“The clearance of the local population to make way for sheep followed and caused the reorganization and resettlement of the Highlands.”

“Their construction has involved the mass clearance of trees from the local forests.”

“The trestle was only about twenty feet over the railroad tracks, so there was not much clearance above passing freight cars.”

“She saw herself running down the path to the green clearing in the alder grove near the river, where they used to wash clothes.”

“The thick woods parted to reveal an immense clearing in the forest, encircled by a high stone wall.”

“Appeals in a not-guilty finding can create a hostile environment for the accused and result in a retrial, despite the accused's clearing of wrongdoing initially.”

“Anglers tell us that the clearness of the lake waters and the peculiar wariness of the trout in this area combine to present a real challenge.”

“Added to that accomplishment is a clearness in expression which arises partly, perhaps, out of a legal mind and legal training.”

“This is achieved only by attaining a position of clearness and emptiness of mind.”

“The clarifier effectively removes dirt and oil from the skin, leaving it refreshed and pure.”

“Taken internally, the balsam of tolu was described as a blood clarifier and systemic cleanser.”

“Settled sewage, mixed with fresh sludge that is recirculated from the secondary clarifier, is introduced into the aeration tank.”

“Third, an 11-page section of endnotes is included to explain abbreviations or items in the text that require further clarification.”

“In addition, the relationship between international or cosmopolitan outlooks, national attitudes, and local patriotism needs clarification.”

“For clarification, Teresa was explaining to the class that they were going to be like marionettes hanging by the strings.”

“The administration has enunciated this position with admirable clarity.”

“For him, virtuosity per se is not so important as the quality and clarity of sound.”

“The brilliant blue color and the unusual clarity of the water are characteristic of the most beautiful of the springs.”

“In the case of PAMREX covers, leave a clearage space under the hinge box.”

“The landward approaches would require considerable clearage of trees and an extensive trestle ramp.”

“His forbearance and clearheadedness could serve as an example for America as it confronts its drug problem.”

“But who said heroes were about realism or clearheadedness?”

“She has clearheadedness and a will to help him get better, and is just extraordinary.”

“The story is largely a wasted opportunity to elicit clarifications of ambiguities and contradictions.”

“It was a kite-flying exercise, of course, and various denials, bouts of backtracking and clarifications ensued.”

“Churchill's clarifications and emendations, convincing or otherwise, are not likely to mollify his opponents.”

“There was a carry-over of sediment from the clarifiers into the River Nore.”

“This decomposes the saccharate of lime, which has been formed in consequence of the large excess of lime added to the clarifiers.”

“The company has a new 500 series of separators and clarifiers that are USDA accepted and have the highest capacity throughput in the market today.”

“Worst hit by the land clearances are the indigenous tribes that have lived for thousands of years in the forests.”

“Prior to that it was common to find records of the foundation of new settlements and associated land clearances for arable fields.”

“City's third skipper of the current campaign capped an aggressive display with a number of fine clearances and his first goal of the season.”

“Whether they're bunny slopes or double-black-diamonds, ski runs are permanent clearcuts.”

“When the clouds lift, you can see a patchwork of clearcuts and roads carved into the slopes.”

“Sadly, that's not the case, as is shown by the scars of clearcuts and logging roads on our 191 million acres of national forests.”

“In other words, it's a type of animal that prefers a forest with clearings to larger, unbroken tracts of old growth.”

“Have they vanished along with footpaths, with grasslands and clearings, with nature?”

“They are common in forest clearings, wetlands, edges, residential areas, orchards, and stands of Russian olive.”