Image: Synergy Research Image: Synergy Research But not all analysts agree with Synergy.
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Synergy Pharmaceuticals — Synergy reported positive results in a clinical trial for an irritable bowel syndrome treatment.
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The whole thing was like a synergy sausage that was chopped up and served on a synergy pizza.
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"As you think about the larger banks and their global operations, for the last 5, 10, 15, 20 years, there's been a capital synergy — a product synergy, and a client synergy — to being large and global and interconnected," Diamond said.
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Under the loan contract with Synergy, United would receive first dibs on any offer that Synergy might receive on Avianca Holding common shares.
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In an interview, Mr. Efromovich said that while his Synergy Group had a majority stake in Avianca, he was no longer a majority owner of Synergy.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Conglomerate Grupo Synergy plans to invest up to $100 million in Mexican airline Aeromar to acquire a 49 percent stake, Synergy Chairman German Efromovich said on Monday.
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Synergy did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.
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Jesus sang Phillip Phillips' "Home" — hey there, Fox network synergy!
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And then finally, there's a tremendous synergy between the two.
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Currently, five Bhutanese are working at Noblehurst and Synergy farms.
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It's an opportunity for synergy with the larger NBCUniversal family.
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Google has about 4 percent market share, according to Synergy.
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There is a nice synergy there from the Emmy speech.
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It was a synergy the way it developed over time.
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Synergy chief analyst John Dinsdale says Oracle is falling behind.
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There's also some synergy with Walmart's other recent star acquisition.
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There is a wonderful synergy between online and offline elements.
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According to Synergy Sports, he's shooting 71.7 percent on cuts.
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And the entertainment giant already owns Marvel — so hey, synergy.
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That purse is part of a great feat of synergy.
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And that there would be a synergy associated with that.
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But yeah, there's a lotta synergy between Cablevision and Charter.
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But again, this wasn't the product of an innate synergy.
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It sold nearly 5,000 Synergy stents in India last year.
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Michelle Williams, Louis Vuitton and the aesthetics of brand synergy.
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Yet ambitious as the synergy target is, it's also insufficient.
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That could prove a fruitful synergy — at least in theory.
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They tried to revive their old synergy on the ice.
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Synergy Moon also plans to launch on an unproven rocket.
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"You either shrink or find some synergy," the official said.
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The amazing workout was the intended outcome of our synergy.
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They were very disappointed by the $500 million synergy number.
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Pop and country music's synergy lives on through Maren Morris.
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There's a nice synergy going on in wrestling right now.
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Mueller's filings on Friday also describe a November 2015 interaction between Cohen and an unnamed Russian national who said they could provide "political synergy" and "synergy on a government level" with the Trump campaign.
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Synergy Moon: Tesla Rover Synergy Moon is a diverse collective of specialists spanning 15 nations, and is working on developing "at least one rover" in its Tesla series, illustrated above, according to its XPrize page.
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Safran said it was on track to hit 2022 synergy goals.
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Unizo had said the H.I.S. bid lacked synergy and undervalued it.
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"We don't know enough about this kind of synergy," Strathdee says.
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It's a perfect bit of stream-crossing synergy for the company.
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And there's the legendary Hybrid Synergy Drive tucked under the hood.
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Other major contributors include Synergy Resources, PDC Energy, Bill Barrett Corp.
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CRAMER: OKAY, SO OTHER THAN THE TOWERS, WHERE IS THE SYNERGY?
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Brick and mortar retailers can also be creative in creating synergy.
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He has synergy with Trump as a no-nonsense immigration hawk.
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"We felt that there was a real synergy," Mr. Bardaouil said.
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So if you look at Scripps-- first of all, big synergy.
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RHINEBECK "Synergy," works by Betsy Jacaruso and Cross River Artists. Sept.
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Synergy: TaskRabbiters were regularly asked by users to assemble Ikea furniture.
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That number more than tripled last season, according to Synergy Sports.
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In the business world, they call this synergy; in economics, complementarity.
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The synergy between Zero Hedge and the Trump era was made
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Luckily, Warzone knows that team synergy holds the key to both.
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The fact that we have the Walt Disney Company synergy engine.
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It was some kind of bizarre synergy and synchronicity of events.
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"The synergy here is what makes it all work," Rohlena said.
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This is synergy, mutualism and adaptation awaiting rediscovery on the mainland.
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Walmart is a shining example of how to achieve this synergy.
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The two countries also have "a lot of synergy," says Fulton.
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"Weve had great synergy with Google Cloud from the beginning," Bien said.
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I think that has to be the synergy between Lindsey and myself.
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Even unpretentious clubs like Synergy pitch themselves as wellness and fitness facilities.
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According to prosecutors, the check fraud was operated on behalf of Synergy.
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There will be little synergy between mobile and console gaming within Sony.
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But there's no reason that this synergy couldn't go the other way.
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Synergy is another buzzword getting a second look during the Trump administration.
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It's a bit of synergy that was only a matter of time.
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They have created a synergy on what the coach staff is after.
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AWS controls 34 percent of the market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Synergy put Microsoft's share at 13 percent and Google's at 6 percent.
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Perhaps as important as the financial leverage is the impressive programmatic synergy.
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He described it as a complex but harmonious synergy of individual expertise.
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One key thing the HomePod has on the competition: streaming service synergy.
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Synergy Aerospace also placed options for a further six aircraft, it added.
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I would expect the merged companies to gain more synergy with time.
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Forget about deep dives and synergy, data is the buzzword of 2019.
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"There's an amazing amount of synergy between these two missions," says Müller.
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Did you know Buddhism and tech companies have a grand historical "synergy"?
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A yearning for a science-religion synergy is growing in some circles.
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It's perfect corporate synergy: Waymo and Google have the same parent company, Alphabet.
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This is somewhat above the original synergy target of $115 million for 2015.
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In fact, when talk turns to "integration" and "synergy," many execs get queasy.
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Steven also knows them so well, so it was such a good synergy.
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The video for "Tron Song " might be the best example of this synergy.
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The company said it remained on target to meet its 2019 synergy goals.
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Harrell ranks in the 503th percentile as a roll man, per Synergy Sports.
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But synergy is the thing that all modern tech successes are built on.
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I don't understand when I can't navigate a person, when there's no synergy.
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There has always been a synergy between Rubrik's core business and security/compliance.
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Synergy Resources gained nearly 2000 percent on the day, while Bill Barrett Corp.
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The amount of synergy expected by CBS is well below that of Viacom.
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Partially because we've made a lot of acquisitions so we've got synergy benefits.
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Synergy holds 78 percent of Avianca voting shares, while Kingsland holds 22 percent.
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Because of this, synergy and teamwork are arguably more important than pure talent.
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Rarely has there been so much synergy between a place and an industry.
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She and Judy Woodruff had such synergy together — especially during her last months.
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" Asked if he still held a stake in Synergy, he said, "Not today.
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From that point forward, we had an incredible synergy, the three of us.
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" To illustrate this, Mueller describes how "a Russian national" reached out to Cohen in November 2015, and claimed to be a "trusted person" in the Russian Federation who could offer Trump's campaign "political synergy" and "synergy on a government level.
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Contenders include SpaceIL from Israel, Team Inus from India and international team Synergy Moon.
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" Synergy Pharmaceuticals: "Oh my, this is like the most speculative stock in the world.
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It's also an undeniable bit of synergy for a company that makes racing cars.
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I'm a real fan of the synergy that's on display in these concept images.
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According to Synergy Sports, 31 percent of Nene's possessions were post-ups last season.
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TalkIQ CEO Dan O'Connell says there was natural synergy they both recognized right away.
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The theme parks are one of the most important gears in Disney's synergy machine.
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The five remaining teams include SpaceIL, Moon Express, Synergy Moon, Team Indus and Hakuto.
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When he invited Gonzalez to jam in the studio, the synergy was immediately apparent.
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Everyone wants it to do well, but the synergy was just right on set.
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Synergy reports that on average, the 24 hyperscale firms have 16 data centers each.
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As a stalking horse, Bausch's offer will serve as floor on bids for Synergy.
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That tracks fairly consistently with Synergy Research Group, another firm that tracks the market.
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If Mr. Trump wins the presidency, the opportunities for synergy will presumably be endless.
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I feel very good about the $500 million synergy number on the cost side.
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A synergy of food, wine and conversation is always my goal at a meal.
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The synergy of different scientific disciplines has been enticing to scientists according to Elfenbein.
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Synergy Hellas, a consulting firm based in Greece that provides integrated information technology solutions.
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It's a pretty shrewd bit of corporate synergy that's driving Bing to new heights.
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There's a particular synergy between the two bee species, which have very different behaviors.
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"There is a clear synergy from a top- and bottom-line perspective," she said.
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Other times it leads to corporate synergy with a burgeoning police interest in surveillance.
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It is "synergy" to be sure, for the Trump family and its golf enterprise.
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It is a synergy number that will drop to the bottom of the line.
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"There are relatively few areas where you could see synergy between Kmart and Sears."
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Moreover, the way in which Synergy determines what a "roll" is can be misleading.
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For example, in or around November 2015, Cohen received the contact information for, and spoke with, a Russian national who claimed to be a 'trusted person' in the Russian Federation who could offer the campaign 'political synergy' and 'synergy on a government level.
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According to Synergy Sports, Simmons ranks in the 18th percentile as a post-up scorer.
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It's the prime example of what can happen when quality and charm work in synergy.
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Synergy Group, the controlling shareholder of both South American carriers, wants to eventually merge them.
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I'm going to bet there's more synergy between Pandora and Sirius on connected car radio.
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"There is definite synergy between owning the content and having the largest distributor," Malone said.
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The launch of the Nest Hub Max represents a key step toward that hardware synergy.
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Synergy Research, a firm that tracks cloud market share, reports that the company is struggling.
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"I love the synergy between my music and how it inspires my fashion," she said.
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According to Synergy Sports, he's yet to finish a single possession as the roll man.
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With Prince George "you get natural interactions and a real synergy between them," he shares.
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But the best synergy lies in uniting YouTube's sporadic video content with Twitter's constant chatter.
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"The synergy game is totally the same," Descheemaeker said about generating growth by building scale.
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It always felt seamless, like the perfect synergy between three people with one singular vision.
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"We would not expect a high degree of synergy from this combination," wrote Santander analysts.
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Not much synergy between rafting supplies and wheat, but the tax credits would be attractive.
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AWS controls one-third of the cloud infrastructure services market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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A syndemic is "a synergy of pandemics that co-occur," interact and share common causes.
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Microsoft is second with 16%, followed by Google with 8%, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Line loves corporate synergy, too, heralding sticker sets starring Snoopy, Super Mario and Hello Kitty.
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Does Stankey plan to "incentivize more collaboration " between Time Warner's famously synergy-free operating units?
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According to Synergy Sports, Oladipo's greatest struggle relative to last year has been in isolation.
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According to Synergy Sports, he only finished 11 possessions all year as a roll man.
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According to Synergy Sports, 443 percent of his possessions were on post-ups last season.
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But synergy like this, where the dots are connected out in the open, is rare.
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Palm's webOS operating system had a feature something like this called Synergy, but it's defunct.
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Unlike any other location in the city, there's a vibrant synergy between sport and art.
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According to Synergy Sports, Belinelli finished in the 99th percentile when attacking of a DHO.
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There is a certain disquieting synergy between the world of art and that of sports.
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The dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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But given a solid Democrat, a flawed Republican, and some synergy — we'll see some change.
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There's so much more synergy in this room if we were having a group discussion.
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"There is a lot of synergy between our two brands, and we're excited," Hurbis said.
