by his personality," Ahrens said.
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He then magically commanded the drone hosts to kill the lab techs and then themselves.
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Remember how she commanded all that attention during the Grammys, despite not being in attendance?
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Historically large brand name products in the supermarket have commanded more demand and higher costs.
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"Mueller has to go" and "Call me back when you do it," Trump commanded. 24.
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Ronne Froman, who had formerly commanded Navy Region Southwest in the congressional district I represent.
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He commanded the final shuttle mission in 22013 and retired from NASA that same year.
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Nicole Scherzinger, Frankie Muniz, and more stars commanded airwaves and TV screens in the 2000s.
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The rocket was the most fearsome motor Stucky had commanded in four decades of aviation.
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The LNA is commanded by Khalifa Haftar allied to a parallel government in the east.
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As recently as late April last year Brent commanded a premium of $4.64 a barrel.
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At that time, he commanded the support of most Democratic voters making $100,000 and under.
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Still, Mr. Xi's authority is not directly comparable to the almost godlike influence Mao commanded.
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But she commanded the stage on Thursday in a way no one else has done.
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He was commanded to do this by his father, who is also in his head.
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Russia's theft of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula commanded condemnation and economic sanctions from around the world.
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Harry Harris, who commanded the United States Pacific Command until he retired earlier this year.
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But when she commanded 'Action!' and 'Cut!' there was no doubt who was in charge.
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He acted in an amateur theater and commanded attention when he walked into a room.
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A previous constitution simply called Kim "supreme leader" who commanded the country's "overall military force".
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"Please come down to the front desk and bring your luggage," a woman's voice commanded.
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Other Pelli towers, if not record holders, commanded the skylines of cities around the world.
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Vance commanded considerable respect in the industry, though full-on stardom remained a bit elusive.
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First, Soleimani built and commanded to his dying day the 200,000-strong Quds (Jerusalem) Force.
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At the peak of his popularity in the 1950s, C.L. Franklin commanded $4,000 an appearance.
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Andrew Smith, who commanded the Wasp until December, said in a press release last summer.
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The temple commanded the scene, as its cousins at Angkor did in the Cambodian jungles.
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To avoid overpopulation, people called Scythes are commanded to take the lives of chosen victims.
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Now, I'm aware MacBook Pros have always commanded a premium, especially with the upgraded configurations.
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William King IV, who commanded Dugway as a colonel from July 2009 to July 85033.
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So, they reasoned, Abraham could not really have been commanded to carry out child sacrifice.
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Haji Mateen now commanded many of the valley's fighters, under the banner of the Taliban.
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The Rays did not reach the playoffs, but their surprise 90-win season commanded attention.
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Coach Bill Belichick tamed the explosive Rams, and quarterback Tom Brady commanded an efficient offense.
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"Now is not the time to get tired," commanded a hype man by the stage.
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While these inaccuracies have commanded much attention, there has been a steady stream of falsehoods.
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Among the flamboyance of the colored stones, the pieces showcasing natural pearls commanded special attention.
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"For the work he did, he could easily have commanded $800,000 to $1 million," King said.
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Long before she was "Jenny from the Block," Jennifer Lopez commanded the stage as a dancer.
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James Mattis, commanded some of the first US forces there, leading a brigade of US Marines.
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Mustafa: Can we please talk about how Smokey commanded a respect without having to muscle anyone?
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Dragonfire, to be specific, when she commanded Drogon to roast two Tarlys in a single puff.
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James Mattis, Chief of Staff John Kelly, and McMaster all commanded ground troops during the conflict.
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Benedict commanded unprecedented respect for his humble piety, which allowed him to blend into the establishment.
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The singer commanded a moment of silence while displaying names of those killed by law enforcement.
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Ownership does not have the cachet it once commanded, and renting is shedding its déclassé image.
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Meanwhile, the man she had had in mind for a husband had been commanded to leave.
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In such instances, remind him of the oath he swore to do exactly as you commanded.
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Welch commanded the dance floor, jumping up and down while singing along to her favorite songs.
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Marvin Covault commanded the military's response to the Rodney King riots of 1992 in Los Angeles.
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In 2001, he commanded a Marine attack task force landing in Afghanistan right after 9/11.
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There was a time when PDVSA, Venezuela's state-owned oil company, commanded respect in the industry.
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Octo Telematics said it commanded about 36 percent of the market in terms of active policies.
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In the past the army has reinforced police forces, but it has never before commanded them.
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He pleaded not guilty, saying he was a simple soldier commanded to fight a rebel group.
