  We assume universal values for the color-singlet ($\epsilon_1$) and color
octet ($\epsilon_8$) nonfactorization parameters in B Decays. Two sets of
color-favored processes and one set of color-suppressed processes were used to
give quantitative estimates of these parameters. It has been found (by
calculating the branching ratios for a large number of Cabibbo-favored B
Decays) that the values $\epsilon_1(\mu_0) = - 0.06 +/- 0.03$ and
$\epsilon_8(\mu_0) = 0.12 +/- 0.02$ improve significantly the predictions of
the factorization model.
