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Boyd is tall and thickly muscled and speaks softly in a Piedmont drawl.

The Milan-based Uruguayan chef Matías Perdomo, who at 32 holds one Michelin star, is a thickly bearded outsider.

His lavishly embroidered jackets with square shoulders topped skinny trousers that were also thickly embellished.

To serve, thickly slice the beef and serve with the spiced ratatouille and sauce.

Finke is truly a larger-than-life figure in Hollywood, a place thickly populated with big personalities.

As they were passing a place where the bushes grew thickly by the side of the road, they received a gruff command to halt.

The house itself was embedded in a thickly-wooded garden where the trees were just budding into leaf.

Now, as you know, by far the greater part of the land is well cultivated and thickly covered with habitations.

And she did not open them for a long time, although the dark gray clouds piled higher and more thickly over the sleeping children.

The country here is thickly wooded, but very low, excepting a few ranges of hills that may rise to the height of two hundred feet.