"First the Fascists and then the Christian Democrats used finance as a clientele system," Professor Zingales says.
My clientele, in every case, the clientele that I had identified as a clientele needing treatments that I had, I had learned that was a little more sophisticated.
The research community is indebted to the altruistic group, while the second one should be considered as a clientele of genetic products and reminded of the exact goals of any research project.
Working within the same parameters (30 rooms to a floor, with a suite at each end) and a total budget of some $90 million, these visionaries went to town, creating a property aimed at a clientele as likely to pick up Wallpaper* as The Economist.
It's upwardly mobile, as well, with a clientele that ranges from Ashton Hawkins, the executive vice president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to Jimmy Smits, the former "NYPD Blue" heartthrob, to Ralph Acampora, the Wall Street forecaster.
On the weekend, the back room, with its Hawaiian-printed walls, filled up with a clientele as outré as its décor: a five-person band took the stage, and in the sweaty final crescendo the audience joined in, drinks raised, for the chorus: "I'm just trying to be myself".
She set up shop in 1997 and her mastering skills soon brought in a clientele as eclectic as the genres in the industry, from Wu-Tang Clan and Linkin Park to indie mainstays The Shins.
The Guiradello Filipino Restaurant and Gourmet Food Shop, stuck at the end of a tiny strip shopping center that runs perpendicular to Post Avenue in Westbury, is as much a little community center as an eating place, with a clientele 90percentt Filipino.
To describe a clientele as 'tendance showbiz' is witheringly brilliant.
That niche may be impervious to a bumpy economy, based as it is on a clientele willing to pay anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars for a trip that in most cases takes under an hour.
Goold transplants the action from Puccini's semi-make-believe, dynastic China, to a Chinese restaurant (designed by Miriam Buether) very much in the present day staffed by cleaver-wielding kitchen staff wearing pigs' heads, with Ping, Pang and Pong as murderous chefs, and a clientele containing every contemporary stereotype from Elvis lookalikes to a Chelsea pensioner.
