Is this more like the 1970s, or more like the 1990s?
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They want America to be more like Denmark, not more like Venezuela.
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New York city will feel more like today's Jonesboro, Arkansas; the Bay Area more like LA; and LA more like the very tip of Baja California.
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Are people in their early 20s more like teenagers or more like adults?
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It needs to become more like itself, not more like its competitors. How?
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Is it more like SARS or MERS or more like community-acquired coronaviruses?
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So it's more like it's almost more like a court system in that sense.
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If you act more like a gentleman, she will act more like a lady.
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"Making it read more like a thread, more like chat," she said about the effort.
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For Fox, the arc of his jumper's development—more like Lowry, or more like Payton?
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He makes the media more like an opposition party by treating it more like one.
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Access made the stars more like mortals, and made the gossip columnists more like stars.
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It's much more like a YouTube or much more like an Apple with the App Store.
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"There are markets that are more like big box stores and more like boutiques," says Wilson.
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In 1998, that was more like $19863,000 and in 2005 that was more like $3 million.
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We want to be more like them, and we want them to be more like us.
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And now add this one: Is stand-up paddleboarding more like canoeing or more like surfing?
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India is becoming more like Pakistan, and Pakistan is becoming more like itself: belligerent, sulky and paranoid.
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While the Impossible slider tasted more like meat, and the Beyond Famous Star felt more like meat ...
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"I felt more like myself with the prosthesis, so then I could dress more like myself," she says.
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Rather than WhatsApp becoming more like Facebook, it sounded like Facebook was going to become more like WhatsApp.
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Life expectancy is more like Norway's in some parts of the country and more like Kazakhstan's in others.
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In economic terms, how did you perceive "Asia One": more like science fiction or more like real life?
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At times, it felt more like immersive theatre than a Disney ride — or even more, like real life.
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Maybe women are so busy faking it — to be more like a man at work, more like a porn star in bed, more like 30 at 50 — that we don't trust our natural responses anymore.
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Many stem from a fundamental difference in vision: whether bitcoin should be more like gold or more like cash.
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It's also the first time the Bible begins moving from something more like myth to something more like history.
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Here, though, imbibing the information would feel more like watching YouTube than skimming Wikipedia—more like entertainment than homework.
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Its advocacy of the primacy of the market has made governments more like businesses and businesses more like vampires.
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Under the study scenario, London's climate in 2050 could be similar to Barcelona's current climate, with Madrid feeling more like Marrakesh, Seattle more like San Francisco, and Tokyo more like Changsha in central China, it said.
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That, in turn, helps explain the conservatism of Icelandic (more like Facebook) and the mutability of English (more like Twitter).
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"We might be more like Toyota and American Express may be more like Mercedes," Discover CEO Roger Hochschild told CNBC.
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The truth is more like, normal people crushed in compartments on trains that look more like livestock trucks running hours late.
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Moreover, Venus might have been more like Earth in its past, and Earth might become more like Venus in the future.
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Rather than the armed forces becoming more like a domestic police force, though, the police have become more like military occupiers.
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Should they be treated more like adolescents, handled in the comparatively lenient juvenile system, or more like hardened 35-year-olds?
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On the other hand, this theory leads us quickly into ontological problems: are we humans more like mermaids, or more like ghosts?
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It was much more like bread than its doughnut brethren, and it tasted more like a soft, sweet bagel than a cake.
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While the paper napkin has pivoted to become more like paper towels, the paper towel industry has countered by becoming more like … napkins.
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Dogs that look more like puppies have an evolutionary advantageIn many ways, dogs appear and behave more like wolf puppies than wolf adults.
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One question is what bitcoin should be: more like gold (smallish and secure) or more like cash (and comparable to a conventional payment system)?
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When Trowbridge observed that theme parks had become more like art museums, Krens argued that art museums needed to become more like theme parks.
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In many ways, Walmart is becoming more like Amazon, as Amazon becomes more like Walmart by opening stores and trying to sell more groceries.
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At one time, I wanted it to sound more like Sun Ra. At other [points], I wanted it to be more like Lee Perry.
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The Besumer-Lowe incident looks more like a case of domestic violence, and the attacks on the young women look more like interrupted burglaries.
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The yolk also made the texture more like steamed milk than tea, so it felt more like a meal — which it should be, for $10.
