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"For a big, brutal man who works a violent day job, he has a real family sensibility," Fleiss said.
It is a big, brutal, beautiful monster with no thought or care for anything but its own glorification.
You got from one to the other through the woods, as good a metaphor as any for the big brutal world.
Bluewater has poems on its walls and sculptures of deer to disguise the fact that it's a big, brutal machine for taking your money.
'The Riots at Newport' quickly revamps the peepshow, but at Lansdown Fair Bath roughs led by Carroty Kate - strong as a navvy, a big brutal animal - wreck the booths in a frenzy of drink, fire and mayhem.
As in Philippe de Broca's "King of Hearts" (1966), which "House of Fools" resembles to a highly painful degree, the viewer is given to understand that the gentle, childlike inmates are far saner than the generals and politicians who run the big, brutal outside world.
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"In the time of Sakharov and Solzhenitsyn there was a big and brutal system," he said.
They were unloved by New Yorkers — too big, too brutal, too vulgar — and were eventually destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Power is big and brutal and apparently you have to be too if you want some.
It's not about big guys with brutal force, it's about angles and positioning.
Radcliffe is a major star in part because the British have followed her big highs and brutal lows for more than a decade.
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