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• “At the edge of one stack of timber is a squared piece of wood with a hand-cut mortise and tenon, the traditional joint used in many Japanese buildings.”

  USA Today: Hope in Japan mixes with fear as reality rolls in

• “The ice is hand-cut, and staff are happy to tailor-make drinks for the undecided.”

  The Guardian: 10 of the best cocktail bars in Berlin

• “There are two master baths, one with a mosaic of a peacock made from hand-cut Italian stone.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Beverly Hills Spread

• “The account was Mr. Poindexter's own, a fascinating and already-well-written tale about llamas and hand-cut adobe.”

  Fictionaut: The Cool Report

• “The butterfly—thousands of which he has individually fashioned and hand-cut from vinyl records and from flattened cans—is his principal subject.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Soaring Heights, A Sense of Horses

• “Salty hand-cut French fries that we dipped in fresh yogurt instead of ketchup.”

  Simon & Schuster: Day of Honey

• “High-end cocktail bars are shaking, stirring and serving their $18 drinks with dense, extra-large cubes, hand-cut shards and spheres.”

  The Wall Street Journal: With Ice, Size Matters

• “Next time, make sure to order a burrito named for one of the regulars with their hand-cut french fries.”

  Greetings from Texas! | Homesick Texan

• “My favourite is Alfie's, which serves generous portions of fresh-battered cod with crisp hand-cut Maris Piper chips at £5 a go, but for a real taste of the sea, head for Nicky Tattershall's popular shellfish shop and cafe.”

  The Guardian: West Dorset's top 10 budget eats

• “Scott, 25, wore a Vera Wang strapless gown and a mantilla veil with hand-cut Chantilly lace appliqué.”

  Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott and Chris Tyrell Tie the Knot

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