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The strange surroundings suddenly began to look like home to me
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The books, and these, made our little sitting-room look like home.
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Everybody else looks so different from Fermoy that he must look like home.
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Dey look like home-folks; de preacher preach like home-folks; de people sing like home-folks.
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Bit by bit, the garbage disappeared, and after a while, it began to look like home.
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She soon had a couple of cows and some pigs and chickens to make the place look like home.
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It didn't look like home.
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It did look like home.
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If we're going to live in this shack it's our duty to make it look like home to us.
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They looked like homing birds, settling in dovecotes of the masts and rigging.
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It looked better than fine, it looked like home.
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As much as the realization bothered him, Amos had to admit it looked like home.
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It isn't so much that it looks like home.
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In other words, the less the city looks like home, the more money visitors will spend.
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It's amazing how much it looks like home.
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Yankee that I am, it looks like home!