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alike

[uh-lahyk] / əˈlaɪk /




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The cumulative effect, some advocates worry, is that the public will know less about law enforcement activity, and that there will be fewer independent investigations into deputies and department leaders alike.

From Los Angeles Times

His supporters and detractors alike agree that his power lies in how accessible and active he is.

From The Wall Street Journal

These two ladies seem far too alike not to arrive at a contretemps, which they quickly do.

From The Wall Street Journal

Not all military thrillers are alike, but common elements offer a sense of predictability amid the fog of war.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ailish Davies, a jobseeker from Leicester in the UK, says that being ghosted by the small firms and big corporations alike is "soul destroying".

From BBC