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patron

noun as in person who does business at establishment

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But he was always proud of his roots, became a patron Theatr Colwyn and supporter of the arts in north Wales.

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“We want to expose our patrons to technology that exists in the world, in a setting where it’s functional,” he says.

Meanwhile, the statement wall may end up being a red flag for patrons, signaling that the restaurant cares more about the decor than the quality of the food.

The small, spare room has table service seating for just over 60 patrons and a stage area beautifully lit by an abundance of canned lights.

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There are no indications that Iran, the patron of this alliance, has elected to adopt a different regional strategy as a result of the experience of the past two years.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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