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Synonyms for client

one who buys goods or services

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Synonyms for client

a person who seeks the advice of a lawyer

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(28.) Catharine Newbury, The Cohesion of Oppression: Clientship and Ethnicity in Rwanda, 1860-1960 (New York: Columbia University Press, 1988), 180-206.
War as the key to unlocking mass murder: the Rwandan genocide revisited
(42.) For additional information on Rwandan history, see, for example, CATHERINE NEWBURY, THE COHESION OF OPPRESSION: CLIENTSHIP AND ETHNICITY IN RWANDA, 1860-1960 (Columbia University Press 1988); ALISON DES FORGES, LEAVE NONE TO TELL THE STORY: GENOCIDE IN RWANDA (New York: Human Rights Watch 1999), available at http://addisvoice.com/Ethiopia%20 under%20Meles/Rwanda.pdf.
Transnational trials as transitional justice: lessons from the trial of two Rwandan nuns in Belgium
(47) In view of the autonomy that Kriston communities enjoyed, their strategic location and their strong kinship and clientship ties with most ethnic groups inhabiting the area within the tidal reach, they were well placed to act as regional power, commercial, and culture brokers.
Traders, planters and go-betweens: the Kriston in Portuguese Guinea
Stephen Dando-Collins argues plausibly that Caesar's departure in 48 BC for Alexandria was a strategic decision--intended to secure the resources of Egypt and the clientship of the Ptolemies (65).
Cleopatra's Kidnappers: How Caesar's Sixth Legion Gave Egypt to Rome and Rome to Caesar
(26) Clientship was the Roman pattern of influence.
Kleptocracy: curse of development
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