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Ibrahimovic has now commanded €140m in transfer fees.

A speech devoid of specifics and low on rhetorical interest has now commanded coverage for most of a week.

But Snow, who signed a minor league contract with the Angels in December and is in camp as a nonroster invitee, has now commanded the clubhouse's attention twice since the Angels' first full-squad workout last Monday.

Mission managers have now commanded it to start moving along the ridge to a destination dubbed Solander Point.

GMP has now assumed overall command of the investigation after working alongside Lancashire Police.

Adobe has now aligned the command line tools developers can use to work with PhoneGap on different platforms.

Gen. Eric Schoomaker, a senior medical officer, has now been named to command Walter Reed.

The debate should not be how much self-harm we can inflict on ourselves, but how to build on the lessons learnt from the crisis and create a high-investment, fair capitalism, a cause that the Tory high command has now semi-abandoned.

But the ability to send commands has now been restored, and scientists have a heavy schedule of tasks they want the rover to work through.

After a superb win at his home track, Jorge Lorenzo has now opened up a commanding-looking 20-point lead at the top of the MotoGP championship.

It's just as well, then, that it has been reported the United States Cyber Command has now started what is believed to be the first cyber-operation to protect against election interference from Russia.