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-.TH Command CEDE
-.NA cede "Give a ship or sector to a friend"
-.LV Expert
-.SY "cede <SECTORS|SHIPS> <COUNTRY> [se|sh]"
-This command gives a sector or sectors to the country of your choice, or 
-a ship or ships.
-A sector to be ceded must have mobility, and must be adjacent to a
-sector with mobility owned by the country you are ceding it to, \*QOR\*U
-contain a ship owned by the country you are ceding it to, \*QOR\*U a
-sector owned by the recipient that contains a land unit with mobility.
-.s1
-A ship to be ceded must either be in a sector owned by the recipient, or
-in a sector containing a ship owned by the recipient.
-.s1
-You may only cede to nations which consider you a friendly trading partner.
-.s1
-All contents of the sector become the property of the new owner,
-such as commodities, planes, land units, etc. Ships, however, do
-NOT change ownership.
-.s1
-All contents of a ceded ship become the property of the new owner, including
-planes or land units. Distribution & delivery info of ceded sectors are wiped.
-.s1
-The ceded sector has its mobility set to zero. If the owner of the sector
-was not the old owner when he ceded it, the old owner is not changed.
-The mobility of a ceded ship is not changed.
-.s1
-If it is ambiguous whether you wish to cede a sector or a ship, then
-you can specify a third argument of either sh or se meaning ship and
-sector respectively.
-.s1
-For example:
-.EX cede 2,2 Rongovia
-.NF
-Sat Jan 16 22:33:11 1993
-  sect eff
-  2,2 100% ceded
-    1 sector
-.FI
-.s1
-The recipient gets a telegram telling him of the gift:
-.NF
-> BULLETIN from POGO, (#0)  dated Sat Jan 16 22:33:11 1993
--11,-3 ceded to you by Groonland
-.FI
-.s1
-.SA "Sectors"