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"There's a lot of synergy happening in the anti-establishment movement right now," Marlow said.
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In the past four quarters AWS' market share increased by 1 percentage point, Synergy said.
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But it's his trio's synergy that gives "Agrima" what it needs: possibility, irony, tenderness. 13.
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A dark synergy of extreme weather and emboldened pests could imperil vast stretches of woodland.
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"We were expecting to have some kind of synergy... after almost four years from that entrance we are happy with the stake, because it has been very profitable, but the reality is that we have not any kind of synergy with Abertis," he said.
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"We continue to believe that there is great synergy between the two companies," today's statement said.
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Synergy Pharmaceuticals (SGYP) reported positive results in a clinical trial for an irritable bowel syndrome treatment.
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"There is a lot of synergy there and we are working very closely together," April said.
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Ideally your lifestyle and skin care should work in synergy with one another for maximum benefit.
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Apple's new Apple TV was all about iTunes synergy back in 2007 when it came out.
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By using the same strategy many of the great hip-hop entrepreneurs have before him: synergy.
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"There's a great synergy between these two missions, and we're very excited about it," Gilbert said.
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Synergy Research pegs the current cloud infrastructure market at well over $100 billion annually (and growing).
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"By helping others, they were helping themselves, and that seemed like a great synergy," said Burnham.
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Among the winners are Global Power Synergy Pcl, Superblock Pcl, Bangchak Petroleum Pcl and Solartron Pcl.
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Techstars is looking to intensify that synergy through two new programs the company is announcing today.
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There's great synergy between Sony's unmatched noise canceling, thoroughly optimized physical design, and friendly audio tuning.
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The business includes devices such as clot-preventing device Watchman and drug-releasing heart stent Synergy.
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The driving "Gotta catch 'em all" ethos behind Pokémon jells perfectly with Funko Pops' mission: synergy!
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These stocks were mixed Tuesday with PDC Energy gaining 3.9 percent, while Synergy shed 5.6 percent.
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That was a point that Synergy Chief Analyst John Dinsdale made in the firm's latest report.
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Last year Synergy Research reported the overall cloud market worldwide grew 32 percent to $250 billion.
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The amazing top-jungle synergy of Yang and Revolta secured many fans for the scrappy crew.
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The United loan, finalized in late November, was negotiated for years and eventually went to Synergy.
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And remember, if you can demonstrate greater synergy, you can put more debt into the equation.
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One last bit: Ring is always getting Key access for a bit of inter-brand synergy.
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According to Synergy Sports, he finished in the 87th percentile in spot-up situations last season.
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This series is itself an instructive example of Disney's synergy-centric approach to its video service.
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In particular, the DPP's antagonistic stand against China creates the perfect synergy with Washington's China policy.
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"The synergy exists in both directions," ICSC President and CEO Tom McGee said in an interview.
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According to Synergy Sports, he ranked in the 62nd percentile as a pick-and-pop weapon.
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His father is a system administrator at Plano Synergy, a sporting goods company in Clearwater, Fla.
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Unizo has publicly opposed the H.I.S. bid, saying it lacked synergy and undervalued the hotel chain.
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Sechin has said that the purchase of Bashneft would provide a synergy effect for the company.
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According to Synergy Sports, Prince ranks in the 83rd percentile as a pick-and-roll passer.
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Distributing out of the pick-and-roll he ranked in the 89th percentile, per Synergy Sports.
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But the Rockets already rank first in points per possession after a timeout, per Synergy Sports.
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According to Synergy Sports, only 7.2 percent of Jordan's offense came on post-ups last season.
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"There is more synergy among Asian markets and Australia," she said, especially around personal care products.
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What we're focused on right now is really driving the costs of synergy and revenue synergies.
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As for bottoms, check out the Synergy Leggings, with a high-rise waistline and a ⅞ length.
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Investment bank Inner Circle Sports served as a financial advisor to Synergy Sports in the transaction.
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According to Synergy Sports, Irving finished six possessions from a hand-off in his Celtics debut.
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What Synergy also finds, however is that IBM's cloud business isn't growing rapidly, especially compared to competitors.
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Fitch expects EBITDA growth through cost synergy realization will likely be the main driver of leverage reduction.
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So that's the type of synergy we would like to see, one plus four equals to five.
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It's simply smart synergy for all the Pirates of the Caribbean theme-park rides of the world.
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Antioxidants tend to work best in synergy with the other nutrients and antioxidants found in whole foods.
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According to Synergy Research, the UCaaS market is divided into two segments — standalone applications and business suites.
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Avianca Brasil is owned by holding company Synergy Group, which also controls Colombia's better-known Avianca Holdings.
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But this time the US had played along, a rare bit of synergy in the spy-vs.
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"There is incredible synergy between our two companies from a business, platform, and brand perspective," added Hartz.
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Still, Pichai's company controls just 5 percent of this cloud infrastructure market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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The split tells us that this synergy did not work the way they wanted it to work.
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Engineers know how to keep it safe, and the world's airports have grown in synergy with it.
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"I go to Smooth Synergy [Medical Spa] all the time for my hair laser removal," she explains.
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As Synergy analyst John Dinsdale, pointed out, the private data center is not the only buyer here.
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IBM is ahead of Google in third place in the latest marketshare numbers provided by Synergy Research.
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According to Synergy Sports, post-ups and cuts accounted for 18.2 percent of Simmons's possessions last year.
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Applying it to a Genji just before he activates his own ult, for example, is great synergy.
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There are only five teams still in contention, including Moon Express, Synergy Moon, SpaceIL, Hakuto and TeamIndus.
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Back then, the car was effectively a Toyota Echo sedan with the "Hybrid Synergy" drivetrain dropped in.
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CodeWeavers took advantage of that Intel/Android synergy to get Steam up and running on the Acer.
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Brazil's startups will benefit from the wisdom of global companies and Silicon Valley-like synergy and synchronicity.
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The synergy of interactive ads that take you directly to online purchases is too incredible to resist.
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According to Synergy Sports, Saric allowed opponents to score 1.45 points per possession whenever he switched screens.
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As a consumer you must appreciate a you-minded producer—the perfect synergy between bourgeoisie and proletariat!
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Synergy Moon will fly via Interorbital's Neptune 8, another rocket that has yet to actually reach space.
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According to Synergy Sports, last season he averaged 0.88 points per possession in one-on-one situations.
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According to Synergy Sports, Olynyk ranks in the 89th percentile attacking out of pick-and-pop situations.
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At the current pace, Synergy predicts there will be over 500 worldwide by the end of 2019.
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The company also said it was on track to achieve synergy goals of $150 million by 2019.
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Under the deal, United had loaned $456 million to cash-strapped Avianca's parent company, Synergy Group Corp.
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There are also real opportunities overseas to advance the synergy between marijuana science, education and private business.
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The competitors presented a synergy of top 40 hits and staple pop ballads together with the haka.
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This of course has a worrying synergy with the existing ability to fake video and other imagery.
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At this point, a primary thing I want from any X-Men movie is synergy and cooperation.
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But the synergy that Google's able to obtain with self-interested hardware manufacturers is a suboptimal compromise.
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It seems a waste to not push the boundaries of Hollywood's superhero-Chris synergy a little further.
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We love to be able to pick up groceries and spa equipment under the same roof. Synergy!
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They can quickly deploy capital to accelerate individual bets but they're also creating a portfolio of synergy.
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"AIM" starts with its masterpiece: "Borders," which works best as a synergy of song and video clip.
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But think like a tech chief executive, using the key values of relevance, synergy, data and growth.
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According to Synergy Research Group, AWS controls 34 percent of the market while Azure has 12 percent.
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The notes are issued by ASRI's 100%-owned subsidiary Alam Synergy Pte Ltd and guaranteed by ASRI.
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According to Synergy Sports, Beal finished only ten possessions with a post-up during the regular season.
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He's the worst roll man in the league, per Synergy Sports, scoring 211 points on 13 possessions.
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But in China, the synergy has been taken to the next level with a terrifying green burger.
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But we couldn't lose the synergy that traditionally comes from trust, constant communication and close physical proximity.
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Decarbonizing the global shipping industry will provide tremendous synergy with national climate action plans around the world.
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David Robertson conducted members of the International Contemporary Ensemble, So Percussion and Synergy Vocals, all calmly confident.
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"Kind of like Jacques Cousteau did with ocean exploration," said Kevin Myrick, a founder of Synergy Moon.
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What's missing, I presume, is the business model, and that thing they used to call corporate synergy.
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It's a new class of uber-gear that, much like the synergy changes, has been well-received.
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It lowered its synergy implementation costs forecast to around 725 million crowns from an earlier 10.33 billion.
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According to Synergy Sports, post-ups and cuts accounted for 2268 percent of Simmons's possessions last year.
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Today, according to data from Synergy Research (keeping in mind it's a rapidly changing market), AWS has an enormous market share lead, one that John Dinsdale, chief analyst at Synergy Research, says is so big now, it's going to be very difficult for anyone, even Microsoft to catch them.
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The Russian explained to Mr. Cohen how the Russian government could provide the Trump campaign with "political synergy" and "synergy on a government level," and offered to set up a meeting between Mr. Trump, then a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, and President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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As I was learning where there was the most synergy, I realized it was with women of color.
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According to Synergy Sports, that's more than every team in the league except New Orleans and San Antonio.
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" The pyramid was to be the grand finale for Circus Sarasota's 2017 winter production, which is called "Synergy.
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Synergy estimates the market totaled $70 billion in sales in 2018, with a growth rate of around 50%.
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Meanwhile, only two other teams — Team Indus and an international group Synergy Moon — have secured verified launch contracts.
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"We have a lot of unused potential in the area of synergy and cooperation in energy," he said.
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United extended a $456 million loan to Synergy Group last month as part of its planned joint venture.
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The media company previously had three divisions -- HBO, Warner Bros and Turner -- with relatively little synergy between them.
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Not only is it an example of brand synergy, it's got a built-in legion of loyal voters.
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CALL * ABBVIE SAYS SYNERGY TARGET OF GREATER THAN $2 BILLION FOR ALLERGAN DEAL IS "AN ACHIEVABLE NUMBER" - CONF.
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At the end of the second quarter, Google had only 5 percent of the market, according to Synergy.
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We decided to keep moving forward because we had a great synergy when we were writing music together.
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AWS leads at 31 percent, followed by Microsoft at 11 percent and IBM at 8 percent, Synergy said.
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Substantial Run-Rate Synergies: Both companies have a proven ability to integrate and meet or exceed synergy targets.
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It has 31 percent market share, according to Synergy Research Group, followed by Microsoft's Azure, at 9 percent.
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It's something that's a great relationship and a great synergy between the Stephen Curry brand and Under Armour.
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On Saturday, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said such "synergy" was already factoring into the BOJ's plans.
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Wrath, Mulch, Swipe, Feral Rage and Moonglade Portal, which boost the spell-synergy minions while providing removal options.
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According to Synergy Research Group, Google is fourth in the cloud infrastructure market with 4 percent market share.
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Synergy Research, which follows the cloud market closely, has pegged Amazon's cloud market share at around 35 percent.
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"They can take out costs [and] they can get revenue synergy out of the combination," he told CNBC.
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Synergy Moon aims to make its high-definition view of the Moon to be accessible to anyone online.
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The Rockets allow 1.131 points per possession in transition, per Synergy Sports, which is 22nd in the league.
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There is clear synergy between selective industries and this leads to an overall convergence between companies, between industries.
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Azure commands about 10 percent of the $23 billion market, estimates Synergy Research, compared with AWS' 31 percent.
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Viewing the digital store as complementary not competition, retailers must create a synergy between online and offline shopping.
