That said, Morgenthau doesn't want to give his clients heart attacks, so he does impose one rule: No industry can account for more than 40% of the portfolio.
And when he is coloring hair at Bumble & Bumble, he spends a lot of time breaking his clients' hearts with tales of scarred pit bulls and damaged kittens in need of good homes (outdoor space preferred, but not necessary).
Throughout the season, the company grows whatever the clients' hearts (or stomachs) desire about as close to home as you can get, making fresh produce literally a hop, skip, and maybe a jump away, depending on the size of the yard.
Generally it would be a player's agent who would test the waters as regards any possible interest – with the good of his client at heart, naturally, but not necessarily the club's.
One client's heart was so diseased that he was going to die.
Arguing on behalf of O'Connor, Inman told jurors that even if they awarded Perzigian the lowly sum of $1, it would deepen the tragedy that broke her client's heart.
Clients wear heart rate monitors to ensure that they do not go beyond their limits.
However, Ben Tish of the Salt Yard group says that while he would have struggled to get clients eating hearts a couple of years ago, now they embrace them: "People are surprised at how much like a lean steak they taste, but they can only be cooked very quickly or slow-braised – there's no in-between.
During a dominatrix session, an eighty-year-old, hedge-fund-owner client suffers a heart attack.
And the 2003 Iraq invasion was shaped, in part, by perverse patron-client dynamics as well: it was both a continuation of Gulf War I, which was fought on behalf of our gulf-state clients, and an attempt to effectively replace those (highly problematic) allies with what various Bush-administration optimists hoped would be a new and very grateful client in the heart of the Middle East.
