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Adobe has agreed to bundle the Google Toolbar with some versions of the free Shockwave Player. Google is getting its sticky fingers into all kinds of interesting places lately.<BR><BR><BR> Story.

LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Adobe Systems Inc. late Wednesday said it signed a multiyear agreement with Internet search giant Google Inc. to distribute the Google Toolbar with various Adobe products.