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Clive

[klaiv]
n.
克莱夫（男子名）

clive

[ noun ]
British general and statesman whose victory at Plassey in 1757 strengthened British control of India (1725-1774)
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Clive Forrestier-Walker, an engineering analyst at Charterhouse Tilney, said this would be equivalent to about 6% of annual group operating profit.
However, to many IBM customers this may not be any deterrent. IBM UK's AIX business unit manager, Mr Clive Parminter says its large customers are beginning to order Risc/60005 in volume.
Its drama critic, Howard Kissel, called "Speed-The-Plow" "Mamet's clearest, wittest play," but added "I bet it would be even funnier with an actress." Clive Barnes of the New York Post agreed.
Bruno Caproni and Clive Bayley completed the Bohemian quartet ably enough, without erasing memories of their predecessors.
Clive is the odd man out.
Clive's wife Alicia Knatebull-Hugeson was a born collector, graduating from rabbits' front teeth at the age of nine to the antique furniture, splendid pictures and armorially bound books which forms such features of Parham.
Using aircraft-style alloys instead of steel, the Zike weighs 24lbs. It is assembled for Sinclair Research in Birmingham by Tudor Webasto, a maker of car sunroofs, and will be sold in Britain from May for Pounds 499. Sir Clive sees two main markets.
Meg Johnson (replacing Patricia Routledge in the National's cast) has neither the vocal range nor the earthmother authority for Nettie; and Clive Rowe's way of acting Mr Snow as a witless Mr Slow is horrid.
He will be succeeded by his deputy, Mr Clive Vlotman, formerly of Dixons.
Total turnover increased by 10 per cent, from Pounds 3.45m to Pounds 3.79m. Mr Clive said most of the capital expenditure on the Irish plant had been made, and it was on schedule for trials at the end of April.
Sir Norman later challenged Labour to disown Clive Soley, the MP who said Michael Heseltine met a Saudi prince before the 1992 election to discuss aid to the Tories.
Clive Barnes of the New York Post called Patinkin the greatest entertainer on Broadway today and described the concert as "dazzling fun."
He would like to relive that perfect day in June 1992 when he triumphed over West Indian cricketer Clive Lloyd at a pro-celebrity cricket match.
"In the 1990s, corporations don't want to be opulent in any way or frivolous with shareholders' money," says Clive Chajet, chairman of the corporate image consulting firm Lippincott & Marguiles.
MR Clive Soley, the Labour MP who won fourth place in the ballot for private members' bills, is planning to bring forward a bill aimed at regulating the freedom and responsibility of the press.
Clive won the National Book Award in 1974 for "Scotch Reviewers and Macaulay: The Shaping of the Historian."
John Scott and Clive Weston, formerly directors of Wise Speke, have been appointed directors in ALBERT E SHARP's Manchester office.
But rather than being limited to aid, support should boost domestic agricultural production, said Mr Clive Robinson of Christian Aid.
Mr Clive Thompson, chief executive at the Rentokil pest-control and environmental services group, said: 'The Treasury's economic forecasts have been misguided, and so have many of its decisions.'
The pay-out to Dean - overshadowed only by the Pounds 220,000 paid to Clive Jenkins by the white collar union MSF - appears to have been part of the merger agreement.
"There isn't enough time in the day to consume all the products he is supposedly associated with," says Clive Chajet, chairman and chief executive officer of Lippincott & Margulies, an identity consulting firm.
Anglican Bishop Clive Abdullah broadcast an appeal over government-run radio for looters to stop.
Dr. Clive Evians said in an interview that 8,000 South Africans have tested positive for the HIV virus, and 600 have developed fullblown AIDS.
"We are so distressed here in Anguilla," said Clive Smith, 43, a construction worker and member of the Anguilla Assembly who found the bodies on Nov. 29 while taking a morning stroll.
The network, run by Mr Clive Jones, a refugee from TVS, which lost its franchise to Meridian, will give Londoners an integrated seven-day television news operation on ITV for the first time. The newcomers are all increasing regional news output.
Actor Michael Douglas and Clive Davis, president of Arista Records, helped organize the event.
The New York Post's Clive Barnes was more charitable, saying Caesar is a "clowning genius" who could have used better material.
In today's hearing, Clive Stafford Smith, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, argued that state prosecutors should be required to disqualify themselves from the case if they had engaged in oral sex.
Clive Stafford Smith, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer, told the judge that the prosecutors should disqualify themselves if they ever had engaged in oral sex. "We cannot have a `do as I say not as I do' syndrome," he argued.
In 1985, a jury acquitted civil servant Clive Ponting, saying he acted in the public interest in exposing a government cover-up surrounding the sinking of an Argentine cruiser in the Falkland Islands War.

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