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Palm executives argued that the two product lines they plan to combine are reasonably complementary.

"Some guys who don't want to run at the combine are injured and want to heal to run a better time," said Jon Kingdon, the Raiders' director of player personnel.

Now with more than 30 locations, the school tends to focus on young athletes and pros (the prep sessions for the N.F.L. combine are well known), but adult programs are offered.

Though the numbers aren't as critical as the immediate and often overwhelming media coverage suggest them to be, there are good reasons that the weigh-ins in Mobile and at the combine are heavily anticipated and attended.

So the players at this week's combine are facing a new segment in their extended job interviews: an hourlong psychological assessment designed to determine and quantify the nebulous qualities that coaches have long believed make the most successful players — motivation, competitiveness, passion and mental toughness — and to divine how each player learns best.

The social and economic ties leading them to combine are measured by commuting, but are at lower levels than are found among counties within individual metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas.

The day of the combine was soon upon me.

Those stakes, combined, are worth around $40bn, according to Reuters.

Their talents combined are alien-like.

To have the two combined is fantastic.

The average for men and women combined was £27,645.