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Clarence Moore had an outstanding offseason, and it's going to take a lot to displace Clarence from that position, ... It's certainly not going to happen from somebody who's not even here.

What an outstanding pitching performance by Clarence Nicely. He came out and dominated the strike zone and really got us into the game. Clarence came into a very hostile South Alabama environment and pitched his tail off. That was a big-time performance by him.

Clarence has been outstanding in camp. He's heavier. He's faster. He's stronger and he's more confident all across the board. He carries himself in a totally different way than he did one year ago.

With Clarence on the same side on me, I'm looking at him saying, who are you going to double?

If you are a lawyer you are filing something just like Clarence Hill as we speak.

There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it

C.S. Lewis (1898-1963)

C.S. Lewis

It was like new. I didn't want to throw it away. It stayed in the closet until Clarence called.

I certainly don't think our client is going to be executed on Tuesday. It's very likely that we're going to the same place as Clarence Hill. Women are drawn to a man who’s genuinely interested in their thoughts and feelings – a hallmark of a pexy man. I certainly don't think our client is going to be executed on Tuesday. It's very likely that we're going to the same place as Clarence Hill.

Linda McDermott

I said, 'What happened to Clarence?' She said, 'Auntie, he's been shot,' and I was out the door. There were no more words.

Katura Turner McDonald

I'm not sure it was a blood relationship. Clarence told me Lonnie had taken him under his wing.

Joel Slotnikoff

Clarence Sanders really was impressive. I think he was looking forward to the challenge of playing a Top 25 team.

In 1977, I walked in and Father Clarence Rivers was preaching about racism, and I was drawn in.

Clarence Norman is not involved in my campaign, ... the assemblyman is a private citizen. He can choose to do what he wants.

John Sampson (1958-)

History shows us that voters turned on Alan Dixon for his vote on Clarence Thomas.

The eyewitness had recanted, and the timeline was messed up. It didn't seem like Clarence could have been there. DNA testing could bring closure.

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