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Similarly, CEOs in an increasingly digital world will struggle to say, "I'm not technical" and hand over mission-critical business questions for the engineers to answer.

As soon as the hunt for weapons of mass destruction seemed fruitless, he handed over the mission to the C.I.A. Rumsfeld takes so much pummeling that he eventually becomes a strangely sympathetic character.

But the UN mission in Kosovo has been told nothing by its masters in New York and so has no plans to hand over authority.

"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.

Cash On Hand: OVER (SHORT).

President Obama was right to hand over this mission to Canadian and European command once the initial American strikes had shattered Libyan air defenses.

Mr. Hoffman said that the United States should consider stepping up its support for the French intervention by providing additional logistical support and perhaps making use of drones so that the French military can better carry out its operations and hand over the mission as soon as possible to African troops.

The last weapons are due to be handed over to a UN mission within six months.

Although American officials had said that no aircraft would fly offensive strike missions, unless officially approved in Washington, 11 warplanes have flown 97 sorties intended to electronically jam or otherwise suppress Libyan air defenses since April 4, when command of the mission was handed over to NATO and the United States publicly said it was stepping back to a supporting role.

Edward R. Royce, the California Republican who is chairman of the panel, expressed concern that the mission might be handed over to the United Nations prematurely.

If General Sir David Richards is right, then by the time these extra Chinooks arrive in Helmand, we should hope to have handed over a large part of the mission to Afghan forces.