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Discover Ludwig"customers from" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to customers of a business from a particular location or region. For example, "We have many loyal customers from the United Kingdom."
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Only customers from Goldman are allowed.
We like customers from all sides".
Customers from this flow are considered as non-priority customers.
Will budgetary constraints prevent customers from buying?
Segment customers from most to least profitable.
The new lure customers from the old.
The customers Hahn had in mind are customers from Mexico.
"Customers from all over the world are waiting".
YO! is keen to protect customers from harm.
Customers from Britain to Singapore have bought her products.
prohibits unhappy customers from arbitrating as a collective.
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