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Much has been made of Mussina's diminished fastball, but he has at least four other pitches and is now commanding them all.

Waste paper is now commanding about $90 a ton throughout the United States, which makes it possible to turn a profit by loading it onto ships instead of dumping it into landfills.

The new scholarship perhaps most critical is "Dereliction of Duty" (Harper Collins, 1997) by Col. H. R. McMillan ('84), who taught history here and is now commanding an armored cavalry squadron in Germany.

East 57th Street, which once seemed to be losing its cachet with the arrival of mass retailers like Niketown, is now commanding the world's highest rents, the real estate firm of Cushman & Wakefield reported yesterday.

Or was it General John Allen, who is now commanding our forces in Afghanistan and seems to have sent Kelley "potentially inappropriate" e-mails and other communications that somehow add up to twenty to thirty thousand pages?

But small cars are now commanding better prices in the showroom.

For example, the finest automotive pieces are now commanding prices on a par with the most rarefied objects in any other collecting field.

Though the UN has been working on disarmament since 1946, two treaties negotiated under UN auspices are now commanding the world's attention.

The high prices that many young artists are now commanding is entirely too reminiscent of the 80's, said Barbara Gladstone, whose Chelsea gallery came to prominence in the 90's.

They're now commanding Ibiza residencies, R&S releases, and are consistently voted into the top three of Resident Advisor's end-of-year DJ polls – deservedly so, given their Geppetto-level skill in manipulating dancers, teasing then finally satisfying them.

Sony also said they are now commanding 30% of the market in the US and operates its e-book business in a total of 13 countries worldwide.