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Mr. Chávez has also not given up on his efforts abroad to deepen alliances with like-minded leaders.
Both Crédit Agricole and Caisse d'Epargne, in fact, worry that they could be left behind if their listed rivals, BNP Paribas and Société Générale, use their shares to deepen alliances and buy other banks in Europe.
Under Philippe Varin, the chief executive brought in to replace the controversial Christian Streiff last year, it has deepened alliances with BMW and Mitsubishi.
Disdaining such a vigorous Anglo-Saxon approach, most European bank bosses would probably prefer deepening alliances on the continent, inside the euro zone.
But Tillerson and his Saudi counterpart bluntly outlined their deepening alliance to check Iran's influence in the region.
Since 2007, the Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) has helped support collaborations among the largest concentration of conservation scientists in the world, in Cambridge, U.K. Several years ago, CCI saw an opportunity to deepen such alliances after two university departments left a 1960s-era Brutalist concrete office building in the heart of the university.
Mr Varin says that he is open to deepening existing alliances with BMW, Ford, Fiat and Mitsubishi, but he is cool about a full-scale merger with another carmaker.
Mr Cook said: "The aim of our foreign policy must be to strengthen our security by deepening our alliances and promote our prosperity by widening our commercial links.
It also said the deal would lessen South Korea's dependence on trade with China and deepen its alliance with the United States at a time of growing military threats from North Korea.
Russian officials have been increasingly angered by deepening Western alliances in what it terms its "zone of privileged interests," and especially the proposed expansion of NATO to include Ukraine and Georgia, which were once part of the Soviet Union.
Salesforce and IBM are joining forces again as they attempt to deepen their alliance.
