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• The four-poster at the Metropolitan has a commanding presence.
• You have the commanding presence that makes people turn and stare.
• Nevertheless, this is the market Intel is confident of commanding.
• Yet he was a completely commanding figure on the concert stage.
• Won decorations for bravery while commanding a paratroop battalion in Afghanistan.
• Women in track and field are commanding greater and greater endorsements.
• To opposing pitchers and managers, the better word is commanding.
• It has panoramic windows and a commanding view of the road.
• Yet his commanding voice comes out of a deceptively small mouth.
• Its prominence goes way beyond its commanding place on the skyline.
• And professionals in those kinds of jobs are commanding top salary.
• And there is no need, according to our commanding officers,
• Bush still maintains a commanding lead among registered Republicans and independents.
• In South Carolina, Bush has a commanding lead over McCain.
• McIlvaine's looming presence inside was both unusual and commanding.
• Polls show Bush ahead, but his lead is not commanding.
• Each man was a player of commanding individuality, even genius.
• In the suburbs, the mayor still holds a commanding lead.
• And Gore, to her surprise, seemed commanding and forceful.
• But the Liberal position is not as commanding as it seems.