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Interim managers working for agency Executives Online, for example, can command an average of £750 a day.
Analysts say acquisitions might be a way for Lenovo to address some of the shortcomings of its smartphone arm, including the low prices that its devices command — an average of less than $100 in China, while devices like Apple's iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy S4 cost more than $700 in that country.
Sports help Turner command an average of $12.76 per thousand viewers ages 18 to 49 from advertisers, compared with $9.28 for FX, according to the media research firm SQAD Inc. "I think the danger in what Turner has done is that they're trying to be like a broadcast network," Mr. Landgraf said of the TBS and TNT channels.
New luxury apartments with river views command an average of $3,000 per square meter, about the same as prices in high-end residential districts in Uruguay's capital of Montevideo, 180 kilometers, or 110 miles, away, according to Ignacio Albanell Meikle, a Montevideo real estate agent.
As a DevOps engineer, you could command an average of about $143,000 a year.
Even with the drop in last year's audience, CBS was able to command an average of $5.25 million for a 30-second spot, up from the $5.05 million taken in by NBC last year.
In the 1950s and 1960s, a period of stable money, wages commanded an average of 51% of GDP.
On the theory that it's better to keep them asking for more, Danny halved his dad's concert dates to 100 a year, so that Bennett now commands an average of $175,000 a night and $350,000 for corporate gigs.
The Cowboys are the biggest draw on the road and the secondary market commands an average of $363 per ticket when America's Team comes to town, according to TicketIQ.
Despite all that has been done by broadcast TV, cable and now the Internet to make it obsolete, terrestrial radio commands an average of 21 hours a week of adult Americans' time.
From 1942, as assistant chief of air staff and later as head of Coastal Air Command, Slessor made significant contributions to the defeat of the German submarine offensive in the Atlantic Ocean; aircraft under his command sank an average of seven U-boats per month.
