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One of the suite beckoned to the soldiers holding the flags to come up and set up the flag staffs around the commander-in-chief.

He said he made it under his wartime powers as commander in chief. As such, it was legal only in enemy territory.

The commander-in-chief did not consider it necessary to attack the enemy right now.

If you can supply me with more information on the copyrights, I will discuss the matter with our editor-in-chief.

He's pretty anxious to talk to his commander in chief, but it sounds to me like he's got murder on his mind.

When Washington consented to act as commander-in-chief, it was felt as if the strength of the American forces had been more than doubled.

In another exchange, the two candidates sparred over who would be the most ready to assume the position of commander in chief.

The editor-in-chief, Col Allan, had said the intent was to ridicule Washington's efforts to revive the economy.

Now Chelsea seem to have inherited the mantle of late demolition experts - with Drogba inheriting the title of executioner in chief.

Janice Min, the editor-in-chief of Us Weekly, reckons the content of her magazine and its associated website overlap by no more than 15%.

The rider quietly mounted his horse, went to the corporal and said, "The next time your men need help, send for the Commander-in-Chief. "

After getting the lay of the land of the enemy's side, the commander-in-chief ordered an immediate attack on their land.

My job as the next commander-in-chief is going to be [to] make a decision: what is the right war to fight and how do we fight it?

And being their commander in chief was one of the great honors of my life.

When Ziyan was about to get out of his office, the manager-in-chief asked her whether she knew how did a mushroom grow.

But the president's role in Beijing is more likely to be that of a sports fan and cheerleader-in-chief.

It is not at all hard to paint a picture of the future that has the US and China fighting it out for the title of superpower-in-chief.

So you can say she was the designer and editor in chief, and i was the poor internship student working for her.

This was in the fall of 1994, and I'll never forget the afternoon the editor-in-chief asked me if I wanted my own column.

Shugart's father was furious at me, and angrily told me that I wasn't fit to be Commander in Chief.

Washington had already been a star general in the Revolution, serving as commander in chief of Continental Army.

The new journalist was told off by the editor-in-chief, for the readers were averse to the front page story he had written.

"The Emmys are trying to serve two masters right now. It is a tough balancing act, " said Scott Robson, editor in chief of AOL Television.

His leadership and sense of strategy made him a superb commander in chief.

In a time of crisis, the plane is outfitted to serve the commander-in-chief as an aerial bunker.

In a statement, New York Post editor in chief Col Allan said, "The Post stands by its story. "

By taking the rescue option off the table, the U. S. government was declaring that there are limits to its role as backstop-in-chief.

If you want to become the editor-in-chief of the student newspaper, you'll have to start at the bottom and gain experience.

They had shielded Mr Mubarak himself in respect for his three decades' service as their commander-in-chief.

My wife, Susan Glasser, editor in chief of Foreign Policy, published one of the first magazine covers comparing him to Mr. Carter.

And he despised his political masters to the point where he refused to salute his commander-in-chief, President Harry Truman.

There is a plan, described as being in its "embryonic" stage, to split the position of editor in chief from that of director general.

Extent in chief was a proceeding by the crown for recovery of a debt due to it.

Chen Tong, editor-in-chief at Sina, China's leading news portal, said there was no point being surprised about the crackdown.

WIKILEAKS editor-in-chief Julian Assange might be unpopular with the US and its allies, but he's still mummy's little boy.

It was an honor to address some of America's newest sailors and Marines as their Commander-in-Chief.

Not now -- because the political considerations of the American in chief should not be a factor when dealing with a century-old dispute.

Look out Barack Obama, you're not the only world leader who can double as commander in chief of the basketball court.

Mozilla's bid to become commander in chief, at least in Europe, may actually be achieved in the foreseeable future.

Tan Kai, one of the earliest co-founders of the magazine and its former editor-in-chief, told China Daily he was disappointed at Li's work.

In his first imbroglio, the commander in chief found himself trapped between gay-rights activists and his own Joint Chiefs of Staff.

For the past eight years, I have had no higher honor than serving as the Commander-in-Chief of these brave patriots.

besides that , as commander in chief of the armed forces , the president carries more than a little clout in world affairs.

Editor-in-chief Steve Forbes said Beckham's move to Real Madrid had made him a bigger international star.

Liu Po-cheng, though a commander in chief, was generally referred to as Division Commander Liu.

Journalists at Al-Ahram have demanded the resignation of the editor-in-chief, protesting at his hypocrisy and calling for a new beginning.

Alumnus Ho served as the correspondent in Washington for the Sing Tao Daily and was later promoted to become the Editor-in-Chief.

