But Smoltz has had an unusual, preserving command of his three pitches, like a gifted pianist who has also mastered the guitar and drums.
And you'd think that by 2000, Netscape would have caught on to the usefulness of Internet Explorer's Save command, which preserves a complete Web site on your hard drive so that you can reopen it when you're no longer online.
Instead of using the Save command, use Save As, and store the picture in an uncompressed format, like TIFF (Tagged Image File Format), which preserves all remaining details.
Instead of using the save command, use save as, and store the picture in an uncompressed format, like TIFF for tagged image file format which preserves all remaining details.
That arrangement is intended to preserve unity of command and to ensure that the new international security force does not interfere with the American-led search for Osama bin Laden.
That is how we will preserve our planet, commanded to our care by God.
Sunday's rebranding exercise – presumably timed for maximum impact at the start of the holy month of Ramadan – certainly sounded authoritative: "We clarify to the Muslims that with this declaration of khilafah (caliphate), it is incumbent upon all Muslims to pledge allegiance to the Khalifah Ibrahim and support him (may Allah preserve him)," Isis commanded sternly.
Now, three years later, an experienced president, unencumbered with the need to seek reelection, appears prepared to as stated in his 2013 Inaugural Address, "preserve our planet, commanded to our care by God".
Most data handling programs require specific save commands in order to preserve any edits that a user does while in the system.
Rosenstein clearly established the special counsel in large part to avoid meddling from the president — the entire point of a special counsel is that it's outside of the normal chain of command to preserve its integrity.