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According to Synergy, Tatum ranks in the 63rd percentile in scoring around the basket on non-post-ups.
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Even Mr. Colbert appeared to blanch at what came off as an example of corporate synergy gone awry.
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"There's not really any synergy between Verizon's core business and the AOL and Yahoo play," Mr. Wieser said.
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The synergy of these two cards makes discard-focused Warlock decks look very powerful coming into this expansion.
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The band's synergy was a fragile one: Nico was not asked to sing on the Velvets' second album.
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Sure there's the synergy with the emergence of ecstasy, but the whole thing caught on very, very quickly.
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Do you think he believes that thesis, that there's going to be this synergy between the two things?
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So in clinic, at Synergy, we exchange them, and we help patients come off opioids by using cannabis.
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He does by far the most operating out of the post; per the Synergy Sports data on NBA.
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Chart: Synergy Research It would be hard to do any year-end review of AWS without discussing JEDI.
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The synergy between Matthes and Koch is possibly the best I've witnessed between actors on a German stage.
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For SpaceIL and Synergy Moon, the main goal is not starting a business, but inspiring the next generation.
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The phenomena of chain mail, with its liquid-metal qualities, relies on synergy between touch, sight and sound.
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Starkey's newest hearing aid, the SoundLens Synergy, is even smaller than Halo and Muse—too small for Bluetooth.
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MATERIALS SHOULD HAVE UPSIDE ON BOTH MITIGATING COST TO SYNERGIES AS WELL AS GETTING AT THE GROWTH SYNERGY.
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I asked Olga if it was O.K. to leave the costumes to synergy and chance, and she agreed.
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He created Synergy Group, with his brother, José, to serve as the investment vehicle for his many ventures.
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"You might call it corruption-tinged synergy," said Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen, a liberal nonprofit group.
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Alekperov said that Lukoil would be interested to buy into the entire Bashneft, to get a 'synergy effect.
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"It's a brazen and lifeless display of commercial synergy," Laura Collins-Hughes wrote in The New York Times.
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A league-high 29.2 percent of Chicago's possessions have ended in a spot-up situation, per Synergy Sports.
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According to Synergy Sports, Harris ranks in the 93rd percentile as an overall offensive weapon, while Covington is 96th.
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Tying Whole Foods' rewards and coupons into Prime should prove a perfect bit of synergy for the two parties.
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The current top cloud players are Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, Google and Alibaba, according to market insight firm Synergy Research.
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According to numbers from Synergy Research, the company remains the category leader by far with around 35 percent marketshare.
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But it'll be fascinating to see if Netflix's in-world synergy will continue, and how far it will go.
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The second of these will be to bring Plexxi's HCN tech to HPE Synergy and its composable infrastructure business.
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And people forget, within 18 months we had generated about a $3.5 billion run rate synergy in this business.
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Given that fur seals make up a significant portion of a great white's diet, you can see the synergy.
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We can surely expect to see more Amazon-powered deals in Whole Foods stores as the corporate synergy mounts.
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Nevertheless, the leadership of Texans in purchasing green power illustrates the synergy of aligning environmental benefits with financial prudence.
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"Our internal synergy goals are much higher," he said at the annual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.
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Last year, Leonard ran pick-and-roll on a little over 13 percent of his possessions, per Synergy Sports.
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Nobody's stingier after a timeout, per Synergy Sports, and even units seemingly staffed with sieves get the job done.
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The Traditional Knowledge Institute proposed for Bears Ears offers an opportunity for powerful synergy between science and traditional knowledge.
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It was the perfect synergy of technology and intellectual property, which brilliantly captured The Force Awakens' breakout star droid.
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John Dinsdale, an analyst with Synergy Research, a firm that watches the cloud market was dubious about Oracle's reasoning.
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At that point, this wouldn't have been corporate synergy, but just a fun little wink to Peter's 1980s childhood.
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You can feel the terrible synergy emanating from the multiple firewalls it takes to get to our corporate resources.
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And we don't mean the merely annoying (like "literally") or obnoxious (like "synergy"), but words that are viscerally repellent.
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Bring your own good energy into your circle and help create a positive synergy that will permeate the group.
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RUTENBERG One thing lost in that whole controversy — Mr. Lauer and Mr. Trump were once related by corporate synergy.
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According to Synergy, Harden ranks in the 75th percentile as a defender in isolation after a switch this postseason.
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According to Synergy Sports, last year the increasingly lethal play type accounted for 213.4 percent of his offensive possessions.
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According to Synergy Sports, Butler ranked in the 003th percentile as a pick-and-roll ball-handler last year.
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According to Synergy Sports, Miles is the most efficient spot-up player in the entire league (minimum 200 possessions).
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Avianca Brasil is owned by holding company Synergy Group, which also controls the better-known Avianca Holdings SA AVT_p.
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That spooked investors, and it's too soon to tell if the two sides will find some synergy in 2016.
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Chart: Synergy Research While this is from Q1, it illustrates the relative positions of companies in the cloud market.
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It's also going to bring more smart home synergy by building a smart speaker into the product, per rumors.
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Chinese firms account for roughly 80 percent of total cloud services revenue in China, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Amazon deployed Alexa in 2014, and the software has helped the company woo new users with convenience and synergy.
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According to Synergy Sports, Thomas finished 23 possessions as a pick-and-roll ball-handler, and the Celtics produced .
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"We've had Esso Synergy upgrades this year that have enabled us to compete with Mercedes and beat them," he said.
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Synergy benefits from FedEx's $5 billion acquisition of TNT Express last year could also present a positive surprise for investors.
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The synergy concerns from the investment community are actually fairly aligned with those expressed by some of the developer community.
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MI, and raised its synergy target to 13 million euros a year from the 300 million it had previously forecast.
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According to Synergy Sports, he ranks in the 25nd percentile, with post-up opportunities nearly doubling from last year's output.
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Google is fourth in that mix, behind Microsoft in second and IBM in third, according to numbers from Synergy Research.
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" Synergy Pharmaceuticals: "You're a little too bullish on that, and I don't think Allergan is in the market at all.
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In fact, Amazon has a larger market share than the next four companies combined, according to data from Synergy Research.
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According to Synergy Sports, the percentage of all his jumpers that were off the dribble last season was 39 percent.
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I like that I'm concluding this article by hitting on a bit of hardware-software synergy with the iris scanner.
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Unizo had rejected H.I.S.'s offer, which was valued at $390 million, saying it was too low and lacked synergy.
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Unizo had rejected H.I.S.'s offer, which was valued at $13 mln, saying it was too low and lacked synergy.
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He shot 32 percent on post-ups last season, per Synergy Sports, and is only at 40 percent this year.
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From the start, there was an unusual synergy between fans, including music fans, and the developing world of networked computing.
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But according to Synergy Sports, James has ended just one possession with a shot, foul, or turnover in this series.
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It must have seemed like a perfect piece of synergy from two players at the top of their respective games.
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Juan received the CEC Synergy Award in 2008 and the Sealy Center for Environmental Health & Medicine HERO Award in 2009.
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"There really has to be a synergy between their timeline and the show," says Saeed Jones, co-host of #AM2DM.
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Disagreements over so-called social issues usually thwart most transactions, and synergy savings typically aren't enough to catalyze a transaction.
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At the time, Synergy identified the four biggest players as Amazon, Microsoft, Google and IBM with Alibaba coming up fast.
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The transaction is expected to generate an operational synergy run rate of 15 million euros by 2019 end, Owens added.
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Avianca's controlling shareholder, Synergy Aerospace Corp, will offer financing of up to $200 million to the company, the statement said.
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This first Black Panther is by no means bad, but it's missing the synergy that brings the form to life.
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Opponents have scored on only 48.2 percent of their transition possessions, per Synergy, the fifth-lowest mark in the league.
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According to Synergy Sports, Butler's possessions as a pick-and-roll ball-handler are down 210 percent from last season.
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In the fourth quarter it held 34 percent of the market for cloud infrastructure services, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Who would want to disrupt this perfect synergy in exchange for tourism or forestry income in the guise of "conservation"?
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With their collaborative momentum, PrEP and MAT programs could foster public health synergy by recognizing prisons as critical intervention points.
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White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump was in contact with the wife of the Russian who offered "synergy" to Cohen.
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Mr. Kaysen recently announced the Synergy Series, a string of special dinners featuring top-shelf guest chefs from New York.
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But the human scale of graft, through history, helps us understand the synergy of greed and appetite, hassle and necessity.
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According to Synergy Sports, LaMarcus Aldridge is the only player who's drawn more hard double teams than Embiid this season.
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"They see the synergy of the two brands as a great relationship and it works for both parties," he said.
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More crucially, she transformed one of the biggest events in sports, corporate synergy, and entertainment into a distinctly political act.
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Absorb also will compete with Medtronic Plc's traditional drug-coated Resolute stent and Boston Scientific Corp's Synergy and Promus stents.
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"The trick is building truth and trust," says Welch, speaking at the Synergy Global forum in New York City recently.
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Synergy Biz Group, a local architecture and development company, has recycled them into communal living spaces with some modern touches.
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The sculpture is one of her earliest probes into traditional Indian myth that breathes synergy between male and female sexualities.
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Child settled on Amazon rather than Netflix or any other streaming service in part because of the synergy it allowed.
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These four ingredients, Watson declares, have a "synergy" of a hundred per cent—they are an unimprovable combination, chemically speaking.
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"VW and Ford have a nice synergy with their customer base, so this limited partnership could be successful," she said.
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As with Google, Alibaba sits well in the back of the pack, as Synergy Research's latest market share data shows.
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They have the NBA's fifth-worst offense; according to Synergy Sports, no team is less efficient out of time outs.
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"Weve had great synergy with Google Cloud from the beginning, and the mission were on is a giant mission," Bien said.
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Annual revenue now exceeds $23 billion and AWS controls 13 percent of the public cloud market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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The notes will be issued by ASRI's wholly owned subsidiary Alam Synergy Pte Ltd, and guaranteed by ASRI and its subsidiaries.
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Add to that IBM, and the four leading players account for 53 percent of the market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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With Uber centered around a major technology like AI, its easy for SoftBank's fund to create synergy around them, he said.
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"And so, there's a particular synergy there, which I think makes it exciting and fulfilling for millennials to work at Facebook."
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In addition, PTT is expanding its utility subsidiary Global Power Synergy (GPSC) which focuses on providing power to industries, Chansin said.
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We are very excited about the company and expect much synergy between WaveOptics and Bosch in a variety of AR applications.
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"Losing Kyron with offensive synergy and leadership (hurt us)," said Cooley, adding that Cartwright would be re-evaluated after the game.
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But Cramer noted that the deal would create synergy between the companies, boost earnings and diversify the company's portfolio of products.
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We haven't heard a peep from the international team Synergy Moon, one of the five X Prize finalists, since early February.
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"That synergy in a relationship I think goes a really, really long way in any kind of busy relationship," Serhant says.
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Per Synergy, he generates 1.25 points per possession (which places him in the 113th percentile) after tallying just 0.95 last season.
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For all three tech companies, music is a side business that creates synergy with all of the other products they offer.
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"Emphasis is placed on proposals that take into account financial prudence and synergy in the operations of Malaysia Airlines," he said.
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Noting the higher synergy target, it said there was likely to be room for greater cost optimization in the longer term.
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"The listed company aims to boost synergy and enhance overall profitability through a merger with Adama," Sanonda said in the filing.
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Dusk sees less guitar and more of a recently acquired Wurlitzer piano but the pairs distinctive songwriting and musical synergy remains.
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The last groups standing were announced on Tuesday: They are (drum roll) Moon Express, SpaceIL, Team Indus, Hakuto, and Synergy Moon.