The President is Commander-in-Chief of the army, but Congress appropriates money for a standing army.

Warren Buffett, America's investor-in-chief, pops up to warn of potential political instability.

Editor-in-chief of the company in the "construction of Tianjin LEMP protection standards. "

That was the suggestion from (outgoing) Editor-in-Chief Jon Meacham, albeit a little too late to save his job.

William replaced the witan , the council of the Anglo-Saxon kings, with the Grand Council of his new tenants-in-chief.

John McCain spotted an opening to frame the election around the experience needed in a commander-in-chief.

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senator makes him uniquely qualified to be commander in chief.

Then and there he named the startled General lying wounded on his cot the new Commander in Chief of the Air force. . .

A little behind them, there sat on the trunk of a cannon, Nesvitsky, who had been despatched by the commander-in-chief to the rear-guard.

He serves more like an 'editor in chief' in refining and improving ideas for Apple gadgets, according to former Apple executives.

Jeff Weinstein, editor-in-chief of trade publication Hotels, says Marriott's move is driven by the gloomy state of the industry.

Lincoln answered the charges. He said: I think the Constitution gives the commander in chief special powers under the laws of war.

He was a distinguished general and commander in chief of the colonial armies in the American Revolution.

Last month a federal judge dismissed Taitz's lawsuit seeking to challenge the chain of military command up to Obama as commander-in-chief.

George Osborne, the government's axe-wielder-in-chief (see article), appeared to be a lucky chancellor.

I'm paraphrasing Al-Baghdadi's 22-minute audio message, but that was the gist of his offer to the incoming Commander in Chief.

No wonder Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of American Vogue, made her first visit to China a few weeks ago.

He gave the order in the capacity as the commander-in-chief.

Apple wants to build a new corporate headquarters that, in Chief Executive Steve Jobs's own words, looks 'a little like a spaceship. '

My name is Jenny Cromie, and I guess you could say I'm the new blogger-in-chief for The Golden Pencil!

"The grief of A stillbirth is unlike any other form of grief, " Dr Richard Horton, editor in chief of The Lancet, wrote early last year.

The reigning NFL champions visited the White House to receive the official congratulations from the commander in chief.

Despite the recession, it still pays to be your own boss, ' says Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll.

It is one of the ultimate discoveries in BASIC science, "" said Don Kennedy, editor-in-chief of the Science magazine.

These people screeched for eight years about how it was unpatriotic to undermine the commander-in-chief while troops were in harm's way.

Obama acknowledged that, while accepting an award for peace, he was commander in chief of a country engaged in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Journal's write-up of that meeting would later glibly refer to Mr. Romney as "Consultant in Chief. "

But the job of a Vice-President is to stand in should the Commander-in-Chief be unable to serve.

He also mocks the Queen - the commander-in-chief of the British army - during a pretend mobile phone call.

And I could not be prouder to be your Commander-in-Chief.

To stand up for science, former Scientific American editor-in-chief John Rennie compiled 15 rebuttals for such "creationist nonsense. "

The project was started and organized by Yoichi Funabashi, a former editor-in-chief of Asahi Shimbun, one of Japan's main daily newspapers.

McCain continues to pound Democrat Barack Obama on the issue of taxes and continues to question Obama's readiness to be commander in chief.

He will remain editor-in-chief, which he says will be more than a titular role, but plans to be an "enabler" rather than an overlord.

As the untried , greenhorn commander-in-chief, perhaps he had no choice but to clench his previously unclenched fist.

Almost equal numbers doubted that a women would be strong enough to carry out the job of Commander in Chief.

He will at last be seen by ordinary Americans as a strong and effective commander-in-chief dedicated to ensuring US security.

At the head is the President, commander-in-chief of the "industrial army. "

Merryn Somerset Webb is editor-in-chief of Money Week and previously worked as a stockbroker.

Widely considered the Kremlin's hard-liner-in-chief, Mr. Sechin is one of Russia's most powerful officials.

Wang Lixin is not commander-in-chief in the numerous contestants, can only say is lovable, his eye is very limpid, is very pure.

America's 20th-century emergence as a great power similarly enhanced the president's commander-in-chief power.

The idea of a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor originated in the brain of Admiral Yamamoto, the Japanese Commander-in-chief.

Ultimately, though, his duty was to his commander in chief.

Without the help of the Editor-In-Chief, a quality special issue of this nature on logistics could not be realized.

It didn't matter a hoot if he was a Major General, an Admiral, or the Commander-in-Chief. I always told those guys exactly where to get off.

New York Post Editor-in-Chief Col Allan said in a statement the cartoon was "a clear parody. "

Both Rommel and his direct superior Field Marshal Rundstedt, Commander-in-Chief in the west believed that the Allies would land on Calais.

