There was a command performance (the lecture which is the obligation of every prize-winner) that was so popular that it had, in at least one case, people queuing to get past the bouncers at the door because the theatre was full.

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One Royal Navy captain after another would champion his new command's inaugural performance at sea trials, or praise the yard to the hilt when a vessel returned to the port of its birth.

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High-end servers, mostly based on 32-nm process technology, command premium prices because they offer better performance and lower power consumption.

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Within a command-and-control regulatory program, performance-based standards may offer advantages over standards specifying design, behavior, or manner of compliance.

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Face cleaners, pricey moisturizers and dental care products all also command more for the label and marketing than for performance.

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PA. It includes establishing new chains of command, replacing equipment, rebuilding bases, creating bodies to monitor performance, and so on.

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Part of the reason Oshkosh won was that the Army buying command awarding the contract decided all the bidders (Navistar competed too) were equal in capabilities and past performance, making price the sole discriminator in the outcome.

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