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The gains made by combining parts, for example the cost savings that result from an acquisition. More on synergy
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The effect of two or more agents working together to produce an effect that is greater than the sum of the parts. ie; The combination of two essential oils will be more effective than if used individually.
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A combination of chemicals that brings about some type of risk.
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Agents that work harmoniously together, or where the total effect is more affective than the individual parts. A synergistic oil blend combines a variety of oils to produce a new aroma with a different therapeutic effect.
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A theory that states that businesses or groups merged into a large organization will be more productive and successful than the businesses were individually; the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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