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After struggling to follow some of Brailsford's directions ... he starts crawling toward the officers as commanded.
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Outside, ATVs commanded by preteen boys in cowboy hats occupy parking spaces beside full-sized pickups.
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Shayk commanded the runway in two different outfits as she tried to conceal her growing bump.
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Guillaume Beaurpere, who commanded the U.S. Army's First Special Forces Group unit to which Mantenuto belonged.
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The court order commanded Ford to stay from his former girlfriend, who claimed he abused her.
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"Allah gave you this life, so use it the way he commanded you to," writes one.
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Navy commanders who commanded highly problematic ships should not be promoted or given even greater responsibilities.
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Allen commanded the US-led forces in Afghanistan and is now president of the Brookings Institute.
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Burwell B. Bell III, a retired four-star officer, commanded United States forces in South Korea.
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John R. Allen, a Marine who commanded NATO forces in Afghanistan and is now retired. Mrs.
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He began his ascent after he commanded attention in a feature on Wale's 2012 Folarin mixtape.
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It was commanded by the stern and remote parent-figures uniquely haunted the Baby Boomer generation.
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A woman came by and commanded her robots to start cleaning the side of Matthew's car.
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Stallone's head was furrowed with scars; his street-wise gravitas commanded respect from the other dogs.
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He became an influential figure who commanded respect that went beyond his rank as a soldier.
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While the Blair Witch commanded a Metacritic score of 22, Blair Witch 523 earned a 252.
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General Mattis commanded troops in some of the bloodiest fronts of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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Michael Jackson, King of Pop, commanded a stage, and in this performance his choreography is pristine.
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Instead, he never met the levels of support — not to mention passion — that his father commanded.
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Kyle Higgins; the eight squadrons and staff of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 3, commanded by Capt.
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James G. Stavridis, a retired four-star admiral who commanded destroyers, said of the recent crashes.
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In fact, before the flood, in the garden of Eden, we were commanded to be vegan.
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John Allen, who commanded the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan at the time.
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Together, the companies would have commanded a 42 percent share of the wafer fabrication equipment market.
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Mr Gantz is experienced in military matters, having commanded Israel's army, but is a political novice.
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Despite abundant critical acclaim for "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight," neither commanded large audiences.
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There was an atavistic pull to Piper's performance that both commanded attention and defied easy analysis.
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A graduate of Manhattan College and a longtime Yankees fan, he has commanded at every level.
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Despite abundant critical acclaim for "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight," neither commanded large audiences.
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He also commanded U.S. special operations forces during the opening of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
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The United States worked with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, commanded by the Kurdish militia.
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Opposite the palace, the new Sirdar, Colonel Kitchener, commanded the Egyptian troops, grouped on the right.
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Unlike Gabbard and Buttigieg, however, Sestak commanded a regional force of US and allied countries' troops.
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" He then took a phone call from New York and commanded, "Spread the love of improv.
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Moreover, Kerensky commanded credibility with the Western Allies that he could have used to good effect.
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We talk about the show, the drama intrinsic in her performance, how she commanded the crowd.
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Islamic banks are mostly small; in Kenya they commanded less than 2% of the market in 2015.
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As the Post noted, she is also the only female astronaut to have commanded the ISS twice.
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The Cavs also commanded the battle on the boards (23-288) and second-chance points (263-21).
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Pink, perky perfection: Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj have, once again, commanded the MTV Video Music Awards.
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In "black sapphire metallic" paint and with a red-and-black interior, my test car commanded attention.
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November 22018At the Battleship premiere, she commanded our attention with her long black waves and side undercut.
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As "Catch and Kill" has commanded headlines this month, NBC News executives have been on the defensive.
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But he no longer looks like the poised speaker who commanded the stage these past two days.
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Their bosses commanded salaries unheard of in education: Bridgepoint Education paid its chief executive $20m in 2009.
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Kerby Jean-Raymond commanded an audience for his Pyer Moss collection all the way to Weeksville, Brooklyn.
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It was her homecoming back to the stage, and commanded Coachella's attention like it was her concert.
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At political events, I didn't attract attention as an odd person out but because I commanded it.
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The inmates wore caps and gowns, and flipped their tassels when commanded by the Mercy College president.
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The brasserie was essentially a pillar of the neighborhood, and it commanded a pretty high-profile clientele.
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In special election contests already, Democrats have commanded unusual energy and vote totals in Republican-leaning districts.
