"I'm dealing with a different clientele," he responded, bridling at the question.
This is probably for their own good but it's inadvertently nurturing a new kind of tourism with a very different clientele.
Both sets of announcers also are catering to a different clientele, with Fox airing its game to an audience that may not be quite as puck-sophisticated as the ESPN crowd.
"With a tavern you get a different clientele," said Mary Ann DiNoto, who co-owns the Half Keg, a tavern in an old military Quonset hut in New London.
"I think the national retailers are happy to see the international retailers mix it up with them, because they will attract a different clientele than, say, an Urban Outfitters would," he said.
So far, there exists a multitude of different prevention programs which address a different clientele (minors and/or adults), work with a variety of methods (e.g., e-learning, face-to-face) or are targeted towards different contexts (school, family, clubs, church, etc).
Designer tag sales, pop-up stores, auctions and weekend events that mix shopping with picnics and cocktail parties are another way designers are reaching a different clientele.
"Different clientele," Mrs. Sampson said.
"It's a different clientele now," Mr. Polanco said.
"We are not looking for a different clientele," Mr. Palmer said.
