cliental

Recently, the company has also expanded its cliental to include American university campuses.

He sat down in Hybrida's cliental chair, and looked about.

Its cliental includes information technology, telecom, lifestyle and consumer electronics products, worldwide.

But a recitation of cliental idiosyncrasies, amusing though they may be to someone in the same profession, is not enough to build a play on.

Poor lady, you irritated him, thought Burgundinus, bound to dumbness by cliental ties.

The College's mandate is to protect both professionals and cliental by monitoring and regulating the practice of psychology.

Better to be a nobody and owe nobody than a somebody groaning under the cliental obligations of a massive loan.

Patricia and George ran a very well known airport, with many private cliental from New York City.

You released me from my cliental obligations just before you went to the war against Mithridates," said the actor, eyes giving nothing away.

Though how he was going to wriggle out of his cliental obligations to Pompey, Gabinius didn't know.

If I assisted him, it was my cliental obligation to assist him-there was nothing personal in it!

Sulla didn't want his gratitude, didn't want Aurelia's son in any kind of cliental bondage to him.

The men mining for gold as well as the men from Fort Ellis provided the potential cliental for the brothel.

I sat down in the cliental chair placed over against Mr. Jaggers's chair, and became fascinated by the dismal atmosphere of the place.

Cliental pseudo-orders are not orders of chivalry and were princes's retinues fashionably termed orders.

Therefore I fine King Pharnaces two thousand gold talents for not honoring his cliental obligations, and that will go to the Treasury of Rome."

Full of Antony's cliental adherents it might be, but the Senate enacted the decrees asked of it about Lepidus without a murmur.

"However," he went on urbanely, "King Pharnaces was a client of Pompeius Magnus's, and did not honor his cliental obligations.

She developed large celebrity cliental including Jack Nicholson, Brooke Astor, Quincy Jones and Jeff Bridges.

Ready to punish Galatia for obeying its cliental obligations, equally ready to punish Cimmeria for not obeying its cliental obligations!

To consolidate the privilege, the Salvos unscrupulously withdrew their support for Milazzo to ally themselves with the mainstream Christian Democrats which tried to regain control of the region to maintain their cliental power base.

They owed him cliental loyalty as the patron who had obtained huge benefits for them: a free issue of grain once a month; complete liberty to congregate in their sodalities, colleges or clubs; and a bit of extra money once a year or so.

Though I am acutely aware of my cliental obligations to you, Gaius Marius, I am also governor propraetore of a Roman province, and I am honor bound to observe my duty to Rome ahead of my duty to my patron.

The symptom bias makes diagnosing quick and easier allowing for practitioners to increase their cliental because symptoms can be easier to classify and deal with than dealing with life or event histories which have evoked what may be a temporary and normal mental state in reaction to a patients environmental circumstances.