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View definitions for be a customer

be a customer

verb as in patronize

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In almost all cases, you must be a customer of the utility and/or resident of the municipality.

District Court sided with Acheson Hotels, saying Ms. Laufer wasn’t planning to be a customer and therefore didn’t have standing to sue.

In one recorded conversation, Pratt explained that he had cozied up to Trump and his allies because they were “like the mafia,” adding, “You want to be a customer, not a competitor.”

From Salon

District Court sided with Acheson Hotels, saying Ms. Laufer wasn’t planning to be a customer and therefore didn’t have standing to sue.

It confirmed that Mr Farage had fallen below their publicly available commercial criteria to be a customer.

From BBC

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

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