Title: Cleo Bonner
Content:  Cleo was in a committed relationship with a white woman named Helen Cushman when she joined DOB in 1960. She raised a son while working at Pacific Bell telephone company.
Title: Cleo Bonner
Content:  Cleo Bonner was an early member of the Daughters of Bilitis (DOB) and one of the few African American women associated with this organization in the early 1960s. Bonner was also known as Cleo Glenn in order to protect her privacy. She assumed the role of acting president of DOB in the fall of 1963. Bonner served as president of DOB until 1966. Her leadership of DOB was featured in a 1990 article in the Bay Area Reporter.
Title: Cleo Bonner
Content:  Cleo Bonner, also known as Cleo Glenn, served as president of the Daughters of Bilitis and circulation manager of The Ladder magazine in the 1960s. She was one of the first African-American women to belong to this organization. Barbara Gittings referred to Cleo Glenn as a "fireball".
Title: Cleo (magazine)
Content:  Lisa Wilkinson's career in magazine publishing started at age 19 with no university education, as the enthusiastic secretary/editorial assistant/Girl Friday at Dolly magazine. After rising to the editorship of Dolly in only 5 years, Wilkinson took over the position of Cleo magazine editor in 1984, and reigned there for ten years. Later she became Cleo's International Editor-in-Chief, running editions in New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. Under Wilkinson, Cleo magazine became the highest selling women's magazine per capita in the world. A significant change made by Wilkinson at Cleo was the replacement of the Cleo centerfold with the Bachelor of the Year competition in 1985. Cleo magazine presents an annual round up of the 50 most eligible bachelors in Australia, and encourages readers to vote for their favourite eligible bachelor. Wilkinson also mentored numerous high-profile women in Australian media today. Nicole Kidman, Miranda Kerr, Deborah Thomas, Paula Joye and Mia Freedman all credit her as a long-time supporter. After her career as a magazine editor, Wilkinson established her own media consultancy business and hosted breakfast talk show Today on the Nine Network, with Karl Stefanovic, before joining A Current Affair's program The Project on Network Ten
Title: Cleo Finch
Content:  During the course of Season 6, Cleo started a relationship with Dr. Peter Benton. She got along well with Peter's deaf son Reese, impressing Peter with her knowledge of ASL. Cleo often clashed with Reese's mother Carla, who saw Cleo as interfering in her family's decisions and also made an unsuccessful attempt to seduce Peter. While under Cleo's care, Reese accidentally injured his hand on a piano, leading Carla to claim she was untrustworthy and irresponsible. Cleo's relationship with Peter was also put under strain when Peter felt that Cleo's bi-racial background prevented her from understanding the medical and cultural needs of the African-American community. Despite their problems, Cleo and Peter stayed together, allowing Cleo to help Peter through a difficult child-custody battle with Roger, Carla's husband, following Carla's death. Cleo took the stand to testify that she hoped to play an important role in both Peter and Reese's lives.
Title: Cleo Brown
Content:  Cleopatra Brown (December 8, 1907 or 1909 – April 15, 1995), known as Cleo Brown, C. Patra Brown or Cleo Patra Brown, was an American blues and jazz vocalist and pianist. She was the first woman instrumentalist to receive the NEA Jazz Masters Fellowship.
Title: Miss Cleo
Content:  She married at age 19, gave birth to a daughter, and divorced at age 21. She had a second daughter while in her late 20s. In 2006, she came out as a lesbian. Harris developed Colorectal cancer, which metastasized. She died following a long illness on 26 July 2016, aged 53.
Title: Lady Blossom
Content:  Clarke had a relationship with professional wrestler Chris Adams for five years, with the couple having a daughter, Jade. Clarke and Adams split up in the early 1980s. Contrary to the wrestling storyline, the two were never actually married in real life. In 1983, in order to stay in the United States, Clarke married professional wrestler William "Billy Jack" Haynes, with the couple later divorcing. In 1990, Clarke began a relationship with professional wrestler Steve Austin. The couple married on 18 December 1992 and had two daughters, Stephanie Britt (born 1992) and Cassidy Skye (born 1996). Clarke and Austin divorced 
Title: Cleo McQueen
Content:  Laura Morgan, writing for Digital Spy, included Cleo and Joel in her feature on the eight characters to watch out for. She noted that the couple "look friggin' awesome together" and found their relationship "intriguing", as Joel was hiding secrets from Cleo. Coryon Gray, writing for TVSource Magazine, called Cleo "the best of the McQueen bunch." He thought that due to her "unassuming" personality, she was easy to miss, so her family did not realise how much she was struggling when she began using heroin. Gray stated, "My guess is that they've left Cleo to her own devices simply because she's usually so strong-willed, 
Title: Cleo McQueen
Content:  The character's third issue-led storyline started airing in December 2017. Cleo develops bulimia nervosa after learning Joel is now in a relationship with Sienna Blake. At home, she binges on food and then makes herself sick. Mulkerrin said Cleo's bulimia is caused by her feeling "like an outsider", and the binging helps her feel like she is still in control. The show is working with the charity Beat on the storyline and they hope to increase awareness of the topic. Mulkerrin met with a bulimia sufferer and carried out her own research, so that she can portray the scenes as accurately as possible. Cleo's bulimia battle comes to a head during her wedding to Joel, which occurs 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I know that Cleo W. Blackburn had a spouse,
Answer: False