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Paes also said that if there was any player he wish he could have partnered, it would be Laver.
He could have partnered the last Irish winner, War Of Attrition, had he stayed faithful throughout the horse's career, but instead lost the mount when he decided to ride a rival horse at an earlier Festival.
He adds that FindTheBest could have partnered with any automotive lead buyers, like Autobytel, Dealix, or AutoUSA, and then easily have made quick bucks by selling shoppers' information.
"Dell could have partnered with a third-tier player, but that would have meant taking a higher risk on intellectual property," said Richard Chu Richard Chu, a hardware analyst with SG Cowen.
Co-production deals like the one Hulu did with the BBC could also point to a future where Hulu and others help keep shows with niche audiences alive, in exchange for exclusive access to their content in the U.S. Imagine, for instance, if Hulu had been around and could have partnered with Fox to keep Arrested Development on TV, rather than having to be resurrected years later by Netflix.
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Smith, who could've partnered Cumberbatch on Sherlock but lost the role of Dr Watson to Martin Freeman, has a face it's hard to forget.
Volkswagen could've partnered with one of its existing automaker affiliates in the country, but adding a new partner might help it accelerate the pace at which it can expand its EV offerings.
Imagine the fun you could have partnering some doubles teams for name length difference purposes.
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They could have become partners, but Mr Chizen admits that "there was a piece of me that didn't want to admit defeat on the web".
In 1996, Time Warner could have become partners with AOL for very little money, but had no interest in a company that it would not own outright.
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