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While this may be a worthy idea, it's not going to be able to be implemented until well past v7 launch. You can manually hack a clip out of the database as follows:

Use Clip Properties to determine the ID of the clip.

Tools | SQL Window, enter this command:

delete from clip where ID = x;
(substitute the actual ID for x)
Click Execute.
Then run these:

delete from clipdata where clip_id = x;
delete from blobtxt where clip_id = x;
delete from blobjpg where clip_id = x;
delete from blobblob where clip_id = x;

Now it's gone.
Note that database deletions are just like any other database - blocks are marked unused, but space isn't immediately reclaimed, and the data could possibly be read with binary viewers.
You can force it to give up the space by doing File | Database Maintenance | Repair/Compact Database.

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