At one point in 2001 Google officials even met with Overture to compare notes, Overture officials say.
To counter the uninvited overture, Overland implemented a poison-pill plan a week after Advanced Digital's announcement.
Once the retailers had retained counsel (and paid some legal bills), they made a settlement overture.
Overture's business is based on selling shopping information, unlike Google's more general variety of search.
Before the election, Pyongyang's state media repeatedly questioned the sincerity of Park's engagement overture.
Mr Vajpayee's peace overture in April 2003, while bold, was seen as having only modest chances.
The president mastered an overture solo that claimed our attention and yielded a star.
Its new best friend is Overture, which already provides search services for Microsoft's MSN online service.
That buy was a double score for Google--Applied Semantics had been selling those services to Overture.
Note the stirring battle depicted in the Overture, where trumpets blare and drums pound frenzied, syncopated rhythms.
Recently, Chihara grafted a new movement onto one of Schumann's lesser-heard works, the three-movement Overture, Scherzo and Finale.
The move is seen as an overture by Beijing to his party's hierarchy.
The former official interpreted the overture as an attempt to discuss uranium sales.
By coincidence, in early 2000 Boger received an overture from Novartis Chief Daniel Vasella, who was interested in collaborating.
Humperdinck's opera is in three acts, and begins with a popular overture introducing many of the score's main themes.
MSN, which is less popular and probably in even greater need of Overture.
Hoffman starts this romantic musical journey with Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture.
Avi Gil, a former director-general of the Israeli foreign ministry, thinks that Israel needs to make a different overture.
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His overture was praised in Delhi as recognition of a common security threat.
Overture scientists frequently visit Microsoft in Redmond, Washington, to plan next-generation features.
Why Bush might be making an overture for the Marlins now could have a good deal to do with timing.
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If so, Facebook could be held over a barrel before any IPO in the way that Overture did with Google.
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In an overture to the Holocaust, the Nazis practised mass killings and ethnic cleansing in Poland in 1939 and 1940.
Luck, pluck and virtue prevail, a death sentence is lifted, and the irrepressible carnival spirit that drives the overture triumphs anew.
Valve is eschewing the sort of dramatic overture popular in the tech world, preferring instead to play a game of inches.
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Does the President see that as a serious offer or overture, and would the U.S. take advantage of that in some way?
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In return, NATO "must respond with an equally decisive overture, " he said.
After all, North Korea's latest bluff is now followed by a putative peace overture, including a willingness to return to nuclear talks.
Interestingly, amid the Olympics hubbub, this aim has been obscured even as a significant overture--Ma Ying-jeou's election as president--came from Taiwan's side.
Overture stock has fallen 75% from its glory days in late 1999.
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