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"We're seeing a lot more synergy between what maybe were traditionally more siloed, things like health and criminal justice," Blackman said.
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He spaced the floor just fine, but also finished in the 29th percentile as a spot-up scorer, per Synergy Sports.
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Synergy reported that the year closed with over 390 web-scale data centers worldwide, up from 5003 in just one year.
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Razer sees a lot potential synergy between its own gaming credentials and the wider audience and brand recognition that THX enjoys.
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Beal is their primary threat on those plays, obviously, and he has wonderful synergy with Gortat when navigating around his picks.
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According to Synergy Research Group, Oracle isn't among the top four contenders, a group that includes Amazon, Microsoft, IBM and Google.
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MERLO: I THINK THERE'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY THAT WHEN YOU COMBINE THE TWO TOGETHER, THERE'S A SYNERGY THAT CAN BE CREATED.
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Mr. Moore plans to monetize viewing across platforms (video on demand, streaming services, iTunes, DVD) while profiting through improved corporate synergy.
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And the connected technology will interact with the automated driving technology to create the synergy of "connected and automated vehicles" (CAVs).
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So what better end point than for me to lead a meeting, about important business things, like synergy and so on?
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He can't create his own shot and, according to Synergy Sports, has only scored four points all season off a cut.
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According to Synergy Sports, the percentage of Turner's possessions that are post ups has risen by exactly six percent this year.
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The synergy between two people in a relationship is enough to create an effect akin to taking a mind-altering substance.
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Lifelong city dwellers, he, Prinz and Miller are enthusiastic about the synergy being created with the 140-year-old family farm.
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The first of three discs here is defined by the kinetic synergy between the saxophonist's quartet and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.
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On Monday, Synergy Research Group said spending on cloud infrastructure services jumped by 37% year-over-year in the fourth quarter.
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RBC said the closure of the deal means planned synergy will start to be evident, and volume growth will be meaningful.
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At Synergy Quantum Academy, a public charter high school in South Los Angeles, students are conducting experiments based on the novel.
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"The synergy of having them together increases the price," she said, insisting that parents will pay a premium for the convenience.
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In the second quarter, Microsoft Azure held 23 percent share in the cloud infrastructure market, Synergy Research said late on Thursday.
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There was Empresariales, a bus company and affiliate of Synergy that provided ground transportation to the company's pilots and flight attendants.
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Hagedorn said Wall Street analysts should "bear with" Scotts as "we're working on" achieving the "synergy" it promised with the acquisition.
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Walsh had a keen eye for what we now call "synergy," and in this, at least, he had an obliging client.
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In an obsession with memes and fake internet points, Reddit (upvotes) and Bitcoin (bitcoins) find synergy—for better, or for worse.
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And in 43 possessions operating as a pick-and-roll ball-handler, he ranked in the 95th percentile, per Synergy Sports.
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Unizo had rejected last month's approach from H.I.S., which was valued at $73 mln, saying it was too low and lacked synergy.
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And tens of millions of other Amazon Prime qualified products, because no one does synergy quite like the good people at Amazon.
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According to Synergy Sports, Boston scored 1.52 points per possession when Thomas fed the roll man, which ranks in the 97th percentile.
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Any of these could cause inventory interruptions and customer dissatisfaction, putting at risk both synergy forecasts and Rite Aid's ongoing sales trajectory.
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"There may be some synergy between resveratrol and something else present in the wine and not in the grape juice," he said.
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"Bus tickets will remain an important part of our business, [there's] lots of synergy with ride-sharing," she explained in an interview.
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Unizo had rejected last month's approach from H.I.S., which was valued at $390 mln, saying it was too low and lacked synergy.
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Wong Kar-wai uses slow motion in synergy with music, and also uses it to heighten emotion like the longing for love.
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He said that Cisco is interested in backing and supporting startups with an obvious synergy, such as IoT, Big Data, and Analytics.
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" Synergy Pharmaceuticals: "I don't think that Brent Saunders [CEO of Allergan] is going to buy them ... Look, it's had a good run.
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And similarly, you have a total kind of synergy between psychological and physiological and physical characteristics that go into defining your limits.
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Since Meghan officially joined the royal family with her May wedding to Harry, there has been a shake up in its synergy.
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Mr Kriete sued both airlines, Mr Efromovich, his brother José and Synergy (the company through which they control Avianca) in New York.
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Fuse claims to dramatically increase the synergy between the two, which makes the creation and evolution of native apps faster and easier.
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" Even without the bandanas, the team had great synergy: "The best part about my team is that everyone brings a different expertise.
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The latest quarterly analysis report from Synergy suggests AWS accounts for 45 percent of the worldwide Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) market.
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Second, and more intriguing, is how Cohen discusses the November 2015 approach by a Russian intermediary offering "political synergy" with the campaign.
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Synergy Pharmaceuticals Inc's Trulance, which was approved for chronic idiopathic constipation in January, is also being tested in patients with IBS-C.
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Under the deal, United said it would provide a $456 million term loan to cash-strapped Avianca's top shareholder, Synergy Group Corp.
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Investors welcomed the new profit and synergy guidance, and shares in Shire were up 2.7 percent at 5,060 pence by 1226 GMT.
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Synergy benefits have and will continue to come from network-related opex efficiencies and lower corporate expenses, following the integration of operations.
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Amazon is widely considered the leader in cloud revenue, with about a third of the total market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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"That synergy of rising up to take part of the American dream was a part of what we both shared," Harrison says.
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Internet-era capitalism demands brand synergy above all else and already this week we've seen the 808 turn into a tennis shoe.
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Overall, Google is the No.4 player in cloud infrastructure services, according to Synergy Research, with 4 percent market share last year.
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Sure, but this deal actually makes my life as a CEO easier because GMM can extract huge synergy, leveraging multibillion-dollar resources.
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Before that, you'll also get to see the animated version of Mulan in Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet, out November 21. Synergy!
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In fact, Synergy Research reports that this month the entire market is on a $100 billion run rate for the first time.
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It's a compelling bit of synergy that could point a ways forward, wherein smartphones and the Switch play even more nicely together.
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According to Synergy Sports, Gasol is currently the least efficient player in the league when he gets double-teamed in the post.
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The modern, stripped-down version of this ancient medicine may very well sacrifice some beneficial chemical synergy present in the whole plant.
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Since then, their sponsorships—which King prefers to call "alliances"—have included Kettle Brand potato chips, Clif Bars, and Synergy Organic Clothing.
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According to Synergy Sports, Harden turned it over on 28.9 percent of all possessions where he was the ball handler in transition.
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And we've really seen a lot of synergy between the way people work in Box, and how people are working in ServiceNow.
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According to Synergy Sports, the Rockets also jumped from 28th to sixth defending isolation plays, and 18th to second defending dribble handoffs.
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Before the price order on stents, Boston Scientific's Synergy stent used to cost 195,000 rupees ($63,000) in India, according to the letters.
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Twenty-eight percent of Howard's offense came via post-ups last season, leading all of his play types according to Synergy Sports.
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"With the great synergy between football and the military, it figures that it had something to do with following orders," Theismann said.
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The next morning, I left Santosh's sea-facing apartment on Trou-aux-Biches to explore Mauritius's cultural synergy with my taste buds.
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The core cloud business was a $60 billion market last year, according to the Synergy Research Group, and it is growing fast.
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And in a display of true corporate synergy, this "Star Wars" property was entrusted to a veteran of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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" Dan Barron of New York wrote of the 2009 904: "I enjoy wine, above all else, for its synergy with my food.
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"I changed how the synergy skill tree system works by adding bonus skill stats with items instead of other skills," Godbout said.
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According to Synergy Research, Google is fourth in global cloud infrastructure with 5 percent of the market, trailing AWS, Azure and IBM.
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For Henkel the deal would be a game-changer as it would unlock substantial synergy with its popular Schwarzkopf brand, analysts said.
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In January 2017, five finalists were selected to compete: SpaceIL (Israel), Moon Express (USA), Synergy Moon (International), TeamIndus (India) and HAKUTO (Japan).
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Their primary strategy: Partner up with large retailers in order to gain the synergy between goods and services that Amazon already has.
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Synergy only counts a possession as a roll if Gobert finishes the play with a field goal attempt, drawn foul, or turnover.
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Hill is especially good, scoring 2016.1 points per pick-and-roll possession according to Synergy, the sixth-highest mark in the league.
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According to Synergy Sports, he finished the 22-2.2 season as the most efficient spot-up scorer in basketball (minimum 200 possessions).
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It's a lyric in the song "Up&Up," and was the message shared by spectators during last year's Super Bowl Halftime Show. Synergy!
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According to Synergy Sports, opponents averaged a paltry 0.68 points per possession in isolation and 0.87 in the post when he defended them.
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Amazon has roughly 34 percent of the cloud market, more than triple the size of its nearest competitor, according to Synergy Research Group.
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"In papers I've read about Ayurvedic medicine, they talk about a synergy existing between all the different constituents within different plants," Howe said.
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Even though Google commands only 4 percent of the industry's revenue, based on data from Synergy Research Group, the pie is quickly growing.
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Thanks to the synergy of their evolving celebrity and their skill at crafting bops, their comeback is actually breaking through beyond simple nostalgia.
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The company's $33714 billion cost synergy target is predicated largely on improved sourcing, in addition to reducing duplicative costs in the combined entity.
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Kaji Rai, 35, who works at the farm Synergy, said moving closer had relaxed him, and not just because he drove fewer miles.
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Rayson told me he had considered raising a further funding round to scale up, but liked the synergy with Brandwatch, hence the deal.
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Synergy was kind enough to provide a separate report on the cloud market, which grew 32 percent last year to $250 billion annually.
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Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, IBM and Google combined control well more than half the worldwide cloud infrastructure services market, Synergy Research Group estimates.
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"There's a synergy between Trump's desire for a deal and Bolton's ideological prejudices," notes Jeffrey Bader, an East Asia guru and former diplomat.
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Since Meghan officially joined the royal family with her wedding last year to Harry, there has been a shake up in its synergy.
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The effect is sonically powerful, visually thrilling and a demonstration of group synergy that speaks to a broader sense of shared cultural history.
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CN and Avianca Brasil, the South American airlines controlled by Bolivian-born entrepreneur Germán Efromovich's Synergy Group, people familiar with the matter said.
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From a numbers standpoint, Google is actually a distant fourth in the $23 billion cloud infrastructure services market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Retroactively problematic synergy in Happy Gilmore was not confined to Adam Sandler beating up a famous old orange guy who possibly deserved it.
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Not every Sonos speaker is the same, but they have an elegant synergy and sound that no other speaker system seems to have.
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The two have shown moments of synergy, like combining for 57 points and 24 rebounds to beat the Lakers 105-97 on Sunday.
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Yet Dardoch's brazen play could catalyze big moments for Liquid, and his synergy with Sam "Lourlo" Jackson in the top lane was undeniable.
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Synergy is a tainted term in the tech world, having been sullied by a steady succession of invocations tied to ill-fated mergers.
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Okay, this is maybe just ~brand synergy~ and a weird excuse to promote Star Trek and Rihanna's new single at the same time.
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And we think that there could be some real synergy, and we find it an interesting project, to help us figure this out.
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As best as could be determined, behind the office's aggressive immigration enforcement lies some synergy of national, state, local, and ICE office politics.
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Speaking of AWS, as of April 2018 it had a 33 percent share of the cloud infrastructure market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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According to Synergy Sports, Horford had already posted up five more times heading into the conference finals than all of last year's playoffs.
