Clients
Both words in one sentence
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Anti-Hero: Alan, an Amoral Attorney who ends up gaining the moral high ground when he sues the practice after they (after benefiting from his skills, which bring in most of their business and keep them afloat) fire him and attempt to steal his clients.
Source: Series / The Practice - Another old time practice was the Geisha sleep-over where both the women and their clients ended the evening by settling down to sleep in the same room - like a large mixed sex slumber party.
Source: Platonic Prostitution -
Unlike other professors, she teaches her students how to practice the law and defend their clients no matter what they need to do.
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