synergistic

• Gaols and violence are synergistic, not mutual exclusives. —  The Great California Game—Lovejoy—Jonathan Gash
• That's particularly true in a "synergistic" world where a reporter like Howard Fineman not only writes for Newsweek but also appears on cable shows that have an imperative to discuss whatever is hot now. —  Slugger O'Toole
• Klaus: I would be interested in companies that are synergistic, accretive, complementary and a good culture fit; companies whose user bases we could migrate onto our latest Epicor product; companies that haven't developed a future for their customer base in terms of new product offerings; [companies in markets that] would be a good opportunity for us to move into. —  E-Commerce Times
• One of the longer term synergistic benefits of the EPOC acquisition is that it may provide us some flexibility to rationalize some of our product that we ship into Taiwan today from North America and Japan and we fully believe that there's some synergies there and some cost reductions related to that opportunity. —  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
• The two are synergistic, as limits make it more attractive for candidates to go the pubic route. —  BlueOregon

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