71.   Harvard and Yale took early command and pulled ahead of second-seeded Princeton.

72.   He could take command of a great and noble cause such as civil rights or Medicare and see it through to fulfillment.

73.   Gutierrez took over command of the National Institute to Combat Drugs only two months ago.

74.   He got the summons to the trade center only minutes after taking command.

75.   He had none of the aplomb he demonstrated in round two and remained essentially on the defensive as Gore took command of the stage and kept punching.

76.   He made it clear almost immediately that he expected to take full command, and he had the experience in corporate combat to do just that.

77.   He decided against it when the Spurs again took command, but the fact remains he was ready to capitulate and principle be damned.

78.   He later took command of its bond business in Tokyo.

79.   He took command of a tug returning to Britain.

80.   He took command in the huddle.

v. + command >>共 219
take 30.72%
have 8.65%
assume 4.37%
give 3.64%
send 2.18%
obey 2.02%
issue 2.02%
follow 1.94%
lose 1.62%
use 1.54%
take + n. >>共 753
place 12.16%
part 5.04%
action 3.23%
advantage 2.92%
time 2.33%
control 1.68%
effect 1.66%
office 1.51%
step 1.35%
lead 1.11%
command 0.20%
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