Aziz has a perhaps surprising request of the US commander-in-chief, whom he initially welcomed as a clean break from George W Bush.

secondly, that our troops deserve the solid commitment of the Commander-in-Chief and our political leaders and the American people.

Yu Tao, editor-in-chief of Sohu's video department, said fans of 'Gossip Girl' on Sohu have viewed the series 'tens of thousands of times.

The president is the head of state and also the commander in chief of the armed forces.

The first contingent of the American Expeditionary Force landed in France in World War I, with General John Pershing commander-in-chief.

Voters regard Mr McCain, who advocated the surge in Iraq before it was fashionable, as the more plausible commander-in-chief.

Bill Beaman is editor in chief of Politics magazine, formerly known as Campaign and Elections.

You see, at the end of the day, my most important title is still "mom-in-chief. "

'We're not going to run the column. I'm the editor-in-chief, it's my decision and this is what I've decided. '

Analysts say Congress may be waiting for a clear steer from the commander in chief, President Obama.

The President of the Republic, elected to a 5-year term by universal suffrage is also commander in chief of the armed forces.

I wrote my papers, I got my note published, I became editor-in-chief of the Yale Law Journal, I clerked for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

President Obama was, um , bartender in chief at the White House yesterday.

All commanders-in-chief in Hanzhong are the most distinguished generals in the Shu forces, to resist the attack by the Wei regime.

In these two fight, Xie Lian the right defense had the very big problem, i. e. , Halford cannot let Commander in Chief Xie Lian satisfy.

And to all our troops serving in harm's way, I want you to know you have the support of a grateful nation and a proud Commander-in-Chief.

More generally, the notion that Mr Obama does not take seriously his responsibilities as commander-in-chief is risible.

IF THERE is one thing conservatives agree on, it is that Barack Obama is not tough enough to be commander-in-chief.

Equally notable was the failure of Mr Mugabe, their commander-in-chief, to comment on their snub.

To all our service members stationed around the world, I am honored to be your Commander-in-Chief.

In the meantime, if you'd like to know a little more about your blogger-in-chief, please pay a visit to my Web site.

Suitable Democratic targets in some cases, perhaps, but not worth the time of a busy Commander in Chief.

If you look at the current generals in the army, you will see that even the commander-in-chief has zero military ability.

Thompson also argues that his background as a lawyer and senor makes him uniquely qualified tobe commander in chief.

In May 2007, Mr. Johnson was named editor in chief of Men's Fitness.

Democrats in the Senate, meanwhile, have been mulling five ways to tie the hands of the commander-in-chief.

Commander-in- Chief USAF Europe: The General began his military flying career in the F-80 jet fighter.

Learning classes have served as members of the Legislative Yuan Licorne newspaper editor-in-chief , chairman of CAST students.

What sense organs get is an existent information, but is really false to to let commander in chief to decide, this is the process.

Obama is also expressing irritation over assertions by Clinton that he is not experienced enough to take on the job of commander in chief.

And then of course there is Afghanistan, where Mr Obama remains commander-in-chief of an army at war in a foundering campaign.

Al-Bashir, as commander-in-chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, played a pivotal leadership role in the military campaign in Darfur.

Those are just some of the things people are saying about Bonnie Fuller, editor-in-chief of Us Weekly.

The client should consult with the worker-in-chief to define the reworked items and fill in a Reworked Items Form.

Our editor in chief is, so to speak, a king in the office.

Lest he forget it, his hosts were at pains to remind him that China is now the US's creditor-in-chief.

Beth Israel's nurse-in-chief ranks as an equal with other vice presidents of the hospital.

The economic stimulus was left to Democrats on Capitol Hill to write, leaving Mr Obama as salesman-in-chief of a terrible package.

He commissioned our future first president, George Washington, as commander in chief of the Army of the United Colonies in 1775.

QYKKL, Lily's father is the editor-in-chief of a very influential newspaper in New York.

Bross has a second title, vice-chair of U. S. business, which also makes him salesman-, recruiter-, and lobbyist-in-chief.

Fyodor Lukyanov is the editor in chief of the Russia in Global Affairs journal, published in Russian and English.

It was unbelievably absurd that the commander-in-chief of Song was thus so easily captured.

If one cannot be readily identified, address your letter to the editor-in-chief.

Over the course of my four years at Fordham, I held three editorships, including editor-in-chief.

This week marked Barack Obama's first month as president -- and his first major action as commander-in-chief.

He hoped to become commander in chief of the Continental Army, but George Washington was selected instead.

China, the emerging economy in chief, is in a similar dilemma.

