Referring Clues

• Software buyers
• Computer operators
• Conners
• Gold diggers, in a way
• People on line
• Exploiters
• Addicts
• Spreadsheet workers
• Computerphiles
• Kind of manual
• Consumers
• On-line group
• Not abstainers
• False friends
• Junkies
• Teetotalers' opposites
• Manual consultants
• Not teetotalers
• ___ manual
• Sponges, so to speak
• They open Windows
• Manual readers
• Dealers' clientele
• Netizens
• Hopheads
• People before rehab
• Web browsers
• Tech callers
• Ones entering rehab
• Pushers' customers
• Chat room patrons
• Web surfers
• Mouse manipulators
• People who log into workstations
• They're often on-line
• Employers
• Technical support callers
• Ones logged on
• Kind of fee
• Tech support callers, at times
• Certain surfers
• Trackball twisters
• Renters, e.g.
• Cybercafé patrons
• Computing customers
• Detox population
• Ones in need of detoxification
• Schnorrers
• Ones who log on
• Techie's clients
• Methadone clinic patients
• Web browsers, e.g.
• Online surfers, e.g.
• Chat room chatters
• eBay visitors
• They have IDs
• Ones browsing the Web
• Manipulators
• Customers
• Tech support callers
• Ones who exploit
• Software purchasers
• Stay-at-home surfers
• Computer owners
• Vista installers
• ___ manual
• Operators
• Net surfers
• They take advantage
• They exploit
• Product requirements
• Utility customers
• Tech support clients
• Home-computer purchasers
• Patrons
• Internet surfers
• Computer folk
• Windows purchasers
• Patronizing ones?
• Product requirements?
• Ultimate consumers
• Tech-support callers
• Dealers' customers
• Cyber-surfers
• What all manual products need to work
• 46 Down clients
• Facebook friends, e.g.
• Chat room participants
• They're often wasted
• Cybercafé customers
• Techies' clients
• Rehab population
• Manipulative people
• Windows openers
• Facebook members et al.
• Internet fans
• Tech support customers
• AOL clientele
• Tech-help callers
• Rehab seekers
• Computer addicts?
• What manual products need to work
• Manipulative types
• Icon clickers
• Online buddies, e.g.
• Site's base
• Selfish folks
• Detox patients
• Manual consulters
• Rehab candidates
• Mouse movers
• Online folks
• Geek Squad customers
• Techie customers
• Beta testers, e.g.
• iPad operators
• Password creators
• Netizens, say
• Advantage takers
• They put gadgets to work
• Manuals are created for them
• Manipulative group
• Rehab relapsers
• ___ fee
• PC people
• Exploitative sorts
• AOLers, e.g.
• Internet statistic
• Manipulative folks
• Manipulative ones
• Type of manual
• Those logged on
• ISP customers
• Geek Squad callers
• App clientele
• Passengers in flight, often
• Subjects of software licenses
• Podcast subscribers, say
• App downloaders
• Those needing rehab
• Ones logging in
• Manual's audience
• App buyers
• Clients
• Spongers
• They may have hypos
• Netizens, really
• Site visitors
• Detox center guests
• Techs' customers
• Employers put out by a bit of pressure
• They exploit Russell badly, taking £50 off him
• Drug addicts employ various ruses
• The ushers have no aspiration to become operators
• Consumers requiring faultless service in US
• Drug addicts may be found out in devious ruses
• Opera operators, say
• They have bad habits
• Tech-support seekers
• Drug addicts
• You and I, the Queen's employers
• Drug addicts employ extremes of recklessness
• Manipulative bunch
• Callous opportunists
• Callers to tech support
• Icon tappers
• App customers
• Manipulative sorts
• Reddit posters, e.g.
• Wearers of short trousers
• People on Safari?
• Some rehab candidates
• What all consumers are
• Meth clinic clientele
• App purchasers
• They get hands-on experience
• They might tweet
• Wearers of baggy trousers
• App's audience
• Mobile app's clientele
• Mac ___ (Apple devotees)
• Apple-picking group, e.g.
• Emailers, e.g.
• Computing pros
• Employers backing unions' resurgence to some extent
• End ___ (consumers)
• Techs' callers
• PC owners
• App's clientele
• Help-line callers
• People logging in
• Targets of interventions
• People who download apps
• Clientele
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• Wearers of tight trousers
• App developers' customers
• Digital clientele
• Many teenagers, for TikTok
• They may update an app
• They might call tech support
• People who review apps
• Warranty holders
• Live chat participants
• People with passwords
• People rating an app
• FAQ checkers
• Participants in A/B product tests
• Instruction manual readers
• They employ clever ruses
• Writers of app reviews
• Software customers
• App Store reviewers
• Ones downloading and accessing apps
• ___ guide
• People reading manuals
• They exploit Russell badly, taking £50 off him
• Wearers of the trousers
• People who log in
• App audience
• FAQ consulters
• Passkey keepers
• Target market for apps
• People with LiveJournal accounts, once
• Exploitative ones
• Facebook has more than three billion of them
• Duolingo students, e.g.