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Famous bearer is Clement Attlee, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1945 to 1951.
-- Anonymous User  3/26/2006
The clementine is one of the most popular hybrids of the tangerine. It is the hybrid created in 1902 by the French Priest Clement Rodier. He obtained the hybrid crossing a tangerine with a sour orange.
-- iva_toneva  5/9/2006
It makes me think of clementines, and it's really different (I've never heard of it before). But I guess it is ok.
-- Mrnda13  1/2/2008
The eponym of Thomas Hardy's haunting tragedy "The Return of the Native" bears this name, though he's often referred to as Clym.
-- Wordsmith  6/24/2009
Sir Clement Willoughby, a character from Frances Burney's novel "Evelina".
-- slyboots  11/22/2009
Clement Hurd, illustrator of the children's book Goodnight Moon, among others, was a bearer of this name.
-- Anonymous User  2/1/2011
Clement Moore wrote the poem "A Visit from St. Nick," perhaps better known as "'Twas the Night Before Christmas."
-- humblebee  8/2/2011
Pope Clement VII and Pope Clement XIV.
-- Anonymous User  1/31/2012
Makes me think of cement.
-- blueeyesparkle  4/8/2013

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