| What distinguishes the Corsican clementine from other varieties of clementines? |
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| A man holds up a bunch of genips, oval green fruits with skin like a clementine orange and flesh like a grape. |
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| The idea was that no one can really tell the difference between a clementine, a satsuma and a mandarin. |
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| The growth curve of the fruit of Marisol clementine fitted a single sigmoid curve well. |
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| To serve, add rustic Tuscan touches with a gorgeous bunch of grapes, dried figs, walnuts, clementine oranges, and honey. |
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| This time she brought sour cherries in kirsch syrup, and blood oranges in clementine syrup. |
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| In addition, the fact that Corsica is an island helps to keep the clementine trees free from various serious viral diseases. |
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| When the clementine tree was discovered in Algeria in the 1920s, plants were frequently brought to Corsica and planted there. |
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| A free tour offers the chance to sample beautiful perfumes such as Coral, a fusion of freesia, essence of rose, clementine and ginger. |
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| Desi, who we know is deeply in love with his girlfriend, clementine, passionately kisses her. |
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| Each holding has an orchard list identifying the clementine tree parcels and orchard blocks. |
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| Use the clementine slices over the banana slices for eyebrows. |
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| A hybrid of mandarin oranges and bitter oranges, the clementine is usually available from November through March. |
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| While the cultivation of clementine trees plays an important part in the island's present-day economy, the tradition of growing citrus fruit is very old in Corsica. |
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| Or alternative ingredients like clementine, gingerroot or Meyer lemon. |
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| Other plantings would include grapefruits, tangerines, clementine oranges, limes, and even a few more rare ones, like cara cara navels, tangelos, and the Jamaican Ugli fruit. |
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| Her neurotic, green-haired, New York punkette role as Clementine Kruczynski in the movie was a revelation. |
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| This image obtained by the Clementine satellite in 1994 shows the solar corona shining above the limb of the Moon. |
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| In one experiment, Clementine beamed radio signals into shadowed craters near the Moon's south pole. |
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| The Clementine orange is a type of mandarin orange, a tangerine, that has become more popular than the Satsuma orange. |
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| Mike and Diane Madison sell their olive oil and dried lavender at the farmers' market, as well as apricots and Clementine mandarins. |
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| It is a few days before Valentine's Day and he has recently split up with Clementine after a relationship that lasted a year. |
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| In 1994, the SDI-NASA Clementine spacecraft orbited the Moon and mapped its surface. |
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| Having an apolune closer to the Moon would increase the efficiency for lunar mapping at higher resolutions than carried out by the Clementine and Lunar Prospector probes. |
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| Rose sent for Clementine, but the illness proved fatal on 23 August 1921, and Marigold was buried in the Kensal Green Cemetery three days later. |
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| Churchill found himself seated beside Clementine, and they soon began a lifelong romance. |
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| He proposed to Clementine during a house party at Blenheim Palace on 10 August 1908, in a small Temple of Diana. |
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| After the pregnancy, Clementine moved to Sussex to recover, while Diana stayed in London with her nanny. |
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| Clementine traveled to Eaton Hall to play tennis with Hugh Grosvenor, 2nd Duke of Westminster, and his family. |
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| Maisie is delighted to announce the birth of her second great granddaughter, Clementine Pamela. |
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| Thou were lost and gone forever, dreadful sorry, Clementine. |
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| First of all, the two rondeaux appear in the 1538 version of the previously published Adoleseenee Clementine at the end of the section of poems of the same genre. |
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| Clementine gave birth to her fourth child, Marigold Frances Churchill, on 15 November 1918, four days after the official end of the First World War. |
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| The Clementine epistle was perhaps concocted for such a purpose. |
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