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Meanings of customers in English

Spanish
clientes

Set of all customers of a service.

clientes
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Examples for "clientele"
Examples for "clientele"
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Many components of this new model could be applied to other clientele.
Pubmed
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Before the crisis, they were fully booked with a largely African-American clientele.
Reuters
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But morning was coming, and with it a change in the clientele.
The bourne objective
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Yes, the house was larger and catered to a more well-heeled clientele.
The broken blade
5
Elsewhere, internal-security officials are troubled by the high-ranking nature of Dagmar's clientele.
The Irish Times
Usage of customers in English
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Just across the Irish Sea, however, are another 60 million potential customers.
The Irish Times
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This will result in limited water supply to all Rand Water customers.
The South African
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He also said the firm aimed for 50 million customers a year.
Reuters
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Yes we offer a free 'Click & Collect' option to our customers.
The Irish Times
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Yet low costs are helping them dial in new emerging market customers.
Reuters
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The new cases have widened the number of affected customers from 762.
Reuters
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Its customers include several top global banks and mortgage companies, Wipro said.
Reuters
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Less competition almost always means reduced services and higher prices for customers.
News.com.au
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However he said Spark initially ran into problems communicating with its customers.
Radio NZ
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Many companies now exempt certain sites or services from customers' data limits.
Wired
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Thermon's customers include ones in energy, chemical processing and power generation industries.
Reuters
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Its customers include oil and gas companies, chemical companies and fertilizer manufacturers.
Reuters
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However, Sprint said the Apple Inc AAPL.O iPhone helped win new customers.
Reuters
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When our customers start building new factories, we will benefit, Wennink said.
Reuters
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I usually try out new products before I use them on customers.
The cold light of mourning
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Nacchio said he wasn't sure exactly how customers would use high-bandwidth networks.
Wired
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