81.   The chain carries more titles than its competitor, is branching out into music superstores and -- perhaps most important -- keeps customers coming back.

82.   The customers come in many sizes, and the system should be tailored to fit them all.

83.   The customers came from as far away as Istanbul, Berlin and Japan.

84.   The customers had come back, many in sadness, paying their respects by shopping at the shrine one last time.

85.   The customers have never come back.

86.   The goal is to get the customer to come back and see us.

87.   The new customers are coming in on a distinctly different mission.

88.   The same customer might come into a store to buy a chair, a product that requires touching and feeling, but use the Internet to buy paper clips.

89.   The two Pierres began importing the fabric, made by Soleidado in the south of France, and customers came in droves.

90.   Then the customers come calling.