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What was once called good government, then government efficiency, followed by synergy and optimization, has now morphed into today's drive for more innovation.
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According to Synergy Sports, only six players draw a hard double team more frequently than Embiid, with one being his teammate, Jahlil Okafor.
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The higher-ed market is traditionally characterized by long sales cycles, many stakeholders with various interests and lack of synergy of technology initiatives.
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And given its open-source nature, this kind of TV/smart device forced synergy is opening the door for some Wiki-based prankery.
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According to Synergy Sports, almost a third of George's offensive possessions were either coming off a screen or as a spot-up threat.
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I've been documenting official and unofficial car lot meets, ranging from very organized (STRADA) to more DIY (Phantom Meets GTA, Club Synergy, Kaiten).
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According to Synergy Sports, he's posting up less frequently while upping his field goal percentage from 39.5 percent (last season) to 47.7 percent.
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Overall, Google was the No. 4 player in cloud infrastructure services last year with a 4 percent market share, according to Synergy Research.
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"It's like a fully functioning office but cooler, and I like the synergy with the other people who are also working," he said.
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Microsoft has nearly doubled its share of that market to 13 percent since the end of 2015, according to the Synergy Research Group.
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These two very different solos — one featuring appropriated photographs, the other oil paintings — have an unexpected synergy, especially regarding visual memory and associations.
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An early example of insurance synergy could involve India's PolicyBazaar, which raised $200 million in June in an investment round led by Softbank.
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Ghosn said the venture was established for "synergy and not for payment" and that claims of improper payments were a "distortion of reality."
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This cultural flowering and embrace of an artist by a ruler made me think of the synergy between Queen Elizabeth I and Shakespeare.
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Dogs and their owners have this lovely synergy -- they gaze into each other's eyes, and both of them have this flow of oxytocin going.
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Doctor Who and rock culture seemed like they were forging a lasting bond during Pertwee's term, but that synergy wound up being short-lived.
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Amazon Web Services is the clear leader in the global cloud business, controlling more than 30% of the market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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And, of course, there's the possibility the only thing west of Westeros is Westworld, giving HBO the synergy it never even knew it needed.
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Our company is always exploring the synergy between ASL and music, and we're thrilled that our work is being seen by a new audience.
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Other than that, Jenner loves Thibiant Beverly Hills New Radiance Optimum Synergy Cream, which retails for a cool $215, and good ol' La Mer.
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"I think [this tour merch] signifies the very important synergy between fashion and music and how intrinsically interconnected these worlds are now," Quay said.
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According to Synergy Sports, only two players who've used at least 2016 of their team's possessions are more efficient: Kevin Durant and Steph Curry.
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According to Synergy Sports, Rivers averaged 210 points per possession in isolation situations last year, a figure that placed him in the 2240rd percentile.
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"We got rid of big dumbbells because it kept away the juiceheads who intimidate everyone," said Michalis Solomou, 257, a part owner of Synergy.
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According to Synergy, Golden State ranks No. 24 in the NBA in isolations per game despite having the sixth-best efficiency on such plays.
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Since Meghan officially joined the royal family in May, there has been a shake up in its synergy – one that many believe was inevitable.
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Synergy, a publicly-traded food products company, was delisted from the Nasdaq in December 2008, and filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in January 2011.
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To be successful, you really have to communicate and work together or else you could easily get steamrolled by a team with good synergy.
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It's a nice bit of synergy between Apple, the carriers it works with, and the human urge to just get the shiny new thing.
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The other finalist teams are TeamIndus, Synergy Moon, and Moon Express, none of which are reportedly in a position to launch before March 31st.
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Out of Tennessee, Don Trip and Starlito's Step Brothers series remains a staggering example of what happens when disparate styles translate to brilliant synergy.
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And like the Olympics, it would complete a kind of tiered color synergy for the iPhone's overall color palette (gold, silver, and now bronze).
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During a free period in the morning, I made copies and had another conversation with my co-teacher to ensure our synergy was flawless.
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AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot confirmed the company sees very strong synergy potential and financial rationale for this transaction during a conference call with investors.
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A mysterious Russian reached out to the Trump campaign offering "political synergy" a year before the 2016 election, according to a new court filing.
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Meredith sees more than a half-billion dollars in synergy savings, and a source says it expects to also divest some struggling Time Inc.
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Amazon's AWS held steady at 33 percent of the worldwide market share of cloud infrastructure service providers in the first quarter, according to Synergy.
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And though it grew just 43 percent in the first quarter, Amazon's cloud revenue is more than the next five providers combines, Synergy estimates.
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I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO FIND THE SYNERGY BETWEEN OUR DIFFERENT PORTFOLIO COMPANIES THAT WE HAVE AT SOFTBANK AND COMBINING IT WITH A NEW COMPANY.
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But, we've had a tremendous marketing effort across the company with great synergy efforts and a very innovative marketing effort outside of the company.
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"It takes tremendous work to create engaging and rigorous educational resources," said Adam Freed, the chief executive of Teacher Synergy, the company behind teacherspayteachers.com.
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Pairing content companies with distribution networks is the very definition of synergy, and it'll result in more choice, better service and savings for customers.
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In an interview with CNBC Make It at the New York Synergy Global Forum, Kawasaki shared a simple thing every entrepreneur-hopeful should consider.
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Fitch believes that this REIT plan can bring synergy to Greenland's existing business that has a substantial exposure to large-scale commercial property development.
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In an interview with CNBC Make It at the New York Synergy Global Forum, Kawasaki also shared the financial advice he gives his children.
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For Jilanne Hoffmann, like many Synergy parents, every morning flirts with disaster: It seems only a matter of time before a child is hit.
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Along with controlling the new Switch titles, it can be used to capture Pokémon via Pokémon GO. There's some good brand synergy right there.
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According to Synergy Sports, his percentile ranking in isolation situations each season since he entered the league are: 241th, 25th, 299th, 95th, 80th, 95th.
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"For whatever reason, the synergy didn't exist before I left office," said Mr. McCollum, who received a $500 donation from Mr. Trump in 2006.
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Short interactions in hallways or around coffee machines are the hidden elements of human interaction that create synergy, but also build trust and confidence.
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One of the most interesting emails contained an analyst report from Sanford C. Bernstein, which doubled the "synergy" figure I used to $3 billion.
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To Cashman, it has all come together through organizational synergy — the scouting, development, analytics, sports science and coaching staff members all working in sync.
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Ms. Talton, 103, is founder of the Flourish Conference for Women in Leadership, and chief executive of Synergy Marketing Strategy & Research in Akron, Ohio.
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Their differences turned out to be crucial to the duo's synergy, and over the next two decades, they rode a tidal wave of popularity.
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South American businessman German Efromovich, through Luxemburg-based Synergy Europe, has submitted an expression of interest for the airline, Il Sole 2300 Ore said.
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At first, the public-private synergy produced real benefits; the AK Party expanded metro service throughout Istanbul and created new parks and pedestrian spaces.
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An Ebitda add-back is a cost saving or synergy that is added to the profits of a business to show higher projected earnings.
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In a phone call during the Nobel press conference, Peebles highlighted the synergy between theory and observation that led to these deeper scientific insights.
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Goodbody Stockbrokers estimated that CRH was paying a pre-synergy multiple of 11 times Ash Grove's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA).
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At the end of July, Amazon held 34 percent of the cloud infrastructure services market, while Microsoft had 11 percent, according to Synergy Research.
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In the second quarter, AWS controlled 34 percent of the cloud infrastructure market, topping Microsoft, IBM and Google combined, according to Synergy Research Group.
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They were a world where all the most relevant synergy was taking place, and yet to almost everyone they were a wholly inaccessible secret.
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Advanced sports technology company Atrium Sports has acquired Synergy Sports Technology, one of the leading providers in statistics and analytics, the companies announced Monday.
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We'd had a lot over conversations over the years with other companies and often, early on in that conversation, the question would be synergy.
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Microsoft overtook Google in public cloud market share in 2016 and now ranks second only to Amazon, according to data from Synergy Research Group.
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Shares of Synergy Pharmaceuticals skyrocketed more than 10 percent higher on Friday after the firm reported positive trial results for an irritable bowel syndrome drug.
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In the third quarter, Microsoft gained more share than Amazon, IBM, Google or Alibaba in the cloud infrastructure services market, according to Synergy Research Group.
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The $1.5 billion savings targeted within three years are a "pro forma" synergy goal, which excluded the impact of divestments, Johannes Dietsch told the newspaper.
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According to Synergy Sports, the only players who've been more efficient on at least 30 isolation plays are Khris Middleton, Bradley Beal, and Kemba Walker.
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The five teams moving ahead are SpaceIL, Moon Express, Synergy Moon, Team Indus, and Hakuto, according to an announcement by the X Prize Foundation today.
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But what once was a frantic push and pull between congressional Republicans and the president has now become a nearly party-wide synergy with Trump.
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We're in early days of working out exactly how we're going to bring to life the synergy plans for greater revenue growth and profit growth.
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"We are confident that we will meet our synergy target of 500 million euros on an annual run-rate basis by mid-2019," Boer said.
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This cable synergy is neat, useful, and subtly transformative to my anxiety levels when I need to dash off to a meeting in a hurry.
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Efromovich had taken the loans to invest in shipyards in Brazil with his Synergy Group conglomerate, which provides oil exploration services and operates domestic airlines.
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While Microsoft has been coming fast, it's still about a third of Amazon in terms of market size, as Synergy Research's Q42017 data clearly shows.
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The cinematic quality of the visuals and palpable synergy with the music are executed in a way that could only be achievable in virtual reality.
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Given Ledger's expertise in building secure cryptocurrency wallets, the synergy is obvious, though no other details about the deal between the two companies were revealed.
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Team Envy came roaring out of the gate with a series of strong performances, but has waned over time due to issues with team synergy.
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There's a synergy between the technology, innovative, creative push of this Valley with the problem-solving that we need to do on a global basis.
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Fitch expects the company to gradually improve its capital structure driven by expansion of operating margins and the synergy gains from the recently acquired businesses.
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He's a masterful pick-and-roll operator who finished in the 93rd percentile scoring against defenders who chased him above the screen, per Synergy Sports.
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The deal involves Bausch serving as a stalking horse, meaning it is putting a floor on bids for Synergy in the event other offers emerge.
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Bowers & Wilkins is an old-school manufacturer, and a partnership with a bleeding-edge automation company could make for, as they say, powerful market synergy.
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Efromovich's Synergy Group separately controls Avianca Brasil, the fourth-largest airline in Brazil, where the government is reconsidering laws requiring domestic control of its airlines.
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PA) said on Monday it had finalised its 3.2 billion euros ($20173 billion) acquisition of GE Water, and confirmed its synergy outlook for the deal.
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In the $23 billion cloud infrastructure market, AWS ranks first with 31 percent share, followed by Microsoft, IBM and Google, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Some commentators, including Adair Turner of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, argue that the synergy between monetary and fiscal stimulus can be pushed further.
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He's led the league in deflections all season and ranks in the 91st percentile as an isolation defender, per Synergy Sports, on a dominant unit.
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San Antonio led the league in post-ups this season, per Synergy Sports, and led the league in mid-range field goal attempts as well.
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When engaged in isolation, he's forced a turnover 30.8 percent of the time, which ranks second among the 88 players who qualify, per Synergy Sports.
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According to Synergy Sports, Williams is averaging 26.0 points per possession on left-side pick-and-rolls where he pulls up to shoot a jumper.
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If brands find the right counterpart for a viral partnership, it can create a great synergy, according to Michelle Greenwald, marketing professor at NYU Stern.
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Around 23 seconds in, there's a slow-motion shot of a model drinking a can of Hype while Quavo struts around a shiny car. Synergy!
