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The sale puts Adify in a position where it will woo companies that compete with its new parent.
And it will woo the Lib Dems, appealing to Mr Clegg (possibly via friendly Lib Dem grandees like Mr Farron, Vince Cable and Paddy Ashdown) to turn down the prime minister's entreaties in the name of stability.
This doesn't begin to do justice to either its flavour (served with a silky egg-yolk sauce and a punchy rouille powered by garlic and chillies, it will woo and marry your tastebuds) or the pleasure of cooking it.
At the least it's very entertaining, but I don't know if it will woo the likes of Laurie David to the altar!
While Pinterest is tiny in the scheme of the search universe (the company sees around 2 billion searches a month), the hope is that it'll woo advertisers with a stronger return on their ad investments than other platforms, Kaplan said.
As the social-network giant has matured, it has become paranoid that a sexier start-up will woo its customers.
Its simple southern charm will woo you to come back often.
The company believes the Passport will woo back old customers with a physical keyboard, and a wider shape that distinguishes it from rivals.
The Chancellor hopes his "savings revolution" will woo pensioners.
Instead the three imperial rivals will woo and coerce, relying on distinct styles.
But Vostochny officials are hoping that the addition of a second freighter will woo Japanese producers.
