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This could boost the Muslim Brotherhood, which commands considerable support in Syria, although it is still banned.

On the other hand, with 12% of the public vote, triple what it won in 2010, UKIP has proved it can command considerable public support.

It is easy for celebrities to command considerable fees for attending an event, and vastly more for endorsing a brand.

The emphasis in her work on spirituality and the contemplative life was reinforced by the chaste and pious persona she promoted publicly, and aided no doubt by her wealth and aristocratic status, she was able to formulate a literary voice which commanded considerable respect whilst preserving the necessary gender decorum.

The findings should command considerable policy interest.

A tiny country on the west coast of Africa, it has considerable wealth in diamonds and timber, but has suffered through decades of misrule and violence.

It commands the country's sole concentration of big wealth.

His rule was paramount, and sustaining it was his main goal behind all the talk of developing Iraq by harnessing its considerable wealth and manpower.

"Forever, Now" it commands.

It commands inspection, analysis.

Put simply, it commands respect.