MR LAX
You see, the difference is obviously this.  The one goes to the object pursued and the one goes to the context which are two quite different considerations but I was just saying, picture a young troupe in an urban unconventional squad faced with a bunch of rioting people, who gets a command "take out person X" and misses him and hits a civilian, in the context.  In that situation you've got very a different object to be pursued than in this instance here and then really that's the thrust of the issue, isn't it?