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An added pleasure is that next door is the Goodspeed Opera House (which owns Gelston House), whose clever musicals make for a delightful outing.

Ken Clarke's dad was a watchmaker whose clever son went to Nottingham High – like Ed Balls – and on to Cambridge to become a lawyer.

The Committee to Boycott Nixon's Memoirs was a group of softball teammates from Washington, D.C., whose clever slogans and merchandise — "Don't Buy Books by Crooks" — made it all the way to "Saturday Night Live" but failed to shut down sales.

Nonetheless, some strategists say that Mr. Cain has succeeded at being the everyman candidate, much like Mike Huckabee, whose clever quips helped him win the Iowa caucuses four years ago.

True, you can't power out of a corner with quite the ferocity possible in the new Focus RS, whose clever, expensive, purely mechanical differential ensures there's no car-slowing braking at all.

Better Left Buried by Emma Haughton (Usborne, £6.99) is about Sarah, whose clever brother has just died suddenly in Sweden when he was meant to be at university in London.

Leering frat-boy humor gets catchy, but no less crass, in the determinedly offensive songs by the Bloodhound Gang, whose cleverest notion was to rhyme mammal with Discovery Channel in a come-on that could be played on the radio.

I hope it traces at least the outlines of a history that would account for his obliviousness, his egotism: a loved, clever little boy, whose cleverness was the key to social advancement.

By contrast, there are unsung talents on the Paris scene like Jean-Paul Lespagnard, whose exceptionally clever cuts created transformable clothes that looked simple on his tiny showroom runway.

We have lost a dear friend whose warm spirit, clever wit, and caring ways will be missed tremendously.

Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick is a devout fan of the mystery writer Harlan Coben, whose hallmarks are clever plot twists and surprise endings.