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Lines of command are equally fuzzy, but most are believed to owe their primary loyalty to the Port-au-Prince police chief, Lt . Col . Michel Francois.
Tuesday's news conference, with large charts demonstrating lines of command and frank admissions of broad negligence, contrasted sharply with the military's secretive handling of past investigations.
Analysts and management consultants have been critical of high-level job-sharing arrangements at merged companies, citing their inherent instability because of a lack of clear lines of command.
However, Clarke and McDermott, fearing wholesale arrests of the leadership, sent the names of a second and third line of command to the Clan in New York.
Open-source software provides every computer user with free access to the software's source code, the actual lines of commands that the programmers wrote to create the software.

President Hugo Chavez moved to take control of the Caracas police force Saturday, but the new government-appointed police chief surprisingly resigned leaving the line of command in limbo.
President Boris Yeltsin headed back to a confused Kremlin power struggle Wednesday, truncating his vacation to unravel the lines of command bringing a bloody new bombing campaign in Chechnya.
GUI, pronounced " GOO-ee, " allows users to point and click at a program icon to run or perform various tasks, rather than typing a sometimes complex line of commands.
Even as the six draft plans for the trade center site were unveiled last week, it remains difficult to pinpoint who the client is amid the byzantine lines of command.
He said nobody could foresee " what effect this will have upon military organization or in changing the lines of command, which have traditionally followed the lines of communications ."

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