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The beauty of the duality of exporting higher education and making the U.S. workforce more internationally competitive is that there is synergy between the two.
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"There's a natural synergy between what states are doing and the Democratic agenda nationally," said Larry Levitt, a vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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He decided to capitalize on the emerging synergy between television and professional sports by enlisting performers on the sidelines to complement players on the field.
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In the first quarter, Alibaba surpassed IBM to become the world's fourth-biggest provider of cloud infrastructure and related services, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Amazon Web Services held 33 percent of the cloud infrastructure market in the first quarter, compared to Microsoft's 13 percent, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Analysts at Bradesco BBI said in a note to clients that the synergy between Rede D'Or and Qualicorp has potential to create new healthcare products.
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Her search for that country-disco synergy is far from pointless; the best songs on Golden prove that she's not entirely out of her depth.
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Per Synergy, he has the tenth most post-ups already this season despite playing half of the minutes of everyone else in the top ten.
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The result was an endlessly nuanced synergy, despite the formal differences between his three-dimensional, non-figurative work and her exuberantly figurative two-dimensional photographs.
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There was little synergy between the two businesses, since food delivery in India is done by motorcycle couriers, while rides are provided mostly by cars.
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Avianca management changed last May after majority shareholder Synergy Group Corp lost control of the company when it breached a loan agreement with United Airlines.
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New wave's greatest quality was always its synergy of alternative sensibilities and incredible pop songwriting, a sweet spot between light and dark, tragedy and comedy.
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The deal will allow Synergy to access Atrium's platform of comprehensive data and advanced automated video production, create new content and offer more commercial opportunities.
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"This is about scale, this is about building viewers, which drives advertisers, and we believe there is a lot of revenue synergy here," Shammo said.
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Alibaba is the leading cloud vendor in China, although AWS leads in Asia overall, according to the most recent Synergy Research data on the region.
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Philly's Expanding Playbook It's oh so very early, but according to Synergy Sports, the Philadelphia 76ers boast the NBA's most efficient offense after a timeout.
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Movement through tight spaces is hard to quantify, but as the ball-handler in transition, Wall's field goal percentage dropped to 46.2, per Synergy Sports.
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The Cavs rank second in transition defense in these playoffs, which is a slight improvement from dead last during the regular season, per Synergy Sports.
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According to data released by Synergy Research last week, IBM remains the number three cloud infrastructure provider by virtue of its strength in private cloud services.
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To emphasize the synergy between these modern-day craft works and their lineage, each piece has been partnered with corresponding antiques from the History Center's collection.
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I'm not 100 percent sure what they're on to, because I have none of the problems they describe, but I love synergy wherever I see it.
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Floor spacers Kevin Love, Kyrie Irving, Matthew Dellavedova, Channing Frye, and J.R. Smith, have thrived off of their drive and kick synergy with LeBron (and Kyrie).
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Wacoal's core values have a beautiful synergy with Lively's, enabling us to come together, not just to take market share, but to also create market share.
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"We've got a strong history of successfully integrating two companies and meeting and often exceeding our synergy targets," Wirth said during a conference call with analysts.
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Microsoft finished 2017 with 13 percent of the cloud infrastructure services market, according to Synergy Research Group, a gain of three percentage points during the year.
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Perry is able to create a mesmerizing body of work that "slows down" the tempo through choreography and music to portray a surreal synergy of elements.
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In its most recent report, Synergy Research, a company that monitors cloud marketshare, found that enterprise SaaS revenue passed the $2100 billion run rate this quarter.
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As Synergy pointed out, while the market feels mature, if finds that SaaS revenue still accounts for just 13 percent of the overall enterprise software market.
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Five-year-old BlueStacks, which has raised $27 million from investors and claims 130 million users, believes there's plenty of synergy between its service and Twitch.
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In introducing the latest version of the Powerwall, Powerpack and the solar roof, Musk emphasized the synergy that occurs when all of the systems are integrated.
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"People have changed, governance has changed, why go on doing exactly the same thing," one of the sources told Reuters, referring to the annual synergy figures.
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Reward Group's new-business initiatives have limited synergy with existing businesses, and execution risk is high due to the company's short track record in these areas.
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Before then, there will be a focus on growing Red Dot's cross-border trade business and developing synergy with its business in other markets, especially India.
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It was the perfect piece of synergy – leveraging the hardware startup's compelling piece of remote control technology to bring to life the film's most marketable creation.
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Both groups need to work together to hold the administration accountable to ensure that the synergy around diversity in tech is not stymied by conservative views.
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I've always been a fan of the brand and when I sat down with the team it just felt like, there was a really nice synergy.
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The synergy is physical, too, with Danielle, 28, Este, 31, and Alana, 8083, each styled as an integral member of a thriftily glamorous gang of three.
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According to Synergy Sports, 30 players in the playoffs have isolated at least 15 times, and the only one more efficient than Paul is Khris Middleton.
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He's isolating twice as often, per Synergy Sports, and the percentage of his shots that are catch-and-shoot threes has dropped from 23.5 to 12.0.
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Microsoft, Google and IBM are gaining market share, trailed by Oracle and Alibaba, while companies like Rackspace and Salesforce are strong in niche markets, Synergy said.
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People have said for years that it's impossible for Android phone makers to replicate the iPhone's hardware and software synergy because they don't own the software.
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The synergy of expanding the user base of services like Apple Pay and Apple Music via the availability of more affordable devices should not be underestimated.
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CIC affects about 33 million Americans, according to a statement Synergy shared with Refinery29, and is essentially what it sounds like: constipation that keeps coming back.
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INTEGRATION SAVINGS, SYNERGY SAVINGS HARD TO DO. NOW YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT TAKING AN AEROSPACE SYSTEMS BUSINESS OF 30 BILLION AT UTC AND MAKING IT 43 BILLION.
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According to Synergy, he made 46 percent of his runner attempts last season, scoring the third-most points in college basketball on that type of shot.
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According to Synergy Sports, Bradley was also the most efficient pick-and-roll ball handler in the entire NBA when his man ducked under the screen.
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Microsoft's market share stands at about 10 percent in infrastructure and services compared to 30 percent for Amazon, estimates John Dinsdale, an analyst at Synergy Research.
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Only four players drew more hard double teams in the post last year, per Synergy Sports: Karl-Anthony Towns, DeMarcus Cousins, Marc Gasol, and Enes Kanter.
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In the cloud services market, where Amazon is a player, Chinese operators account for around 80 percent of revenues, according to market research firm Synergy Research.
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Your team needs to feel like the office is the "the cool kid's basement," says Welch, speaking at the Synergy Global forum in New York City.
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The Cohen filings disclosed another piece of that potential proof: a previously unknown Russian contact offering "political synergy" with Trump in the midst of his campaign.
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LOL generated in excess of $21000 million in synergy benefits from the United Suppliers merger with the majority of the savings reinvested back into the business.
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They reveal that a Russian national who claimed connections to the Russian government spoke with Cohen in 2015 and offered "political synergy" with the Trump campaign.
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And he spoke to a Russian man who claimed to have influential connections and offered "political synergy" with the Trump campaign, according to court filings. 15.
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"After college, because of the influence of my parents, I went to law school," Kawasaki told CNBC Make It at the New York Synergy Global Forum.
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People make fun of "corporate speak" like synergy and circle back all the time but particularly in a crisis, words like "re-accommodate" have no place.
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Brazil's startups will benefit from the wisdom of global companies and Silicon Valley-like synergy and synchronicity that has emerged in the region in recent years.
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According to Synergy Sports, just over 38 percent of James' possessions were pick-and-rolls in Game 1, after he averaged 22 percent in the playoffs.
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"CDs are far from dead, and I don't believe they will be any time soon," said Zack Zarrillo of Synergy Artist MGMT and Bad Timing Records.
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And if it's mixed with alcohol, that synergy again can be pretty dangerous, because you'll be more likely to pass out if you combine the two.
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According to Synergy Sports, over 20 percent of all Lowry's possessions are in transition, which is up about three points compared to the past three seasons.
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According to Synergy Sports, that number has fallen 12.5 percent, one year after he was one of the best pick-and-roll scorers in the league.
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The synergies between SoftBank and Yahoo Japan are "consistent with SoftBank Group's broader strategic synergy group initiative," SoftBank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said in the statement.
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If the stars align, perhaps one of these projects will find extraterrestrials just in time for the release of Independence Day: Resurgence for maximum thematic synergy.
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It has also agreed to sell Business Africa's operations in Nigeria, Zambia and Ivory Coast to Synergy Communications and to Vodafone Ghana in Ghana, it said.
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John Dinsdale, chief analyst at Synergy Research, says Microsoft's growth rate is higher overall than Amazon's, but AWS still has a big lead in market share.
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WORKING CONDITIONSCAA offers a collaborative, cohesive work environment where team bonding, synergy, trust, and a whatever-it-takes attitude are commonplace with each staff team member.
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Still, the synergy between online networking and physical networking is so close that it's a surprise that the company hadn't launched an Events feature before now.
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These extensions of Chinese soft power play on the idea of the Silk Road, that mythical ancient golden age of untrammeled trade and cross-cultural synergy.
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Now, a new promotional poster for an upcoming episode of The Simpsons perfectly demonstrates just how nightmarish the corporate synergy between the different Disney divisions is.
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"The sector in the UAE is over-banked, therefore mergers to create bigger entities with better synergy and efficiency is positive for Abu Dhabi," Qaqish added.
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Let's turn three months of pent-up blog energy into sweet, sweet marketing synergy using 'the power of paying real people who aren't Google or Facebook.
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While not all the potential consolidation would boast as much synergy as the Schwab-Ameritrade deal, for example, Cramer said he believes the possibilities are there.
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The company also managed a bit of synergy under the Marcus Lemonis umbrella by partnering with Sweet Pete's on a line of private label chocolate bars.
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The next big thing for crowdsourcing will be a better synergy between sophisticated information technology and the human judgment that is, at least for now, irreplaceable.
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Everything starts with Bird, who runs the show and posted the best defensive points per possession mark in the league, per Synergy, all at age 37.
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According to Synergy Sports, the percentage of his possessions that are run out of the pick-and-roll has more than doubled since his rookie season.
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And even if they were, surely there would be a natural synergy between providing poultry for Buckingham palace and culling vicious birds who terrorize the populace?
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A lasting legal legacy The political synergy between Trump and the courts has an even deeper connection to his presidency than cases in which he is embroiled.
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"We see that the synergy between our farming areas on Shetland and Skye (is) low," Chief Executive Andreas Kvame said in a statement while announcing the review.
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Of course, AWS isn't standing still either, it grew 48 percent last quarter by Canalys' estimate, while Synergy has AWS marketshare up a tick to 34 percent.
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But don't you dare for one moment think that the Poop Troop Emoji Keyboard brought to you by Synergy Pharmaceuticals is in any way a diagnostic tool.
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Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud account for 57% of the cloud market, the lawmakers said in the letter, citing analysis from Synergy Research Group.
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SolarCity shares soared as much as 12 percent Wednesday after Tesla Motors made a $2.8 billion offer to buy the clean energy provider in pursuit of synergy.
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On "Cello Renoise", the tone of Coates' cello achieves a synergy with skittering, alien drum and bass percussion resulting in a virtuoso rinse-out of radiating harmonics.
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"For cloud infrastructure services (IaaS, PaaS, hosted private cloud services) — Oracle has a 2 percent share," John Dinsdale, chief analyst and managing director at Synergy told TechCrunch.
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They weren't really on TV or in the movies, but they were there in Marvel's comics and weirdly (or perhaps there's some synergy there) in hip-hop.
