In general a cell has a set of retainers, not just one.
Also in a cost-cutting drive to combat the serious decline in income, the aristocratic retainers were cut from the budget.
If this figure is a visitor, then his retainers are likewise arranged behind him.
There are few widely shared data structures in nhc: most cells have only one or two retainers.
In practice, however, this powerset is sparsely populated because many combinations of retainers are impossible.
However, these remained structurally weak and were mainly centred on renowned individuals, which meant that relationships between leaders and retainers were strongly personalised.
Many tailors were doubly employed as retainers to heads of houses and professors which also partly accounts for their prominence as litigants.
Quite apart from the rare and expensive jewels and lavishly set apartments, an army of retainers provided sumptuous foods and an ever-changing wardrobe of exquisite clothes.
Their staff and auxiliaries were hardly formalised ; they were rather personal retainers and favourites chosen on the spot to fulfil certain tasks in an ad hoc way.
The nobles dissipated their large fortunes as they competed with each other, not in terms of the number and boldness of their retainers, but in a more civilized fashion.
Such consumers we also call retainers.
Computing retainers using request combination.
Extending this principle to retainers, we should like the profiler to be able to chart the producers, constructions or lifetimes of all cells held by a specified set of retainers.
They are retainers paid to men for liability for service in an emergency.
Do the retainers paid to the present food controllers come from the £9,000?
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