In other words, Google saves you time in order to command more of it.
The Xerox system required you to select a command in order to do anything, ranging from resizing a window to changing the extension that located a file.
The Duke of Gloucester, who is the second in command of the Order of St John after the Queen, is to lead a ceremony to mark the occasion.
They suspect that even if the court finds the pair guilty, implying that the Libyan secret service ordered the attack, no one will seek to trace the order along the chain of command.
That also makes it easier for the company to order up limited runs of specialty items that command a premium price.
Depending on the timing and situation it may in fact be totally necessary to send men under your command to detain another soldier in order to ensure their safety.
Among the other documents that were released Friday were some that showed the group's former second-in-command testified he discovered that Maciel, the order's founder, had fathered a daughter in 2006, but never confronted Maciel about his double life and didn't share the news with the group's broader membership.
While a Traditional, born 1945 or earlier, would accept almost any order as long as it came through the proverbial chain of command, Boomers and Gen X might hesitate but comply.
Unlike organized-crime cases, where there is no clear line of command between flunkies who commit crimes and the bosses who order them, corporations have an established hierarchy, he said.
The order came after meeting Wednesday with high-ranking security officials, according to the command.
Two years later, Gen Petraeus took over command of Multi-National Force - Iraq, just as President George W Bush revamped his strategy in order to combat the insurgency and stabilise the country enough to allow a withdrawal.
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