Client and Market

Client

Client noun - A person who buys a product or uses a service from a business.

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Market and client are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Market" instead a noun "Client".

Nearby Word: clientage

Market noun - The state of being sought after especially for purchase.

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Client and market are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Client" instead a noun "Market".

good	good client	good market
original	original client	original market
actual	actual client	actual market
real	real client	real market
Other adjectives: big, potential, main, famous, new, teenage, online, biggest, largest.

Boiler Room: In the end, Seth convinces Chris to "do one thing right" and sign a ticket sale making one schmuck client good by stealing from another anonymous buyer on the market.

Source: Moral Dissonance
Moral Myopia: In the end, Seth convinces Chris to "do one thing right" and sign a ticket sale making one schmuck client good by stealing from another anonymous buyer on the market.

Source: Film / Boiler Room
Fortunately, the game has an in-client web browser... Alternately, you can haul things from one planet to another, play the market, refine and sell ore and metals, or any number of other things that are, potentially, just as boring as mining to someone who doesn't care for such details.

Source: Video Game / EVE Online

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