After that, Professor Goldstein said, all many alarm companies do is call the local police, who have to dispatch a cruiser.
A resourceful neighbor called the French police, who were able to dispatch the Gestapo men by asking them for requisition orders that they did not have.
Many people resented Roman rule, and Rome was quick to dispatch those who became too vocal in their opposition.
Most of the 52,500 drivers work independently, owning their own cars, and pay a weekly fee, typically about $100, to dispatch companies, who then connect them to passengers.
It took Clay less than 94 seconds to dispatch Robinson, who was a late substitute for Willie Gullatt in this would-be eight-rounder in Miami Beach.
Azarenka, who lost the first set and was a point away from a 5-0 definithen the second against world number 105 Alberta Brianti in the opening round, needed only 55 minutes to dispatch Pfizenmaier, who is currently ranked 198th.
Abbas Hussain, the drug maker's head of emerging markets who was dispatched to Shanghai to oversee the crisis, apologised to the Chinese authorities and promised the company was taking the charges "extremely seriously".
Vladimir V. Pozner, who hosts a political talk show on Channel One, compared Mr. Leontyev to Soviet-era "agitators," who were dispatched to collective farms and factory floors to explain the party's policies to the people.
Robert Rooker, an artillery officer based in Tikrit who was dispatched to Samarra to serve as my escort.
Much of that has to do with the success of the 1993 film Groundhog Day, starring Bill Murray as a brash TV weatherman who is dispatched to Punxsutawney to cover the annual festival.
