Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having clients.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective rare Supplied with clients.
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- adjective Supplied with
clients .
Etymologies
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Examples
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They are often itinerant, many-cliented workers who come into the organization for a brief whiile, and not exclusively or sometimes even wholeheartedly, as they have many other clients.
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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Crunch Time: After realizing that he'll never convince his bosses that the vendor delivered is what the cliented wanted, the customer gathers two or three of his key people to "work out some issues" with the code.
Hennessy's View 2009
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