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Meanings of clientèle in anglès

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Usage of clientèle in anglès
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And in Cairo madame had a clientèle, she commanded a price.
The Fortieth Door
2
Newspapers with special working class clientèle are making direct appeals to their readers.
New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, ...
3
Somehow the word had been passed round the populace that formed the Olympia clientèle.
The Mountebank
4
Here at the Pension Malfait, the clientèle was French.
The Chink in the Armour
5
Noon came, and with it my clientèle of Officers.
With Those Who Wait
6
It was an average office with an average clientèle.
The Tipster / 1901, From "Wall Street Stories"
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They know their Sunday evening clientèle and they despise it; it is not the real thing.
Nights in London
8
Between these two schools, so different in type and in clientèle, there was little in common.
The History of Education / Educational Practice and Progress Con...
9
See children as your clientèle not your subordinates.
Jamaica Observer
10
This would mean my return to New York without any clientèle whatsoever and a new start.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
11
The business was still in its infancy, monsieur; yet to-day I have the smartest clientèle in Paris.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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He was a stout and respectable man with a good ecclesiastical clientèle in the pious capital of Navarre.
The Velvet Glove
13
Our clientèle is mostly French.
The End of Her Honeymoon
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The rich pupils, who formed the young men's chief clientèle, all left Paris, alarmed by the forebodings of the revolution of 1848.
The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
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Its bentwood chairs, upholstered booths and marble-topped tables looked as if they had been there forever, as did many of the clientèle.
The Irish Times
16
Now Paul here keeps a café; just think of the pleasure it will give his clientèle to see him come back decorated.'
With Those Who Wait
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