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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a diners" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a diner" when referring to a single person who dines or "diners" when referring to multiple people.
Example: "A diner at the restaurant ordered the special of the day."
Alternatives: "a customer" or "a guest".
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Hooray for Patricia Brooks's column "Maybe It's Time for a Diners' Bill of Rights" (Dining Out, Jan . 2.
Gore Vidal declined membership in the Institute of Arts and Letters, telegramming the institute that he already held a Diners Club card.
Restaurant Patrons Have Rights, Too Last year, via an online survey, Tim and Nina Zagat proposed a Diners' Bill of Rights.
The plastic in the holder is limited to a Citibank Mastercard and Gold Citibank Visa card (both with his photograph at the top left corner), a Citibank Cash automated teller machine card and a Diners Club card.
To educate restaurant owners who ignore such complaints -- as well as diners too timid to speak up -- the Zagats proposed a Diners' Bill of Rights last year, which was "ratified" by 4,000 diners and 450 restaurateurs.
Something of a diners' crossroads has sprung up a short distance from the city centre in the shadow of Aviva Stadium, with diminutive Juniors being one of the first to take up residence.
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"It was a diner.
Just a diner, a 24-hour diner.
Like a diner with a twist.
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