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								He's pleased that it's his customers who have voted for him and his team, rather than some shabby crew of critics; he's delighted that it justifies four years of very hard work; thrilled for what it says about his conviction that top flight, big-fisted food doesn't have to be served in uptight, prissy, overly formal surroundings. Best UK Restaurant 2010: The Kitchin, Edinburgh Jay Rayner 2010 
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								The Morriseys were a huge breed, and there were many strapping great sons and uncles, heavy-booted, big-fisted, rough - voiced. Chapter 4 2010 
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								Its fans regard her seasonal, big-fisted ingredient-led food as the epitome of all that is right. 
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								When the Museum of Arts and Design opened in a newly refurbished building in New York last week, it was a Cinderella ending to a big-fisted civic brawl. 
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								He, too, came face to face with thousands of ruddy, big-fisted men and listened to their equally plain-spoken addresses, prepared and extemporaneous. Deep Furrows Hopkins Moorhouse 
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								Everywhere he went he faced thousands of ruddy, big-fisted men who read addresses to him and did a lot of extemporaneous talking which was no less forceful and complete than the prepared briefs. Deep Furrows Hopkins Moorhouse 
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								The big-fisted brute can't write a hand that anybody could read. 
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								The Morriseys were a huge breed, and there were many strapping great sons and uncles, heavy-booted, big-fisted, rough - voiced. Chapter IV 1913 
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								Here I found four men, each with his pipe and tankard, to whom a large, red-faced, big-fisted fellow was holding forth in a high state of heat and indignation. The Broad Highway Jeffery Farnol 1915 
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								I had no big-fisted uncle to thump me persuasively when I needed it; had fortune granted me one I might have been a very different man, Lisbeth. My Lady Caprice Jeffery Farnol 1915 
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