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Though Trump Media commands a market value of more than $7bn, there has been little sign of such activity so far.

From BBC

Two weeks later, the Curtiss’ commanding officer listed 20 dead, 54 injured and one missing.

It also means paying top dollar in a competitive market, where the best quarterbacks are commanding name, image and likeness packages that reach seven figures.

Just one of the base’s 30m-deep command silos remains intact, preserved much as it was when it was completed in 1979.

From BBC

He’s got command of Arthur Smith’s offense and the Steelers are rolling.

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