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"Lucy looks more like Anna, she is blonde and has blue eyes, and Nico looks more like Enrique, more morenito [a little darker]," she said.
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In his suspicion of foreign entanglements Mr. Trump is more like a Taft than an Eisenhower Republican — or more like George Washington, for that matter.
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The difference generally hinges on whether the person being asked for a payout is more like an accomplice, or more like a victim, Cotter said.
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But unlike the recent 2K games, which can feel more like disparate rounds of Street Fighter II, playing No Mercy feels more like storyboarding a film.
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"I think more like a chord, where it's a stack of notes, and Susan thinks more like a melody, where there's a single path," he said.
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I am not saying the country where I have gladly chosen to spend my life should be more like the United States, or more like Britain.
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"There are eight nieces on Kevin's side, and they were like, 'I think this place is more like Aurora, no it's more like Cinderella,'" added Mrs.
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At the moment, apps work more like bots that message you information, and this home interface looks more like what you'd find in a typical web app.
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I would like it if what Microsoft had to say is that schools should be more like Minecraft, not that Minecraft should be more like a classroom.
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Overall the main floor was pretty epic, though it felt more like a museum than a place to buy clothes — we felt more like onlookers than shoppers.
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Though they understand each other, Martín said that Sales's Mam sounds more like French—airy, with swallowed consonants—while his is more like Portuguese—choppy and guttural.
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But it has to be hard not to look into the hollow eye sockets and also wonder: Were you more like me — or more like an animal?
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" Netanyahu said he reiterated Kushner's remark and told Trump that the question will be whether the Palestinian state will be "more like Costa Rica or more like Iran.
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I think this modernization of our industry, so we tend to look more like, not entirely, but more like a utility with IP, it does a couple things.
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"Meat today, has been presented as a product that makes you feel more like a man, more like a human, gives you more protein, it's nutritious," he said.
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I definitely was expecting these Chelsea boots to look more like classic Chelsea boots, but instead they looked more like high-top, slip on Vans in my opinion.
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That thematic guidance is absent in The Witcher, where characters function more like action figures playing around in different stories, and the adventures feel more like fleeting topics.
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And while Messenger app is adding features to make it more like Facebook proper, the main Facebook app is experimenting with a new comment system that looks more like Messenger.
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Many Brexiteers are worried that Tory fratricide could deliver Britain to Jeremy Corbyn, ensuring that, rather than becoming more like Singapore, as they want, it would look more like Venezuela.
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And Snapchat is becoming more like Messenger is becoming more like WeChat, proving that at some point messaging apps are going to be derivative products of all other messaging apps.
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Full Frontal's first episode felt more like an episode of The Daily Show, while the second took cues from Last Week Tonight while also feeling more like its own program.
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While it's abundantly clear that McKinnon isn't using technology to become more like us, it's conceivable that technology could, over the long run, make us all a bit more like McKinnon.
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Your left is averaging more like 17 -- 15, 17.
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The question is more like — was it just Jen?
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Read More Like This: I'm 27, Single, & A Homeowner.
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Ariah is my chill baby — she's more like me.
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" But climate change is "more like solving a quadratic
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Now it's not a wave — it's more like individuals.
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Not like King Arthur — more like a Burger King.
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" It was, she recalled, "more like being than acting.
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"I think what you're seeing is Netflix is becoming more and more like a Viacom or Disney, and all those companies are trying to become more and more like Netflix," Swanston said.
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" Looking back now, Mr. Makiya laughed at what he described as his naïveté in "hoping against hope that Iraqi leaders would behave more like Martin Luther King, more like Nelson Mandela, Gandhi.
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The big picture: For years, the world of cybersecurity experts has operated more like a scientific community than a commercial one — and, until very recently, more like a counterculture than a service.
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Is she more like you, more like the Bernie Sanders wing, is that the vibrant future where you can get blue-collar workers, maybe white working-class workers, to look toward the party?
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I think we have more conversations about, 'How can we make this part sound more like Thin Lizzy' than 'How can we make this part sound more like Candlemass', if that makes sense.
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I guess if you think the dragons are more like a lizard, maybe they would have [a hemipenis], and if you thought they're more like a crocodile they would probably just have one.
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"It is more like things look now," Ms. Osbahr added.
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She's more like a husband than a wife, so: wusband.
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Slowly, American universities would look more like their European counterparts.
