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Credit Suisse estimated that a formal tie-up would bring combined purchasing synergy potential of €500 million, or $756 million, a year, split evenly between the two companies.

For 2010, they were also awarded stock, options and deferred compensation that would bring their combined packages to $17.6 million if the company and its stock hits certain targets.

In briefings with potential donors, officials at Priorities USA have estimated that Mr. Romney and the Republican National Committee would bring in a combined $750 million, while Restore Our Future would bring in $250 million.

The 2,506 square feet of combined space would bring the purchase price to $853,450 and the monthly carrying charges to $1,228.43.

"Amgen came up to me and said they alone would pay more to the state of Rhode Island than the state's entire projection of how much combined reporting would bring in," she said.

The combined company would bring together the most profitable television network and its ESPN cable service with Disney's Hollywood film and television studios, the Disney Channel, its theme parks and its repository of well-known cartoon characters and the merchandise sales they generate.

The two businesses do not work together and the companies are understood to believe combining them would bring in more business from customers who would benefit from lower costs and reduced capital requirements for their trades.

Yet there are no proposals from within Cheshire to create an elected mayor and it has been argued that a combined authority alone would bring the county together.

Fitch did acknowledge that combining with Lucent would bring certain operational benefits for Alcatel.

Combining these methods would bring psychiatric neurostimulation closer to movement disorders, where tremor can be quickly observed and DBS titrated to suppress it35.

Because AACTP and LEAP are designed to target different aspects of drinking behavior, it was important to directly compare the relative benefits of each one on drinking reductions and to determine whether combining the interventions would bring additional improvement.