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The big man

BMJ, 2000
In a small country with a new parliament there was a big man. The big man was quite important in the new parliament. In fact he was the leader. And long before that, when most people in the small country thought it didn't need a parliament, he had worked hard and talked to a lot of people to persuade them that it did. So when the people voted they got
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Arnold Schwarzenegger—A Big Man for a Big Job

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1990
Arnold Schwarzenegger is a man with a mission. Having recently been named to head the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness, he is out to spread the fitness word to everyone, starting with children.
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The Man from Big Sur

International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1999
Nine Ninety-Nine is a novel about the life and literary work of a paranoid schizophrenic writer, who was hospitalized between 1958 and 1984. He rarely looked people in the face, but, instead, stared at their shoes, ankles, and socks. Living in a closed ward, daily he studied the Bible and edited the Ward M Quarterly, a magazine devoted to the struggle ...
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The Case of the Big Man with the Big Chip

2012
One thing I am learning is that in long-term care the squeaky wheel gets kicked to the curb about as often as it gets the grease. Harvey was trouble from the start – came into the Home trailing dissatisfaction like toilet paper stuck to the bottom of a shoe.
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A Big Man Someday

The Massachusetts Review
Abstract: The narrator of “A Big Man Someday” lives in Hyderabad with his mother, a sex worker. Through his own naïve bouts of boyish passion and the inevitable dwindling of his mother’s business, the narrator comes to realize his own courage, growth, and memory.
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Man as a Yardstick for the Big Bang

1991
Let us imagine that we could set ourselves outside space and time and that from this vantage point we could regard our universe holistically, consider it in its full extension in space and time, from the Big Bang to the final collapse — or through all eternity, according to our model. Let us assume that we would be able to look at the universe as if it
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The Big Man Muqtada al-Sadr: Leading the Street in Iraq under Limited Statehood

Third World Thematics A TWQ Journal, 2020
Kjetil Selvik
exaly  

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