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Lawmakers told the command to use a contingency fund they had just created.
Inspector McCormack said that in general, he did not tell officers under his command to use race as a basis for stopping, questioning and sometimes frisking suspects.
Crashing sounds on the tape underline the speculation that the passengers may have used the plane's food trolleys in their uprising, and that Mr Beamer's words were a specific command to use a trolley as a battering-ram.
The spectacle has laid bare the enduring myth that evangelicals are a monolith that is "easy to command," to use the phrase made famous by a Washington Post article in 1993.
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Pershing was determined to maintain the integrity of the AEF as an independent army, despite pressure from the Allied high command to use U.S. troops as replacement units in European divisions, many of which were exhausted from the setbacks of 1917.
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