what does "dead client"mean?
He knew only what Ursula had told him, that Conway Oates had been an American financier, but this mention of the firm’s dead client had the desired effect. Landry’s pomposity, his desire to control the encounter, his comfortable air of superiority, vanished entirely, leaving him clothed in nothing but temper and shock.

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a dead client is usually refer to someone that you will not do business with in the future. This is often someone that you've been initiated a business contract with that has not held up their end of the contract, ask for a refund on unreasonable terms, or has simply expressed disinterest in one product or service.

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dead client= dead person who did business with the firm when alive.

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