One guard, whom Mair named, had ordered him to "strip out" and then, promising cigarettes in return, commanded, "Stick a finger in your hole".
During the flights, the UAV was always in radio contact in order to monitor its condition and to secure a return command in case of a trouble or an emergency.
In May 2002 Redfaeirn fired Kreis and returned command of the Aryan Nations to Butler.
By custom, whites performed all skilled labour in the mines (a practice enshrined in the "job colour bar" provisions of the 1911 Mines and Works Act), commanding in return wages 5 to 10 times higher than those earned by blacks.
Lanier, meanwhile, warns of how Glass forces physical "normality" on the wearer, making them nod awkwardly on cue and speak in slow commands in return for drip-fed information, until they become Google-powered marionettes.
When Scott announced his plans for a new Antarctic venture, the Terra Nova Expedition, Markham assisted with fundraising and served on the expedition's organising committee, arranging the deal which brought in Lieutenant "Teddy Evanss as second-in-command, in return for the abandonment of Evans's own expedition plans.
In return he was given the command of a modest supply ship in the Pacific.
In return, Caesar got a special command in Cisalpine Gaul and Illyricum for five years by vote of the people; the Senate itself, on Pompey's motion, extended it to Transalpine Gaul.
Blackpool did sign the striker James Beattie and midfielder Andy Reid in January 2011 and Oyston appears disappointed with the impact they made in return for the wages they commanded.
In the medium term, NATO offers the only serious supranational security structure.That the French have won a fair deal on the third condition may, however, help to fend off charges that the country is gaining too little in return for rejoining NATO's integrated command.
