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Unlike Intuitive Surgical, Cynosure's products aren't treating life-or-death situations, which would command huge prices.

He added: "It would bring a great deal of international pressure on Israel, including at the United Nations, and there would be many moves for the Palestinians to seek greater recognition at the UN, which would command a huge amount of international support".

He would tell her about Labour's plans, which would command a majority in the Commons.

Fitzgibbon suggested farmers could be given assistance to invest and upgrade to organic milk farming, which would command higher prices.

Eventually, running back Tiki Barber, receivers Amani Toomer and Ike Hilliard, tackle Luke Petitgout and tight end Jeremy Shockey would command huge chunks of the Giants' salary-cap space.

Teams would make trades that would command huge amounts of newspaper space and television time, and even if they did not complete player swaps, speculation about possible trades would serve the same purpose.

"That said, you look at the Blues squad and there are players that would command huge money if they played elsewhere.

Appearances by and interviews with Jackson (especially interviews in which Jackson addressed issues involving his personal life) would continue to command huge television audiences for another 25 years.

He proposed to divide the nation into six geographical corps districts, each of which would contain the appropriate units during peacetime which it would command in war.

If so which flag would command the necessary consensus?

Essentially these ads, which commanded huge prices on Google's networks, would show for people seeking addiction treatment; the help lines and services listed would then refer the person to an addiction center.