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According to Synergy Research Group, AWS' share of the cloud infrastructure market sits at 45 percent, while Microsoft, Google and IBM have less than 20 percent combined.
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ICL has said the decision to sell the business is in line with its strategy to exit low synergy businesses as it focuses on its mineral operations.
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So today, I had the privilege of being at the Synergy Global Forum, where I&aposm MC and hostess with the mostest, and conducting the Q&A.
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"I can categorically say that the synergy benefits on which the combination is predicated are not based on making 10 percent savings from individual suppliers," added Burnley.
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Beyond the synergy of their dual recent come-ups as indie darlings, it's unclear why writer-director Boots Riley wanted to maneuver them into the same room.
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For the rest of us, it's an endless stream of jokey advertising, a river of safe, chummy craic flowing out onto the vast sea of corporate synergy.
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NN Group had earlier estimated the acquisition would lead to 150 million euros in synergy savings, on top of cost reduction plans earlier announced by both companies.
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We have this amazing synergy of folks who remember how to do a live protest or die-in and younger queers who know how to amplify it.
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AWS ranks first with 31 percent, followed by Microsoft Azure at 9 percent, IBM at 7 percent and Google Cloud Platform at 4 percent, Synergy data show.
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According to Synergy Sports, he's still one of the best isolation defenders in the league, and Milwaukee's defense is somewhat substantially better when he's in the game.
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The world made so much sense last year whenever you read the words that Synergy used to grade how well the San Antonio Spurs performed on defense.
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In November 2015, Cohen spoke with a Russian national who said he could offer the campaign "political synergy" with Russia and repeatedly proposed a meeting with Putin.
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Teaming up with such a wholesaler could also bring synergy to the business-focused strategies that some e-commerce firms are pursuing, said some of the people.
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Other choices for your deck include the Kindly Grandmother, Infested Wolf, or Fiery Bat, which are potent tools on their own plus have great synergy with Barnes.
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According to Synergy Sports, only three players were more efficient than Rubio feeding roll men last year (minimum 200 possessions): Chris Paul, John Wall, and James Harden.
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Synergy will also be seeking to merge Avianca Holdings with OceanAir Linhas Aereas SA, which it controls, "under fair and reasonable terms for both companies", it added.
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"These are very distinct, different instruments but you can also use them in good synergy with each other, and that's also a very important thing," said Mecklenburg.
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It nearly triples the gallery space while raising museum standards for synergy between interior and exterior; between art viewing and viewer comfort; and between galleries and circulation.
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So far this year, 70% of deals had a 25% cap or higher on run rate synergy add-backs, up from 60% in 2018, Proskauer's report shows.
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FARNBOROUGH, England (Reuters) - Synergy Aerospace Corp, the largest shareholder of Colombia-based Avianca and owner of Avianca Brasil, has finalized a deal with European planemaker Airbus (AIR.
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Mueller's court filings revealed that Cohen had spoken to a Russian in 2015 who had offered "political synergy" with the Trump campaign while discussing Trump Tower Moscow.
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LOL expects to realize an additional $211 million in synergy cost savings phased in over the next two years related to supply chain and back office initiatives.
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Campbell CFO Anthony DiSilvestro recently told analysts during an earnings conference call that the work performed since the deal closed has confirmed the company's initial synergy assumptions.
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There will be moments of perfect synergy and moments of exhaustion, but each one will teach you more about how to balance these parts of your life.
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"You have to be able to have a balance," Daniel Bendas, managing partner at Synergy Consultants, which worked with Dunkin' in designing its mobile lane, told CNBC.
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In the meantime, some shuttles use a city stop in front of Synergy, a private school in the Mission district, to pick up and let off workers.
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"There's a synergy by having places play off each other," said Jerry Everard, the developer who renovated the Central Agency Building on 10th Avenue and Seneca Street.
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Horford was one of the most effective scorers in the league last season when rolling to the basket or popping out for a jumper, per Synergy Sports.
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There is an obvious synergy between Payoneer's service, which tackles the complex and bureaucratic world of global money transfer for its customers, and Armor Payments' escrow services.
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"The probability of a no-deal scenario has increased and the synergy potential has been reduced if the deal does go through," said Sebastian Satz of Barclays.
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GuardiaN was benched by Na'Vi in late January, with head coach Andrii "B1ad3" Gorodenskyi citing the need for improved synergy as the driving force behind the move.
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"The military has gotten a lot of benefit from Facebook," said Thet Swe Win, founder of Synergy, a group that focuses on fostering social harmony in Myanmar.
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It's managed to develop a strong synergy between its popular chat feature that's tougher to monetize, and the Stories and Discover content where it can inject ads.
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It's a troubling sign for the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, which is counting on the same magic of synergy and consolidation to make good on its promises.
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It withdraw from the competition last year, but five teams – SpaceIL, Moon Express, Synergy Moon, TeamIndus, and HAKUTO – have until December 31, 2017 to complete the mission.
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"I don't believe the synergy argument," said Vikram Kumar, a hedge fund manager at London-based TT International, which owns more than 1 percent of Ubisoft shares.
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"I had never seen anything like that onstage before — the really unique synergy between the family members, but then also the level of shredding-ness," he said.
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"It is also investing in a business where it has significant synergy and growth potential, which could improve returns even more," Davy analysts wrote in a note.
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This constant interloping synergy is something that former Amazon Studios strategist Matthew Ball wrote about for Recode a couple of weeks ago alongside media executive Alex Kruglov.
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"Isuzu Motors and the Volvo Group strongly believe in the business opportunities and synergy potential between the two groups," Isuzu President Masanori Katayama said in a statement.
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Given how much fun it is to look for classics on services that retain such distinct personalities, I'm glad that corporate synergy doesn't always go too far.
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Per Synergy, Gordon ranks second (of 140 qualified players) in the N.B.A. in points per possession on isolation plays, minimum 40 possessions, with 0.545 points per possession.
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Google had just four percent of the cloud services market last year, behind Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and IBM, according to estimates from Synergy Research Group.
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The U.S. Treasury said it was also sanctioning Synergy SAL and BS Company, which have imported tens of thousands of metric tons of Iranian oil into Syria.
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Here they thought they would hire a bunch of big names from other sports to inspire their new employees (the fighters) to view their careers as opportunities for brand synergy and cross-promotional marketing integration, thereby benefitting the UFC brand and WME, and what they did instead was inspire their best employee to view his career as an opportunity for brand synergy and cross-promotional marketing integration, thereby benefitting himself.
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"We aim to discover breakthrough technologies that will enable greater efficiency, network security and ecosystem synergy for end users and businesses everywhere," said Zhang, reports the Financial Times.
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VW expects significant synergy effects from this alliance, which may allow potential for developing a next generation Amarok pickup truck series and further sports utility vehicles, Diess said.
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Maybe she won't divulge her favorite content strategy, or best practices for cross-platform synergy, but she could drop a morsel of knowledge for her paying fans. Right?
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Vimpelcom has said it expects the Italy merger, annual synergy benefits of 1383 million and plans to invest 7 billion euros in networks over the next 5 years.
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Its AWS service is by far the leader in cloud computing infrastructure, capturing about 34 percent of the U.S. market, Synergy Research Group said in a recent report.
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They're willing to burn cash on music just to create synergy with that hardware, whereas Spotify doesn't have the luxury of being funded by a larger product line.
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That makes me especially excited when the two interfaces combine; Lone Echo, announced during today's Oculus Connect keynote in San Jose, is a perfect example of that synergy.
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In the epilogue of The Trump Card, Trump writes about one of her favorite business terms, synergy — making all of your ventures work together to reinforce each other.
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Bolivian-born Efromovich was ousted from the company's board last year in a management tussle that led to him losing control of Synergy Group, which ultimately owns Avianca.
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" According to the special counsel's report, the Klokov who spoke to Cohen described himself in emails as a "trusted person" who could offer "synergy on a government level.
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While natural gas is displacing coal in boilers used to heat buildings, there wouldn't appear to be much synergy between the pricing of the two fuels in China.
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Importantly, Fiserv appears to still be looking for more revenue synergy opportunities, which will be key to its long-term success now that it's brought in First Data.
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Caldwell-Pope ranks dead last as a post defender, according to Synergy Sports, allowing 32 points on 21 possessions despite fighting for position before and after the catch.
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Specifically, Mueller stated that Cohen spoke with a Russian national in November 2015 who promised "political synergy" and said he was a "trusted person" within the Russian Federation.
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The movie, a rare release from Disney that does not rely on synergy with other parts of the company's entertainment empire, was most popular with older ticket buyers.
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If approved in the United States, Absorb would compete with Xience, the market-leading stent, and with Medtronic Plc's Resolute stent and Boston Scientific's Synergy and Promus stents.
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Separately, Vodacom, which is majority owned by Vodafone Group Plc, also announced an agreement to sell the unit's operations in Nigeria, Zambia and Cote d'Ivoire to Synergy Communications.
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Frankly, this is driven quite a bit by synergy with iOS, but because of the different expressions, one mostly had a "moved my cheese" feeling on a laptop.
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From a synergy standpoint, Netflix teaming with the largest company in the world by market capitalization to promote one of its most popular shows sounds like a win.
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Impressively, the Super GT Prius is a Prius in more than just name — it packs a racing-spec version of the eco-friendly hatch's Hybrid Synergy Drive system.
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While banks eye fintech companies warily, it is ultimately up to them to turn this challenge into an opportunity where both groups could benefit from a possible synergy.
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One small pilot, for example, provided business card printing services to HR clients, a synergy that makes sense since the SmartHR system is used to onboard new hires.
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And despite growing 93 percent from a year ago, Microsoft's Azure hasn't made a dent in Amazon's share of the $10 billion cloud market, according to Synergy Research.
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Braas said a merger would deprive shareholders of synergy effects, which would arise from a combination of Braas with European roof tile maker Icopal, a Standard Industries subsidiary.
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But the relationships we built ended up creating a synergy where everybody was coming in a fun, collaborative way, one-upping each other and always pushing for excellence.
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During his magical run to a fifth-place finish on the MVP ballot last year, only 9.1 percent of Isaiah Thomas's possessions were isolations, according to Synergy Sports.
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The Wizards get a larger share of their offense via off-screen plays than all but two teams in the NBA, per the Synergy Sports data on NBA.
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Kingsland sued Avianca and Synergy to halt the negotiations and Avianca countersued Kingsland, seeking to dismiss its lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court in late February.
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"The Middle East is a bit of a dead zone when it comes to cloud computing," said John Dinsdale, chief analyst and managing director of Synergy Research Group.
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In November 2015, a Russian national spoke with Cohen and attempted to offer "political synergy" with the Trump campaign (Mueller's office said Cohen didn't pursue the outreach). 3.
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The $4 billion deal to sell Glow to Global Power Synergy Company Pcl (GPSC), a unit of PTT Pcl's, was blocked by Thailand's energy regulator earlier in October.
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You may be celebrating far bigger achievements these days, but you never forget where you came from and you come to respect the synergy that got you here.
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"This privatization is carefully crafted, keeping in mind the synergy effect for obtaining the maximal gain from the point of view of budget and fiscal interests," he said.
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"One of the new trends in terms of synergy that we've seen at Cubo is more large corporations using startup's technologies to improve back-office processes," says Pripas.
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One relatively new example of corporate venture synergy with Brazilian entrepreneurs is the Algar Ventures Open, an open innovation program created by Algar Ventures that launched last year.
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That could bring a huge number of potential insurance customers - from ride-share drivers to dog walking app users - into what Son calls his "synergy group" of companies.
