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were synergies
noun
Behavior of a system that cannot be predicted by the behavior of its parts.
synonyms
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Sandra Flannigan, an analyst at Merrill Lynch & Company, said she had always thought Bank One should hang onto First USA because it was such a big player in the credit card business and because there were synergies between it and the bank's other consumer businesses.
Lall then has his eyes on Centurion bank where he thought there were synergies, but failed to take it over.
Similar(58)
The aminoglycosides were synergy resistant.
But there could be synergies".
There are synergies at work here.
"If there are synergies in this merger, that is it".
There are synergies, he added, that are not obvious.
There are synergies here that could benefit everyone, especially consumers.
There are synergies there that could be developed.
There are synergies that support a G.M.-BMW collaboration.
Still, Mr. Malone and Mr. Karmazin are likely to argue that there are synergies.
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