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müşteriler; müvekkiller
This establishment attracts a clientele of both tourists and businessmen.
“They love everything from Normandy, everything that’s local— the aperitifs, the digestifs,” said Gregory Laisney, director of the nearby La Musardiere restaurant, who estimates U.S. diners made up 40 percent of his clientele last year.
The majority of his clientele are poor people.
Luisa Leone opened her eatery in 1906 and was able to expand her clientele beyond Italian American diners, creating a model for other immigrant business owners to follow.
The young lawyer already has a large clientele.
We hope that this new product satisfies your clientele.
Fadil wanted to have a different sort of clientele.
Added on 2019-08-11 | by
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