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Young would also command twice as much as the £9.5m Villa paid for him.

Also, each company has a business segment that could be spun off because it has an operating margin superior to its parent and would also command an above-market enterprise multiple as a stand-alone business.

It would also command greater political legitimacy, as society places a high value on work as the means through which individuals earn a livelihood.

The Mets would consider signing Martinez for three years, at most, but Martinez might also command a longer deal.

It must also command a majority there.

Lowrider bicycles can also command a big chunk of change.

But exceptions to the ecclesiastical contents should also command attention.

The kit would also let you command Aibo from the PC by remote control, using a wireless networking card that fit into a slot on the dog.

Also commanding a premium would be police procedurals featuring a he-and-she team or an investigator with enhanced powers of observation.

Papelotte also commanded the road to Wavre that the Prussians would use to send reinforcements to Wellington's position.

"He also commands great respect from the players and, had there been a vote among them, I am sure they would have chosen Dean to become captain".