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More French troops arrived commanded by French Army hero General Charles, Compte de Lorencez (Count de Lorencez).
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Wire stories about a missing white girl out of Marietta, 50 miles north, commanded far more newshole.
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As of yesterday's close cash zinc commanded a premium of $219 per tonne over three-month metal.
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He flew on Apollo 12 and commanded the second crew to live and work on board Skylab.
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He commanded the curve, Plawecki said, which allowed him to get ahead and use his full repertory.
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"We had a good game plan coming in and I commanded my pitches real well," McHugh said.
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Like the Victorian law that commanded execution of men who committed homosexual acts, divorce law didn't work.
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She nonetheless commanded that Sanders end the "artful smear" that she is "bought" by the financial sector.
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Peraza and two other deputies arrived behind him and commanded him to stop, but McBean kept walking.
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"You need to lather him from nose to tail!" she commanded, before suddenly clicking off her shears.
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But there are 5,000 miles of coastline in America, and five are commanded and owned by blacks.
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They were a special kind of American royalty — princesses who, as if by birthright, commanded a paycheck.
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Product promotion on YouTube has grownThe highest prices are commanded by YouTube, where rates have risen sharply.
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His communication with the orchestra wasn't always symbiotic, but the trust he commanded on stage was palpable.
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But, for one day at least, the students commanded the country's airwaves, Twitter feeds and Snapchat stories.
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John S. McCain Sr., who commanded a carrier task force in World War II, and father, Adm.
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Yet we are also commanded to put the preservation of human life above every other religious commandment.
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He received tens of millions of dollars in U.S. military aid for units commanded by his relatives.
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Indeed, some of the coverage itself has become news — or at least commanded the internet's fleeting attention.
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First, do not lecture for 24 hours before a Senate audience that is commanded to stay silent.
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The same seat commanded less than $2 million spent by both major candidates just two years ago.
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Qassem Soleimani, a top military leader who commanded Tehran's Quds Force, which is a designated terrorist organization.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, commanded during the early years of the war in Iraq.
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He commanded a PT boat in the Pacific during World War II, then joined the State Department.
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Their military might, diplomacy, and vast, intricate trading networks commanded deference from European traders, officials, and missionaries.
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In 2010, Cadillac commanded a 10.7 percent share of the premium auto market, according to IHS Markit.
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The English troops were stationed on the left of the palace, and commanded by Sir Forester Walker.
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"Throw stones at the mosque like you throw stones at us," one of the soldiers commanded him.
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Stuart was a leading general in the Confederate Army and commanded troops during the Battle of Gettysburg.
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In his last job, he presided over esports events that commanded viewership in the hundreds of millions.
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That is in sharp contrast to a valuation of $6 billion that it commanded in February 2015.
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That could lead to the victim's other-than-honorable discharge for not doing what was repeatedly commanded.
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The bass-baritone Kyle Ketelsen commanded the stage as Golaud, his voice robust and strong, yet grave.
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Companies such as Standard Oil, BP and Shell commanded great wealth and operated on a global scale.
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The force is currently being commanded by Major General Denis Thompson, on loan from the Canadian military.
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Castro's stage was a small island nation 90 miles from the United States, but he commanded worldwide attention.
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The chore that commanded top-dollar from parents was washing the car, which earned kids an average $4.60.
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The actress commanded the spotlight in a tulle, tiered gown in purples and pinks with metallic heeled sandals.
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We work hard to have a positive impact on others, just as Jesus commanded his followers to do.
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ESPN commanded sky-high fees from cable providers for its channel, and there was no shortage of viewers.
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Mann has said that Weinstein physically blocked her from leaving the hotel room, then commanded her to undress.
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"As of now the understanding is that it was Zahran," who commanded and orchestrated the bombings, he said.
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Of course it did — that's what commanded my attention starting with the second I rolled out of bed.
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It was Jagger who commanded stages around the world and took responsibility for the band's major business decisions.
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Mr Trump's new chief of staff, John Kelly, commanded troops in Iraq and lost a son in Afghanistan.
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I reminded the congregation that Christians should be committed to the task of evangelism, that Jesus commanded it.
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George Washington and Thomas Jefferson routinely commanded prosecutors, and John Adams ordered the filing of Sedition Act cases.
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Innuendo is how Trump commanded media attention to the idea of tapes for months, right up to Thursday.
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Noble's market value has fallen to just $268 million from the $6 billion it commanded in February 2015.
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As former chairman and CEO, Ailes built Fox News into a juggernaut that commanded the cable news landscape.