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It's more like my ears are drawn to his voice.
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Justin Trudeau is more like Vladimir Putin than we thought.
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But touch feels more like a movable pillar for me.
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Seems more like an "Assassin's Creed" guy to us, anyway.
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Hillary Clinton wants us to be more like Joe Biden.
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I think Snapchat really is more like WhatsApp than Instagram.
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This felt more like our real introduction to the world.
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It functions more like an arcade than a retail store.
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It was fun, but it was more like a circus.
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The future looks more like the past than the present.
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That Republican dog whistle is more like a megaphone lately.
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These Spectacles look more like a remaster than a sequel.
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He appears to wish that America were more like Russia.
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HDMI cables are more like USB or ethernet cables, however.
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But fashion is more like haute cuisine than high tech.
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More like Coachella should be aShamed Impala for booking them.
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But they're more like double entendres rather than single entendres.
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I think it's probably more like 10 to 280 percent.
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It feels a little more like being flogged with misogyny.
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The Sony set up feels more like a video game.
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This came out more like what I thought it would.
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The phone folds open to act more like a tablet.
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Instead, he's acting more like a hostage than a president.
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Airbnb wants to be more like the hotels it's disrupting.
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Progress in machine learning will be more like an evolution.
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The viral images, he said, look more like simple glare.
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Read More Like This: Do You Really Need An MBA?
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Kendrick: More like views from the falloff, niggaSchoolboy Q: Look!
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With RFIDs, she says, it will be more like 99.9%.
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Wishing your living room looked more like Ratajkowski's dreamy space?
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I wish my Kindle Voyage was more like the Forma.
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Because it's actually not really brain, it's more like muscles.
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In poor countries, the ratio may be more like 21970%.
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Netflix is acting more and more like the art house.
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The actual numbers look more like 46% and 6803%, respectively.
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Now, it's more like the right to your own reality.
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It's more like a rollercoaster that crashes into the ground.
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Whole streets remained underwater, looking more like rivers than roadways.
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Either way, the actual announcements felt more like a placeholder.
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How can Twitter become more like Facebook without becoming Facebook?
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It's more like a title, like being knighted or something.
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Could it look more like 1935, when it secured 154?
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It's much more like the bilateral symmetry found in nature.
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Like, I have been playing more, like, longer every day.
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We will elect thousands more like Abrams across the country.
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"It was more like a temporary position," Mr. Cohen said.
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This process is more like a tipsy game of Jenga.
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You might say that sounds more like magic than technology.
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More like the candidate of taking our guns away, amirite?
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Instead, it's lightweight and it feels more like a serum.
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Indians are starting to behave politically more like other groups.
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"Think of it more like comScore than Instagram" Wilson insisted.
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It makes the iPhone feel much more like game console.
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Instead, they are more like a person talking to himself.
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"Actually it's more like, 'Keep your head up'," states Jenny.
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Edge computing will be more like Chrome, less like Windows.
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Mad Max is feeling more like a documentary every day.
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It feels a bit more like Chrome to be honest.
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Banks, particularly savings banks, are more like utilities than businesses.
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They're more like costars in this strange kind of way.
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Snapchat is starting to look increasingly more like old Facebook.
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Clubbing felt less like recreation and more like an identity.
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This allows it to serve more like an iPad Pro.
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It feels more like a parlor trick than anything else.
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This one, tsugu, means more like … to continue, to renew.
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Those sodas are more like, fine sodas in glass bottles.
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It feels more like the world has enough Venom movies.
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PitchBook puts the total funding at more like $100 million.
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It was more like a punk scene and rock scene.
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Instead, she described herself as more like her athletic father.
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Shouldn't autumn sound more like crunching leaves and quiet reflection?
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It's more like playing Noah than playing God, McCauley says.
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Rather, things are looking a bit more like the 1990s.
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More like lost in a sea of work commitments season!
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A multicolor leather Gucci wallet might be more like $130.
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The gig starts to feel more like a treasure hunt.
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ClassPass Live sounds more like YouTube workouts, which are free.
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He looked more like a cumulonimbus cloud than a dog.
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What we've been given is more like her Samsung ads.
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Before joining the IDF, photography was more like a hobby.
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And then sometimes it does feel more like Hope's story.
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The "repeal" bill looks more like the ACA every day.
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It's more like $40 or $50 split between several platforms.
