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Landslide election winner of 1945

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• '40s British prime minister

• 1940s British P.M.

• A Churchill successor

• About whom Churchill purportedly said A modest man who has much to be modest about

• As It Happened memoirist, 1954

• British Labor prime minister

• British P.M. Clement

• British P.M. Clement ___ (Louis St. Laurent contemporary)

• British P.M. during the creation of Israel

• British PM 1945-51

• British Prime Minister

• British Prime Minister Clement

• British prime minister, 1945-51

• Churchill contemporary

• Churchill follower

• Churchill was his predecessor and successor

• Churchill's 1945 successor

• Churchill's predecessor

• Churchill's predecessor and successor

• Churchill's successor

• Churchill's successor and predecessor

• Churchill's successor as P.M.: 1945

• Churchill's successor at Potsdam

• Churchill's successor in 1945

• Clement ---, British statesman

• Clement of Britain

• Clement of England

• Clement who spoke at the first general assembly of the United Nations

• Former British P.M.

• Former British P.M. Clement ___

• Former British P.M. Sir Clement ___

• Former British prime minister Clement

• He came after Churchill

• He was preceded and followed by Churchill

• Labour Party leader from 1935 to 1955

• Leader of '45

• Peace in our time proponent

• Post-W.W. II Prime Minister

• Post-WWII British prime minister Clement

• Postwar British leader

• Postwar British prime minister

• Postwar P.M.

• Postwar prime minister

• Potsdam Conference attendee

• Predecessor and successor of Churchill

• Prime minister after (and before) Churchill

• Prime minister before and after Churchill

• Prime minister before Churchill

• Prime minister between Churchill's terms

• Prime minister preceded by and followed by Churchill

• Prime minister who served between Churchill's two terms

• Twilight of Empire autobiographer

• U.K. P.M. Clement

• U.K. postwar Prime Minister

• British statesman and leader of the Labour party who instituted the welfare state in England (1883-1967)