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Minerals that are as striking to look at but more common will probably command lower prices.

Mr Blair's Darwinian analysis leaves out much that is important in the European tradition, but it will probably command a degree of assent in Hampton Court today.

They hope to keep Andy Pettitte, Bobby Abreu, Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada, who will probably command a three-year deal for at least $38 million.

That would allow the Mets the payroll flexibility to make a strong bid for Seattle shortstop Alex Rodriguez, who will probably command $20 million a year.

Clifton would not comment on any terms, but Benson will probably command a three-year deal worth more than $7 million per season.

Winslow had six catches for 73 yards on nine targets last week and will probably command most of Geno Smith's erratic attention again, with Jeremy Kerley and Clyde Gates his other options.

Still, Twins officials are hopeful that Mauer will stay, although on the open market he would probably command one of the largest contracts in baseball history.

Two others will probably face command discipline, less severe sanctions brought by their commander that can carry a punishment of the loss of as many as 10 vacation days.

Mr. Milosevic still probably commands more support in Kosovo than elsewhere, but any result claiming more than 50,000 votes for him will be suspect, United Nations officials said.

The 2012 campaign will probably mean he can command even higher fees as a lobbyist and speechifier than before.

Kelly, whom Donald Trump has periodically attacked during the campaign, is also approaching the end of her contract with the network and probably will command interest from Fox's rivals, such as CNN or ABC.