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alike

[uh-lahyk] / əˈlaɪk /




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Owners and patrons alike are fighting for its survival.

From Los Angeles Times

The consensus was someone who is warm, funny, loud, brash and larger than life, with jokes for the children and adults alike but they cannot be a shrinking violet.

From BBC

Yet Wirth has calculated his company has the means and resilience to outlast changing governments—in Caracas and Washington alike.

From The Wall Street Journal

"White forces designers and wearers alike to focus on form, proportion and quality, there's really nowhere to hide," she explains.

From BBC

We were often referred to as the “CBGB’s of the West,” and for a lot of bands, locals and touring acts alike, we were just that.

From Los Angeles Times