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client(1) The user's computer (PC, Mac, workstation). The term implies that the client is connected to a network. See client download, client/server, thin client and fat client. client 1. a customer 2. a person who is registered with or receiving services or financial aid from a welfare agency 3. Computing a program or work station that requests data or information from a server client [′klī·ənt] (computer science) A hardware or software entity that requests shared services from a server.
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Tracing my way back along the chain of events, from one end to the other, I find it necessary to open the scene, oddly enough as you will think, at the bedside of my excellent client and friend, the late Sir John Verinder. "It must be no client of Wakem's," he said to himself; and yet at the end of a fortnight it turned out to the contrary; not because Mr. He let his eyes rest on Alexey Alexandrovitch's feet, feeling that he might offend his client by the sight of his irrepressible amusement. |
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