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  • Younger fans may know the Clo from the seventh season of Dancing With The Stars, where she stunk up the ballroom with her potty mouth and raunchy routines.

    Cloris Leachman PETA Ad (Photo) 2009

  • Miss Ryan (the name Clo gave) must wait till next day.

    The Lion's Mouse 1901

  • The cry of 'Clo'-pole-line-pins' is one long familiar to the neighbourhood; and as this honest couple have earned a good reputation by a long course of civility and probity, they enjoy the advantage of a pretty extensive connection.

    Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 448 Volume 18, New Series, July 31, 1852 Various 1836

  • Aerogel turns out to have the highest relative ability of clothing to provide warmth, known as a Clo value.

    The Science Of Super Thin, Ultra Warm 2010

  • Aerogel turns out to have the highest relative ability of clothing to provide warmth, known as a Clo value.

    The Science Of Super Thin, Ultra Warm 2010

  • He was polite, as he had promised to be, and called Clo "Miss Riley."

    The Lion's Mouse 1901

  • The sound of the word "Clo" had struck upon his brain and wakened an echo.

    A Lady of Quality 1896

  • The sound of the word "Clo" had struck upon his brain and wakened an echo.

    A Lady of Quality Frances Hodgson Burnett 1886

  • Clotilde Otranto, or "Clo," as her friends call her, was the principal conductor for the Miami City Ballet, and before that was the resident conductor of the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra.

    Naples Daily News Stories 2010

  • "Clo," he cried again, "thy mother -- she was but a girl and died alone -- I did no justice to her!

    A Lady of Quality 1896

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