Goldman's persecutor-in-chief was the panel's chairman, Carl Levin.

Marvel's editor in chief Axel Alonso denied that having a black Spider Man was a publicity stunt.

I'm often shocked by the low number of followers for our editor in chief, Dave Callaway.

It was vital to get an early decision on the appointment of the Commander-in-Chief.

Mr Castro, ailing and aged 81, this week announced his retirement from the posts of Cuba's president and its "commander in chief" .

Report commander in chief the situation of the fire fighting and evacuation.

Before the Continental Congress, George Washington resigned as commander in chief of the Continental Army.

Except Hyde , when Alston rest, Arab League commander-in-chief may also let Mai Dihuo Bary be responsible for the team the organization.

Editor-in-chief of " minimally invasive chest surgery, " In addition to participate in the preparation of two monographs.

so begins a statement being delivered by gen. carl w. steiner, former commander-in-chief, u. s. special operations command.

Two days later, Sam Houston was elected commander-in-chief of the military forces of the Texas Republic.

Elizabeth Bumiller, a columnist for The New York Times, documented that the "bawler in chief" may be setting a new standard for men.

Mrs. Obama, a Harvard-educated lawyer who long resisted giving up her career, proudly called herself the "Mom-in-Chief. "

He urged the Congress to appoint George Washington as commander-in-chief of American forces.

BRUCE STUTZ is the former editor in chief of Natural History magazine and writes most often on science, nature and travel.

McChrystal ignored the importance of preserving the authority and credibility of the commander in chief, President Obama.

The region's integrator-in-chief, the Asean Capital Markets Forum (ACMF), has made a fair measure of progress since its founding in 2004.

He also predicted that Obama will use online video and interactivity to revolutionize the way the commander in chief communicates.

Huo Weiya is operations and development manager for chinadialogue in Beijing and former editor-in-chief of Environmental Culture Newsletter.

Hello from Rick Fienberg, Editor in Chief of Sky & Telescope magazine in the United States of America.

Some worry that Mr Obama will always be a community organiser, never a commander-in-chief.

And as their Commander-in-Chief, I make you this promise: their sacrifice will not be in vain.

President Obama, after all, is the Commander in Chief of American forces at war on two fronts.

But the commander-in-chief Rundstedt think this is the Allied diversionary tactics, and do not care.

WHAT America needs, Sarah Palin is fond of saying, is a commander-in-chief, not a professor-in-chief.

The sorcery evil spirit behind necrosis also worked well preparation in chief executive officer's adult!

And with 175, 000 military combat personnel in the field in Iraq and Afghanistan, he's definitely the commander-in-chief.

The journey goes on and on, and as saleswoman-in-chief for the US in an unruly world, she faces a long, hard road.

Could a woman really serve as Commander-in-Chief?

Suddenly AIG was on the hook for billions, with Goldman Sachs the creditor-in-chief.

and so on up to the apex of the cone, which will be the commander-in-chief.

Should the Fed take up the cudgel as America's regulator in chief?

He is the commander in chief of this escort , and he holds great power.

FP's experts and the public see eye to eye when it comes to Obama's performance as commander in chief.

Commander in Chief: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, His Lieutenants and Their War.

So says Garrett Oliver, editor-in-chief of The Oxford Companion to Beer, but then he takes it back.

He declared himself the commander in chief of the armed forces and the de facto head of the Libyan state.

He did it for many reasons, and this one is in chief.

Every one talked openly of the commander-in-chief's great weakness and failing health.

He has served as Vice Commander of the USAF's Tactical Air Command and Vice-Commander-in-Chief U. S. Air Forces Atlantic.

Yucong, vice-chairman of the Hebei Province Writers' Association, the editor-in-chief of the Poetry Selected.

The writer is chairman and editor-in-chief of The Slate Group and author of 'The Bush Tragedy'

Dr Gerald Weissmann, Editor-in-Chief of The FASEB Journal, in which the research appears, called the findings 'ironic. '

A rider came pounding up with an order from the commander in chief.

Obama is "the groveller in chief" , says Michelle Malkin, a conservative blogger.

The editor-in-chief of China's most popular sports weekly has been detained by Communist Party disciplinary authorities in Hunan .

So, I think what people saw in this country is a man who is ready to be commander in chief.

Editor in chief Ruth Reichl thought my first attempt at a chocolate graham cracker crust was too sandy.

And to all our men and women in uniform listening tonight, there has been no higher honor than serving as your commander in chief.

As commander-in-chief of the armed forces, Mr Kim is even called "Mother General" .

Commander in Chief will give players information from 50 international organizations including the UN, NATO and OPEC.

