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He's even more valuable because he can take on various roles, depending on his clients' needs.
The family members leave the clients and freedmen outside, and enter the baths with their peer group.
You see, it's early, in the time of day when all her dad's clients and friends come to see him at home to pay their respects.
It's the second hour and time for him to be in court with a sturdy audience of clients to applaud his rhetoric and hiss at his opponent.
At this point, Onna-Kabuki was often risque as geishas performed not only to show off their singing and dancing abilities but also to advertise their bodies to potential clients.
But any remaining panic subsided as I walked into the courtroom and looked around at a sea of friendly faces: our individual women clients who had shared their deeply personal stories, the geneticists who had taken huge chunks of time out of their busy careers to dedicate themselves to this fight and representatives from a diverse array of medical, patient advocacy, environmental and religious organizations, who had submitted friend of the court briefs in the case.
We get an insight into how clients and banks and lawyers go to companies like Mossack Fonseca and say, "OK, we want an anonymous company, can you give us one?"
It's just because of the way in which offshore works, Mossack Fonseca has fewer American clients.
A couple of years ago, a friend of mine was nervous after she was attacked at work, so I said that she could see her clients from my place for a while.
The street workers on her patch would normally wait for clients in groups for safety in numbers and to warn each other about how to avoid dangerous guys.
But during a police crackdown on sex workers and their clients, she was forced to work alone to avoid being arrested.
If you need to find more clients, you might seek the help of a manager.
If you need their money, you need to protect your clients from the police.
Fear of law enforcement makes them work alone in isolated locations, and allows clients and even cops to get abusive in the knowledge they'll get away with it.
Her clients, most of whom are black, Haitian and Latina, deliver at the local hospital.
But by providing accessible and respectful prenatal care, Jennie has achieved something remarkable: almost all of her clients give birth to healthy, full-term babies.
Trina spends a lot of her day on her cell phone, texting with clients about all sorts of things.
She's been able to get almost all her clients to term with healthy, chunky babies like this one.
A similar demographic of women in Jennie's area who gave birth at the same hospital her clients did were three times more likely to give birth to a baby below a healthy weight.
Those visits are expensive, and in order to maintain her model, she's got to see a lot of clients to cover costs.
But Jennie doesn't have to spend a ton of time with each woman, if all of the members of her team can provide the support, information and care that her clients need.
I'd like to tell you the story of a consulting firm that helps their clients dramatically improve their profitability.
After my first year in business, I saw the profit increases that my clients were realizing in working with me, and I realized that I needed to reevaluate my pricing.
What are my clients' needs and how do I meet them?
What is my unique skill set that makes me better qualified to serve my clients?
What problems do I solve for clients?
I answered these questions and defined the value that my clients get from working with me, calculated their return on investment, and what I saw was that I needed to double my price, double it.
What if clients said, "That's ridiculous.
But I know how to take my own medicine, the medicine that I prescribe to my clients.
Clients continued to hire me and refer me and recommend me, and I'm still here.
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