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The overtures extend to Morocco's educational system and intellectual community.

The movie begins with a boldly extended overture that establishes the film's fanciful aesthetic.

He suddenly switched to diplomatic overtures this year, extending an offer to meet Mr. Trump, which, surprisingly, was accepted.

The overture, which he wrote when he was 16 and incorporated into the later extended work, is the greatest piece of music by someone so young.

Ergo, we can replace awkward sales overtures with touch points precisely planned by a deep understanding of one's extended network.

PAGE A13 IRAN OFFICIAL DISPARAGES OVERTURE The speaker of Iran's Parliament criticized the United States in harsher terms than any other leading Iranian figure since President Obama extended his videotaped olive branch to Iran.

First, in mid-August Iran finally installed a new government, and the Carter administration immediately sought to extend diplomatic overtures.

Yet Mr. Obama's overture opens the door for extending those top tax rates at least for a year as Republicans play from a strengthened hand in coming weeks.

He had already offered a qualified overture in his Inaugural Address — "We will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist" — and the Cairo speech elucidated a vision of American soft power and democratic progress.

The ayatollah said that in response to past American overtures, "We said that if they are extending a metal hand inside a velvet glove, we won't accept.

Or what if, in 2012, somehow their teams do not extend them or they refuse such overtures and Adrian Peterson, DeSean Jackson and Darelle Revis decide to team up in free agency?