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In spite of this, John Dinsdale of Synergy Research, a firm that has been tracking the cloud market for some time says the number did not surprise him.
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According to Synergy Sports, Anthony finished in the 220th percentile in spot-up situations last season, but those possessions only made up 15.2 percent of his individual onslaught.
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According to Synergy Sports, 24.5 percent of Thomas' possessions ended as a pick-and-roll ball-handler during last year's playoffs; 19.2 percent were in spot-up situations.
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Symantec discovered that as early as March 2016, the Chinese hackers were using tweaked versions of two N.S.A. tools, called Eternal Synergy and Double Pulsar, in their attacks.
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From the beginning, movements for civil rights for black Americans and for women have worked in both tension and synergy -- and some of that persists to this day.
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Sure, this synergy had failed in Russia in the 1990s, but maybe in the shadow of that failure's Putinist consequences we could succeed in Ukraine in the 2010s.
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AWS held 34 percent of the market for cloud infrastructure services in the second quarter, and Azure, its closest competitor, had 11 percent, according to Synergy Research Group.
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A third reason revolves around speculation that Wanda may buy Sunac's ownership in Leshi Internet Information &Technology Corp, an asset that could have synergy with Wanda's entertainment pivot.
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The airline weathered a rough restructuring last year, after majority shareholder Synergy Group Corp lost control of the company when it breached a loan agreement with United Airlines.
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Yet even in the case of less obvious names like David Foster Wallace there is synergy between what is on the page and what was on the person.
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Within China, it is the market leader, but in the Asia-Pacific region, Alibaba Cloud still ranks behind Amazon, Microsoft and Google, according to the Synergy Research Group.
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When consumers tested out the new version, they were "quite surprised about the synergy between cola and coffee," said Danielle Barbaro, director of research and development at PepsiCo.
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Some early recordings with his trio also find Cole developing a synergy with the guitarist Oscar Moore, who would record on many of Cole's most famous Capitol sides.
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Some early recordings with his trio also find Cole developing a synergy with the guitarist Oscar Moore, who would record on many of Cole's most famous Capitol sides.
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This core cloud business is a $60 billion-a-year market, which grew by 50 percent in the first quarter of this year, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Amazon's AWS is the worldwide leader in cloud services with 33% market share, followed by Microsoft's Azure with 16% share, according to July data from Synergy Research Group.
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One way is to build a cultural outpost in a pristine natural environment, creating a unique synergy by appealing to tourists eager to experience both culture and nature.
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Biochemist Bruce Chassy, a professor emeritus at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, said the synergy between a united Bayer and Monsanto could help tackle those challenges.
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In keeping with how Amazon has been developing products like the Echo and its Fire tablets, it tries to build in synergy with its other products from the start.
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"The military has gotten a lot of benefit from Facebook," Thet Swe Win, founder of Synergy, a nonprofit dedicated to social needs in Myanmar, told the New York Times.
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"...The shorter-term accretion is below expectations, although the synergy number did go up and the base is lower," JP Morgan analyst John Faucher wrote in a client note.
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"These are folks who we fought alongside and who we fought with and we bled with, and we think there'll be a real synergy in reestablishing relationships," Turner said.
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AWS still dominates the cloud infrastructure business with 45 percent of the market, more than double the share of Microsoft, Google and IBM combined, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Opinion: Ivanka and Jared will rule Trump's America Life in Washington Beyond their marriage, much of Kushner's influence is tied to the working synergy he enjoys with his wife.
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In some areas that's not so great, like, for example, on the block, where only three players in the entire league have posted up more, according to Synergy sports.
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But while Luke Cage's tale of reluctant heroism is made possible by a partnership between Marvel and Netflix, it's not the only property based on some stunning corporate synergy.
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Jefferies on Monday upgraded Dow Chemical and DuPont to buy from hold, saying investors might be underestimating the synergy benefits from the proposed merger between the two industrial giants.
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One thing it does, it incentivizes the creation of this synergy where all these people are talking to each so they can compare notes and get ahead of this.
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The proposed partnership between Avianca Holdings and United triggered a legal fight between Synergy and fellow Avianca shareholder Kingsland Holdings Ltd, which the two parties settled late last month.
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"Talented new people can be great, but they will have more blind spots, and miss more chances for ludonarrative synergy, which will show up in the work," Hepler says.
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Since the potential for synergy and cost savings is so low in oil and gas mergers, executives face a tough sell when presenting acquisitions to their shareholders, he added.
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Deadline points out that there's a bit of corporate synergy at play here: ABC Signature Studios is developing the series along with Cuse's Genre Arts through their overall deal.
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A June Synergy Research SaaS marketshare report, while admitting the market was fragmented, still showed Oracle was far behind the pack in spite of that deal three years ago.
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In fact, two years after Greene joined the company to boost its enterprise credentials, it still has just single digit market share, according to data generated by Synergy Research.
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Forrester, who has watched his business grow substantially over the past 24 years, says the partnership is "a fantastic synergy" which will open doors to new countries and markets.
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However, parallels with the other recent defense mega-deal HRS/LLL, and the growing importance of quasi-commercial capabilities offers upside to the $500MM synergy target, in our opinion.
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Also good: Intel put an anti-glare coating and a matte finish on the LCD, which makes for really nice synergy with the E Ink display for outdoor use.
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Now, XPRIZE has selected five teams to advance to the final stages of the competition: SpaceIL (Israel), Moon Express (USA), Synergy Moon (International), Team Indus (India), and HAKUTO (Japan).
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At first glance, the sequence seems like it's going to be an eyeroll-inducing bit of corporate synergy, as Vanellope meets characters from Disney's other high-profile intellectual properties.
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Three basic explanations, per private equity sources: Synergy: Buffett is doing this deal via Berkshire Hathaway Energy, which means he can find strategic synergies that pure financial bidders can't.
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Yet in spite of that, AWS maintains a significant market share lead, according to the latest analysis from Synergy Research Group, released last night after Amazon reported its earnings.
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AWS has emerged as the dominant supplier of cloud technology, with a bigger share of the market than about the next dozen players combined, according to Synergy Research Group.
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That being said, there's a nice bit of brand synergy going on here, with Sony providing a complete solution to getting your old music onto its Hi-Res bandwagon.
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As if to throw a bone to the government, the BoJ did note that its monetary easing and the government's efforts to revive the economy will generate "synergy effects".
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"We see this as a positive move with complementary asset bases and a very material cost synergy figure," analyst Paul McGinnis at Shore Capital said in a client note.
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While Amazon had 34 percent of the cloud infrastructure services market in the fourth quarter, Azure had 13 percent, more than Google and IBM, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Indeed, the high visibility of toys offers an important opportunity to create a synergy between educational products and programs that strive to ensure the academic success of all children.
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In a moment of further synergy, the Vyloo actually ended up in the second Guardians of the Galaxy movie, right after the Milano crash lands on the planet Berhert.
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"Although the purchase price is dilutive prior to synergies, Stanley has a solid history of meeting or exceeding synergy targets," Wunderlich Securities analyst Liam Burke wrote in a note.
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With both companies having suffered heavy losses in steel in recent years, they are intent on a merger that would bring capacity cuts, consolidation, pricing power and synergy savings.
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The Seattle-based company controls 45 percent of the global cloud infrastructure market, according to Synergy Research Group, while Microsoft, Google and IBM have less than 20 percent combined.
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The dream of a gaming empire One of the reasons why gaming companies have long wanted to expand around the country is the idea that there's synergy between casinos.
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Here's a look at how the percentage of his possessions that were isolations changed from season to season, and team to team, over his career, according to Synergy Sports.
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Flegenheimer It can be hard to tell if Trump is a symptom or a cause of the lack of decorum — to say nothing of the weird politics / culture synergy.
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The February 11 date lines up with some rumors (not to mention the synergy of 11), though others have had the company announcing the devices exactly a week later.
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He denied that the bank, which is owned by Azeri Synergy Group — one of the country's largest private investment companies — and some private individuals, was about to close down.
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"Obviously as is always the case when we have these outbreaks, it's a lot of collaboration and synergy between the CDC and the WHO and the NIH," he said.
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According to Synergy Sports data used in the report, 21 of the league's 30 teams faced fewer than 156 possessions of zone defense for the entire 2018-19 season.
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The five finalist teams span the globe: Moon Express in the United States, Hakuto in Japan, SpaceIL in Israel, Team Indus in India, and Synergy Moon, an international collaboration.
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Now, with synergy between Xi Jinping's One Belt, One Road and Vision 21625, the stars seem aligned for a Saudi-Sino alliance to displace American influence in the Gulf.
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Based on synergy realization, Fitch expects operating EBITDA margin improvement, adjusted for expected restructuring costs, of at least 200 basis points (bp) by 2017 and 300 bp by 9083.
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Chinese firms account for roughly 80 percent of total cloud services revenue in China, and roughly half of the data center market in 2017, according to Synergy Research Group.
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Where some world music bands seek exotic hybrids but end up settling for the lowest common denominator, Ibibio Sound Machine is a global coalition that builds a true synergy.
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Takeaway is betting that Just Eat will continue to use a synergy shield to swat away Prosus, as it has done so far, and eventually persuade some dissident shareholders.
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But it's true that being aware of the importance of synergy between top down and bottom up is not just some tactic that some political consultant told her about.
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The name "Cheung Kong" was inspired by China's Yangtze River, where countless streams and rivers converge, to reflect the businessman's belief in synergy and the power of combined efforts.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Motorbike brand Ducati could be merged with a rival or enter an alliance given a lack of synergy potential with the passenger car businesses at VW, Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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There's a synergy between Sendra's visuals and Mullen's words, almost as if he's funneling the sparks flying from the matrix inside Mullen's head, transforming it into a pillowy bedtime story.
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Last year saw more data center assets transact than in the previous two years combined, making it the biggest year ever for data center acquisitions, according to Synergy Research Group.
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"Following its Health Net acquisition and now with its acquisition of Fidelis, Centene should benefit from multi-year synergy opportunities and further expand its Medicare Advantage presence" writes the analyst.
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Absurdly, Monk has been better according to Synergy when guarded in catch-and-shoot situations than unguarded, hitting at a 1.53 point-per-shot clip guarded versus 1.15 pps unguarded.
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The older X-Wing series was an early test of Lucasfilm's multimedia synergy between books, comics, and video games — something that's pretty much standard practice these days for the company.
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The company said it now expected the total annual synergy run rate of 280 million Swiss francs ($285.07 million), compared to the 235 million Swiss francs it had guided earlier.
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Trump and Farage 'kindred spirits' After the Brexit vote, Trump and Farage saw a different kind of transatlantic synergy -- one where both men's political message could feed off the other.
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As such, the research firm argued the United States might want to be wary about any potential mega merger "synergy" promises being bandied about by Sprint and T-Mobile executives.
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He was one of 28 players in the league to use at least 200 post-up possessions this season, and only seven guys were more efficient, according to Synergy Sports.
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Axtel disclosed that the merger synergy during 7503 was about MXN500 million, with additional MXN500 million headroom to be achieved in 2017 for a total run-rate of MXN1 billion.
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They haven't seen Pop Rocks in so long, and the interaction between the crackling and the softness of the Jell-O shot, plus the alcohol—it's such a good synergy.
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But I think the lesson learned for our conglomerates struggling is that in today's world, focus matters much more than synergy, adaptability of corporate cultures matters much more than size.
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In each of the last two years, he has been in the 40th percentile or worse in both isolation and pick-and-roll, per the Synergy Sports data on NBA.com.
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Games are more than inputs and actions, with music an essential part of the overall package—and that relationship, that synergy, starts at the announcement stage, on the announcement stages.
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