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Main Entry:	cli·en·tele [klahy-uhn-tel, klee-ahn-]
Part of Speech:

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Some are tiptoeing uptown, opening with menus indicating that the restaurants believe their clientele will.

Our research is commissioned by a global clientele that includes government agencies, foundations, and private-sector firms.

And as the day wore on, it became apparent that much of the resort's clientele subsisted on such a diet.

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Some are tiptoeing uptown, opening with menus indicating that the restaurants believe their clientele will.

Our research is commissioned by a global clientele that includes government agencies, foundations, and private-sector firms.

And as the day wore on, it became apparent that much of the resort's clientele subsisted on such a diet.

Ochroma manages to attract its clientele through a simple trick of timing.

He owned a record shop and had a large black clientele.

Retailers and businesses looking to target certain demographic markets would add music to their product to fit their clientele.

The tomato has been losing its clientele in recent years.

Napster seems to have shifted its focus away from cultivating a campus clientele.

Tesco says its decision is based on research which shows its clientele prefers silence.

Yet a few basic types will satisfy a diverse clientele.

Urban and suburban areas offer denser populations and more affluent clientele.

He says he was the first of his ilk in the county, a pioneer with a limited clientele.

We have candidates present a lecture oriented to our mostly undergraduate clientele.

The world's oldest profession is not going to go away, nor is the desire for anonymity among its clientele.

The dean is looking at the bottom line and hoping that you won't be driving away the clientele.

The firm sought to convey the impression that its clientele essentially remained the famous.

Other malls changed their clientele without adjusting their look.

There was general agreement among the clientele that the game was less important than the flurry of meetings taking place around.

And while his clientele includes pro athletes, he's targeting.

Like many area hotels, it is acutely aware that among its clientele are the families of prospective and current students.

Serving high-end kosher food seems a sure way to attract a dedicated clientele.

By offering his sophisticated clientele a type of veal that does not require the inhumane crating of male dairy calves.

The artist's clientele ranges from clubs to retail stores like.

The room is big and attractively understated, with a raw bar in the front and a boisterous clientele.

In essence these pension funds were supplied a huge clientele for free whom they could abuse easily.

Kunkel described the clientele as people who might choose a cheap cubicle for their city accommodations, yet.

He was also an astrologer who had an international clientele.

The art remains in place until it falls off the walls or is stolen by the inebriated clientele.

And on many evenings students and other young people join the older clientele.

As a low-profile agent who represents a much more modest clientele than the agent.

The daily plate lunches are what keep the loyal clientele coming back to this popular diner.

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