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Meanings of look like in English
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Usage of look like in English
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Sea lilies look like flowers, hence the name, but are actually animals.
2
Serious games are one example of what participatory democracy could look like.
3
The only problem is, you look like a hard case right now.
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What may look like good governance raises a different set of questions.
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Nobody quite knows what it will look like in 30 years time.
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Companies are still wondering what the year will look like going forward.
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We look like a family party celebrating the birth of new children.
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Equally people have said they look like icebergs in an Arctic sea.
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Those to me look like pretty good indicators for another solid year.
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I no longer have any clear view of what we look like.
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This year might not look like celebrations we've had in years past.
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Today Ideas looks at defining what real economic progress might look like.
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Such accusations may result in e-discovery requests that look like the following:
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They did not look like people with good news to pass along.
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I'd use some really subtle magic, make it look like natural causes.
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Funny, you don't really look like the coming home for Christmas type.
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