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He is also able to command nearby merchant ships to assist.

He then followed that up by stating that after staying with McCann, for no longer than three years, that by 1973, she'll not have only cachet, but also able to command four times her salary.

Mr Gurung says that by creating a unique product Nepalese farmers will also be able to command a higher price for their crop.

And here comes a black person who's highly talented but also charismatic and therefore able to command center stage.

This prepubescent Jabotinsky also has something of the rabbi in him, as he's able to command in a single breath assorted items of Judaic arcana: biblical anecdotes, Talmudic responsa, Hasidic homiletics.

What has also been surprising about these deals is the identity of the sellers able to command such premium prices; technology pioneers that have faltered in recent years.

Descartes also investigated reports of esoteric knowledge, such as the claims of the practitioners of theosophy to be able to command nature.

Increasingly women are able to command incomes that enable them to live more independent lives.

In other words, he would not be able to command the space-shuttle mission in April.

A better-educated workforce has been able to command higher pay.

Now, who knows?" Those who had tickets were able to command high fees.