The ship's commanding officer, Commander Michael Carter-Quinn, said the deployment in the Gulf and the Indian Ocean had been "long and exceptionally busy".
Top-shelf processors used to command exceptionally high premiums, but the difference is narrowing.
In a 2013 paper, "Defending the One Percent," Mankiw argues that changes in technology have allowed a small number of highly educated and exceptionally talented individuals to command superstar incomes in ways that were not possible a generation ago.
They are exceptionally well equipped not only to command an audience's attention, but also to make the case that, historically, she who would be queen has always of necessity been a great actress.
Even fewer of those do it like Union Rags, who, win or lose, visually commands attention, and he does it with the kind of exceptionally appealing athleticism that often defines a champion in the making.
The Marcus Cable operation commanded a higher price, Chaki says, because its infrastructure was in exceptionally good condition thanks to $170 million it spent in 1996-1997 on renovating its lines.
Large-scale artworks tend to command higher prices, although there certainly are exceptions for small scale works that are exceptionally labor intensive.
Gorbachev has proved that he is an exceptionally adroit politician when it comes to backstage maneuvering in the ruling Communist Party, and he is also good at pushing his program through the national legislature, where party loyalists command a solid majority.
The best evidence of complacency about inflation may be that Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS — whose principal is adjusted regularly, based on changes in the C.P.I. — command an exceptionally small premium over ordinary Treasuries of the same maturity.
