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Clemency Anne Rosemary Gray, MBE, (née Swann; 1939 – 2010), known as Rose Gray, was a British chef and cookery writer. With Ruth Rogers, she set up The River Café in 1987, which won a Michelin star in 1998.
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Clemency Montelle is a New Zealand historian of mathematics known for her research on Indian mathematics and Indian astronomy. She is a professor of mathematics at the University of Canterbury, and a fellow of the New Zealand India Research Institute of the Victoria University of Wellington.
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Good meaning.
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Really used to be puzzled by the fact that Clemency was used as a name... but all of a sudden I can see why. It's like Clementine, but to me, has a sass to it. When I separate the whole "Clemency hearing" thing from it, I really like it.
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Yeah, I was just watching TV and some kids had to "retell their awful mermories in front of endless trials and clemency hearings..." No thanks. Not the best name.
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British news presenter Kate Silverton and her husband Mike Heron have a baby daughter named Clemency Florence Rose Heron, born 5 Nov 2011. I don't mind the name, personally. :-)
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I'm not fond of the name, but you still hear the word occasionally - in Britain a convicted person is sometimes said to "appeal for clemency" in sentencing.
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Upper-class and lovely.
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I'm pretty sure this name is no longer used. No one uses the word "Clemency" anymore. It's a rather snobbish word anyway. Why not name your daughter Clementine if you liked the sound of it?
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The word is obsolete, right? It sure sounds like it is. The name is old-fashioned and ugly.
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Clemency Burton-Hill is a British actress and a model.
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It's a lovely name! Though it's not as popular as Clementine.
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