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More like a contact sport than a business opportunity, right?
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It was more like backing tracks that were being manipulated.
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So it's more like taking what's inside and giving it?
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So it was more like a thing just for me.
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Seems like everyone's rushing to be more like Kylie Jenner.
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They really don't reach their prime until more like twenty.
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Can the world please be more like a speedcubing convention?
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"I think today it's more like a phenomenon," he added.
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Sidney sounds more and more like a manipulative crazy person.
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By 2005, it was more like 10 to 15 years.
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Starr's more like the star man than maybe he realizes.
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But the answer is not to become more like them.
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Instagram is starting to look more and more like Facebook.
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I've tried to make it more like speedball, that's helped.
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And likewise, spring so far is feeling more like summer.
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It may look a little more like Black Livers Matter.
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"Atomos was more like us making a record," said O'Halloran.
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Did radio become more like television after TV was introduced?
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The renders were more like a game from, say, 2011.
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Sequels, our budgets are more like 210 and sometimes 220.
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Have those April showers felt more like a downpour lately?
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It's more like picking the 1975 Hoosiers over the field.
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Twitter for me is more like, hip LinkedIn, I guess?
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Is it that Jettison feels more like a band recording?
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Gamer chairs are more like car seats than office chairs.
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On TV, it's more like the war for Christmas viewers.
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" Varney said socialists want to make America "more like Europe.
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Neko Atsume isn't a game, necessarily; more like an activity.
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An English or continental manager would've been more like it.
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In Japan, Apple Pay is actually more like two systems.
|
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I considered what I was doing more like painting sound.
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But it's turned out to be more like 72 degrees.
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It was more like, 'What the fuck do you want?!
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These moths look more like fuzzy butterflies than anything else.
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It would benefit from becoming more like its liberal neighbour.
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I'd say it was more like 'The Game of Thrones.
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Also worried about you looking more like a Twinkie everyday.
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It sounded more like a command than like a suggestion.
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For him, the slippery slope is more like a cliff.
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And they're becoming more and more like the real thing.
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It has started to look more like a last gasp.
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I think it's more like feeling relevant in the world.
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Mr. Trump acts more like a televangelist than an evangelical.
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It was more like: I just survived an endurance test.
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"More like a hundred people, maybe," the former athlete laughed.
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Dream of a House is more like a visual biography
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The wave looks more and more like a running tide.
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"More like I could hear your eyes rolling," she said.
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Instead, she said, aging is more like a water system.
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What's more, like any other skill, it can be developed.
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Instead, "Fire and Blood" reads more like a history book.
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"The 2016 numbers are looking more like the 2014 numbers."
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It was extra small, but sized more like a medium.
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Actually, it's more like science, but you get the point.
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It's more like avocados, fish, peanut butter, meat and eggs.
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We hope that we'll be a bit more like America.
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"We become more like America every day," he told him.
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American casinos may soon look more like video game arcades.
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"We need more like him in this world," she added. .
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" It often felt more like "Make America Freak Out Again.
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But for real urban rehab, Clapham is more like it.
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Some microhotel rooms are more like sleeping pods than rooms.
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This is more like letting 999 guilty people go free.
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Disney World's Boardwalk Resort feels more like an oceanside getaway.
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This looked more like a jail break than a pivot.
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Shawn is more like me artistically than anyone I know.
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Yet a medical emergency can feel more like a hurricane.
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"This felt more like old times," cornerback Richard Sherman said.
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He's more like an Alec Coppel and Samuel Taylor character.
|
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But he sounds more like Eisenhower on many domestic policies.
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Will we see more like Tintri in the second half?
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But Lars, he's more like 'Queer Eye' for the junkyard.
|
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The Kardashian sisters are looking more like triplets these days.
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Instagram is about to get a lot more like Facebook.
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Before, it was more like a means to an end.
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It didn't save $2,500 per family (more like $2,500 more).
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It's like when we start to become more like cyborgs.
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Release by release, everything started looking more like the iPhone.
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Our preliminary hearing, however, was more like the TV version.
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They were more like a media cult than a band.
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I'd play a whole game that was more like that.
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That means we can, in fact, think more like Easterners.
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Verdict: Sounds more like an antiques gong show to me.
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Feeney: It was more like, are we really doing this?
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If I'm being honest, it's more like a black tent.
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Clubs are going back to more like a party atmosphere.