"You almost feel sorry for Google, " said Danny Sullivan, editor in chief of Search Engine Land.

Society news focus to concentrate in chief, how has to explain this kind of unexpected condition to the new person.

For his military prowess, Sherman is justly renowned; he succeeded Grant as commander in chief in 1869 and remained in that post until 1883.

But, if the prime minister becomes banker-in-chief, his problems will just be beginning.

The editor in chief embroidered the original story beyond recognition.

Fred Barnes, a conservative journalist, entitled his book on Mr Bush "Rebel in Chief" .

The decision was announced in Chief Executive Donald Tsang's annual policy address.

Former editor-in-chief of Denver Quarterly, he now serves as poetry editor of Colorado Review.

Last week President Obama recommended buying stocks, and when the Commander in Chief speaks, I listen.

For many years she was editor-in-chief of the Moscow News, which she founded.

But Mr. Kan's initial rallying response as commander in chief has steadily diminished.

But after Martin Blume took over as editor in chief of the APS six years ago, the tension subsided.

Calcareous soils are widely distributed in chief agricultural areas of China.

Synonym dictionary of Chinese herbal drug . (2004) Vice editor-in-chief. Public Health Publishing House.

"Luck is basically our modern world's magic, " said David Zinczenko, editor in chief of the magazine.

He determined to become commander-in-chief of the forces.

The commander-in-chief gave the order that the enemies should give in at once.

Mr Wen's apology for the interruption to the holidays reinforced his cultivated image as a kind of empathiser-in-chief.

Any soldier in the army could bring his complaints directly to the commander-in-chief.

Henry Grunwald (Editor-in-chief of Time): The Chinese Communist Party has always told people to be selfless and serve the people.

Dr. Joseph Coyle, the editor in chief of the psychiatry journal, called the two studies "game changers. "

President Barack Obama, they complain, has turned himself into "global apologiser-in-chief" .

"Decision Points" records that, during his eight years in the Oval Office, Bush read 14 books on the first Republican commander-in-chief.

As Commander in Chief, I face no greater decision than sending our military men and women into harm's way.

Editor's note: Adam Ostrow is the editor-in-chief of Mashable. com, a blog about social media.

The editor in chief of Zhara is denying that Chapman was paid for the photo shoot.

Conclusion The nurse-in-chief duty plays a positive role in nursing management.

Even The Economist's editor in chief recently co-authored a book called God Is Back.

After sojourning Laotelafude misinterprets a grain of spot kick, Commander in Chief the Meg woods speaks.

Deputy editor-in-chief, China Industrial Economics.

Portable extinguishers in Chief Mate Cabin missing.

As Commander-in-Chief, I'm committed to doing everything in my power to advance our national security.

In June 1961 Mandela creating anc military organization "nation of spears, " the commander-in-chief.

But the president's role as commander in chief cut two ways.

Amid this recent scandal, a vocal Mr. Watson has been described as News Corp's 'tormentor-in-chief. '

It makes him sound like a commander-in-chief.

As prime minister, Mr. Maliki was commander-in-chief of the Iraqi forces during from the 2006 to 2009 period covered in the leaked papers.

He pointedly reminded lawmakers that Bush is commander in chief.

If anything concerned, please come to find me in chief-officer's room.

He is after all their Commander in chief, and he has the utmost respect of military people and their families.

Sam Houston was chosen commander-in-chief of the Texas Army.

Presently he is Virology Editor-in-Chief of 'Veterinary Microbiology'.

She's the editor in chief of Runway, not to mention a legend.

He is, after all, the editor in chief and the man in charge. Yes.

At Kong's office, Sengoku is meeting with the World Government Commander-in-Chief Kong.

McCain says Obama is running for redistributor in chief while Obama told radio listeners his election would change the world.

The Bushes dance on the Presidential Seal at the Commander-in-Chief's 2005 Inauguration Ball.

He has been engaged in literary editing for half a century, and has been Editor-in Chief of Historical Data of New Literature for 20 years.

Safe and Proper Application of Chinese Medicine in Clinic . (2009) Vice Editor-in-Chief. Wan Li Book Co Ltd.

Grant was appointed general in chief of the Union army.

Whether the full truth, please, "Finance" editor-in-chief Hu Shuli, and so sent the market more thorough debate.

rendered a report to the commander-in-chief.

The commander in chief of all the armed forces in certain countries.

Jia Hepeng is the editor-in-chief of Science News Bi-Weekly and former China coordinator for SciDev. Net.

Japan's problem is that "people's income is depressed, " says Richard Katz, editor in chief of The Oriental Economist.

I'm running to be commander in chief!