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Within decades, electors soon went from being free to being expected to vote as their state governments commanded.
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He served on the New York Police Department from 1997 to 2015, where he commanded two patrol precincts.
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Investigators found evidence of women being commanded to have sex with Raniere or risk having their "collateral" released.
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Her hair pulled back in a long braided ponytail and wearing a black gown, she commanded the room.
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U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) agents have been commanded by the president to harshly enforce the immigration laws.
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The manager commanded everyone to the highest point, a small electrical room with a three-meter vertical ladder.
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In the Bible, Numbers 15:38, the Israelites are commanded to wear garments with fringes at their corners.
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For more modern generals like Patton, that can be attributed to the relatively small number of battles commanded.
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Colleagues also appreciate the way she complemented her boss: Rodriguez was the forceful personality; Haspel commanded the details.
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Obama's reported speaking fee is nearly twice the price commanded by Hillary Clinton, his former secretary of State.
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But then again, Eisenhower led the D-Day invasions and commanded Allied forces during the Second World War.
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When cops commanded him to put his hands up, the driver instead reached for his gun, police say.
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Its market value has fallen to just US$22m from the US$262bn it commanded in February 262.75.
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In contrast, Trump has commanded live national television coverage for his daily press briefings from the White House.
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The deal values Uber at $21957 billion, a notable drop from the $22 billion valuation it once commanded.
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Collins commanded the match from the beginning, dictating play by aggressively attacking, particularly with her two-handed backhand.
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But Mr. Mattis thought differently, ensuring that Africa Command — commanded by a Marine general — would lead the inquiry.
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He still has his rank, his retirement pension, the right to put on a uniform that commanded respect.
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As of July, both PhonePe and Google Pay commanded a bigger market share across UPI apps than Paytm.
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Last month, the rapper ASAP Rocky commanded the hallowed halls of Sotheby's for a surreal performance art piece.
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She controlled no committees, commanded no voting blocs, owned no budgets, was the key vote on no legislation.
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He's still the commanding presence he's always been, but it's been 20 years since he commanded a starship.
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The next day, they were commanded to register at the town courthouse, bringing only what they could carry.
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Nettleton had commanded the base since June 2012, but not the detention center where suspected terrorists are held.
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Their electrical signals commanded the aircraft instead of gears and pulleys, ushering aerial combat into the digital era.
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As a colonel, she commanded an honor guard at the 2017 cremation of the late king, Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Supporters would complain about her being ignored, as male candidates such as Mr. O'Rourke commanded major early attention.
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She pulled out her gun, allegedly commanded that Jean put his hands in the air, and shot him.
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He commanded a brigade during intense combat in Iraq in 2004-05, and has deployed repeatedly to Afghanistan.
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He was commissioned as a Marine lieutenant and commanded an infantry platoon in combat in the Vietnam War.
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He commanded the unswerving loyalty of the likes of Michael Ondaatje, Kazuo Ishiguro, Germaine Greer and Julian Barnes.
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The Humvee he commanded in Baghdad had been torn apart by a projectile, and so had his body.
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However, Apple commanded 43 percent of the premium market and a lion's share of profits, CounterPoint Research estimated.
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The boys commanded the back and slouched like cats, heads and arms on one another's shoulders and backs.
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And he commanded the first space shuttle flight, with pilot Bob Crippen, over three days in April 1981.
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He later commanded American troops during the hard-fought battle to retake Falluja from Sunni insurgents in 2004.
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That's significantly lower than the $650 million valuation that the company reportedly commanded when Verizon invested in 2016.
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The boats resembled a vessel he commanded during World War II that was rammed by a Japanese destroyer.
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Then-Brigadier General Mattis commanded a Marine assault deep into the heart of Taliban territory in southern Afghanistan.
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Felix Gedney, told reporters last month that ISIS commanded "over a thousand" fighters in the area around Hajin.
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The largest stock in the market has often, through history, commanded an even larger piece of the market.
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And then, of course, there is considerable salary that Collins would have commanded under the Giants' franchise tag.
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In July 1966, Mr. Young commanded Gemini 10, flying with Michael Collins, in the first dual-rendezvous spaceflight.
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Tuition was way lower, and graduates commanded salaries that often enabled them to pay off loans relatively painlessly.
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Having commanded US forces at every level from a 19-soldier tank platoon to a Field Army of 60,000 soldiers and having commanded soldiers in combat at the tactical and at the Division/Task Force level, I know that the discipline of soldiers and subordinate units was always at the forefront.
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