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Now I feel more like one of the teachers, probably.
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"She really is becoming more like me," Gillen tells Vulture.
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"The second change is more like an opportunity," he suggests.
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It's more like the west but it's kind of neither.
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I'm more like, Sebo Walker, but not to that extent.
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Yeah. He seems more like a common kind of person.
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But I think about it more like a call option.
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What if we treated the government more like a business?
|
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Curry, who was slumping early, has looked more like himself.
|
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In the paddock, it feels more like a family reunion.
|
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" According to Hewitt, Valadon was more like a "social deviant.
|
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"It's more like a culture thing, you know?" he says.
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"It's more like fingerprinting than classical portraiture," Mr. Paglen said.
|
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He's more like weird underground rock's emissary to the mainstream.
|
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Mollot worried that nursing homes were becoming more like prisons.
|
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Now, she said, the number is more like 30 percent.
|
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Today, she said, it is more like five or six.
|
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This sounds more like a cerebral connection between different creators.
|
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Though they say on TV today, he's more like Dracula.
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The experience was more like a dialogue between three artists.
|
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The sex is less like intimacy and more like performance.
|
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He really seems to be back feeling more like himself.
|
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He makes politics more like what he says it is.
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Now it's more like eight or nine out of ten.
|
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Moving to LA felt more like coming home than escaping.
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Insect queens are more like reproductive organs for their colonies.
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"Teams are running it more like a business," Stanton said.
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FG: It's more like a poem than like historian prose.
|
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This anger is more like an itch than a wound.
|
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The ponds are vast and some look more like lakes.
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Closure, he said, feels more like "therapeutic hope" than reality.
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Is it acting more like a bot than a human?
|
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Andrés does not reciprocate, teasing her more like a brother.
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Still, Michigan State appears more and more like a juggernaut.
|
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It is a story of becoming more like other Americans.
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It was more like, 'How soon can we do this?
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These days the ratio is more like 300 to 1.
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They became less like leaders and more like pragmatic managers.
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But I wish math teachers were more like football coaches.
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In other words, they look and act more like puppets.
|
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She looks more like Serena, but she's very Japanese inside.
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In my opinion, it's more like a Tuesday or Wednesday.
|
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IQOS looks more like an iPhone than a tobacco product.
|
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That would look a lot more like orchestrating than legislating.
|
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The intergenerational tension feels more like wrenching, or perhaps punting.
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Still, in practice it works more like Decluttr than Swappa.
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It was more like getting whipped with a slimy towel.
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More like an acknowledgment of the context beyond the catwalk.
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He looked younger, or perhaps whole is more like it.
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So it's not a true oval, more like a rectangle.
|
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His story was more like President Obama's than 50 Cent's.
|
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Intercepting it looks far more like a purely defensive measure.
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FR: I think it's more like a mix of both.
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Which means being a little bit more like everyone else.
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"Sativa is going to be more like coffee," he said.
|
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America needs more like you, and we really appreciate it.
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Or did it feel more like a year in itself?
|
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This Riad feels more like a hotel than a hostel.
|
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It really feels more like a museum than a store.
|
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Neons and their competitors will be more like artificial humans.
|
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The FlexPai felt more like a prototype than consumer device.
|
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In many ways, what they offer is more like therapy.
|
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Facebook is about to get a lot more like LinkedIn.
|
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But is he more like American Pharoah or Always Dreaming?
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"It's more like a column than a block," he said.
|
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The Cup was starting to feel more like a league.
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Lately, though, some of the unicorns look more like dogs.
|
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Ironically, Reschenthaler would have looked a lot more like Lamb.
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My pledge is to help make Europe more like herself.
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Why not just make the game more like the W.B.C.?
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This sweet kid whose hugs are more like tight squeezes.
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"We found it was more like 5 points," Wieland said.
|
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"I could have used one more like that," he said.
|
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You want it to be more like a straight line.
|
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Today, that small, steady trickle feels more like a waterfall.
|
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Verdict: Despite Keurig's involvement, it sounds more like a SodaStream.
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Perhaps there will be many more like it, reasonably priced.
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No, it's more like the discarded husk of a peanut.
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I don't know if I've ever felt more like myself.
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In what ways are superhero films more like "theme parks"?
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"This house is more like a land yacht," he said.
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Is the whiskey world becoming more like the wine world?
