"To stop this novel occurring from this motel room is impossible," the first non-command sentence states.
The lesson was that a pro-EU campaign needed a centralised, non-partisan command.
Dancers skitter across the floor while chanting about cracks and mothers' broken backs, engage in group screams, repeat jerky little movements like obsessive-compulsive disorder sufferers and knot their bodies around one another while yammering non sequitur commands.
Egyptian Muslims should refrain from attacking non-Muslims, commanded Mr Zawahiri in a taped address, but only to thwart the global plot hatched by America, Israel and Pope Shenouda that aims to sow sectarian strife to justify intervention to divide Egypt, just as they have divided Bosnia, Kashmir and, most recently, Sudan.
The control group had significantly faster decision times than the OCD group in response to both conflicting and non-conflicting commands.
The Clive shell, ql, relies on the cmd package and, for non-builtin commands, arranges for channels to connect external processes as described here.
Non-default command-line arguments are given in Table 2.
The first non-American to command US troops since the Second World War, his views are taken seriously in Washington.
Mr. Obama was right to insist that other participating nations should step up and that the operation be quickly transferred to non-American NATO command.
American planes dominated the early phase of airstrikes, then turned over major responsibility to France, Britain and a non-American NATO command.
Do the brigadiers of our Army have such non-authorative-sounding command of the barkable syllables of our own language that, when faced with the necessity of overpowering a sentry with a phonetic barrage, they are obliged tofall back upon the tongue of an army they have just trounced?