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My other relationships have been more like truces with loneliness.
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Our country is looking more and more like the president.
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So far the wave has been more like a trickle.
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"My job is more like a porter captain," he explained.
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Ikea is run more like a democracy than a dictatorship.
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Lachlan, on the other hand, is reportedly more like Rupert.
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But a political campaign is more like a boxing ring.
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I thought it would be more like a pudding consistency.
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Podhoretz and Horowitz were reacting against something more like stupidity.
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Now this looks more like how an auto stock trades.
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HARWOOD: That sounds more like manners than about national protection.
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More like "Woman" — the country star wows with powerhouse vocals.
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BS. More like your phone ... or the internet, in general.
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Makes him look more like a regular 1940s mortal. pic.twitter.
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" You're more like, "Hey, can you give it a kiss?
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Or maybe, grounded in reality, a bit more like relief.
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They are much more like the Nets than the Warriors.
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So this is more like a slap on the wrist.
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It was more like, Reba told me she did that.
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When they finally did, their comments sounded more like eulogies.
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Josh: Still seems more like improvisation than strategy to me.
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While some interviews may feel more like interrogations, they shouldn't.
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Ridley fields all these questions and more like a pro.
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And then there are victories that feel more like defeats.
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And so we will look to do more like that.
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It wasn't a competition, it felt more like a vacation.
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In reality, it is more like 14,000, the Marines say.
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Terriers in down jackets that look more like flotation devices.
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The present, meanwhile, feels more like your usual contemporary drama.
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We all want our walk to be more like Oprah's.
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It feels all the more like a secret from childhood.
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In that sense it was more like today's musical theater.
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The interest rates are more like icing on the cake.
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So this looks more like an inappropriate conversation than obstruction.
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Sunday finally feels more like winter with a windy chill.
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But can we do it a little more like this?
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But you know, more like 18 months to two years.
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The woods can feel more like nurseries than wild spaces.
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On this program, "Enemy" felt more like a good friend.
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Actually ... more like good, good, and Sophie seems plenty satisfied.
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" I think it's more like, "Oh, I don't like that.
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LG: You think it's more like HoloLens in that way?
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Then we'll do a second half that's more like analysis.
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At times I wish I could sing more like him.
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Think of it more like editing typos and bad grammar.
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More like what he wants to do TO her, actually.
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He says his income is more like $6k a month.
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For me, it's starting to feel much more like home.
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I think it looks more like Justin Timberlake's AR Emoji.
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It feels more like a vacation hangout by a beach.
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As Reeves explained, their motorcycles are more like works of art than modes of transportation — from the hand-stitched leather seats to the gleaming, in-house engine parts that look more like pieces of jewelry.
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So the key question for higher education is whether critical thinking, problem solving and the other core cognitive skills that college aims to inculcate are more like content knowledge or more like riding a bike.
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Early on, the movements will feel more like little flutters (you might even confuse them with gas or your stomach growling) and then, later in your pregnancy, they'll be more like small kicks and jabs.
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More like an actress acting the part of someone who cares.
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But really, it looks more like a war is just beginning.
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This looks more like a hanger or base that's been damaged.
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Later, I pretended to like vinegar to be more like her.
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This could not look any more like a Wes Anderson movie.
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Hopefully the final shipping software will be more like the former.
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With Goodell, the Membership hired someone more like a younger brother.
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They are more like the Europeans: they want the labia inside.
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Because we're breaking graphs in more like a print news way.
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Genetically they are one and the same, more like identical twins.
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It's more like a full meal in a bite-sized package.
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I love to research and test, much more like a laboratory.
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In their view, rewriting the yeast genome is more like domestication.
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It all seems more like theater criticism than serious political analysis.
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It feels more like a traditional book world kind of thing.
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The actual venue feels more like the community space it supports.
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"I look more like an Indian than they do," he said.
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More like giving a tired old room a breath of life.
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Here&aposs a question that sounds more like a Zen riddle.
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It was a little more like three guys in a studio.
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The way we wrote it it's more like "Stripes" in space.
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Imagine a movie theater subscription that's more like a book club.
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It's not to say he's restless, it's more like he's aflame.
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Is there an example that's more like what we're seeing now?
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Munger apparently wants the US to approach Bitcoin more like China.
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But now, CNN on Snapchat is looking way more like television.
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Michael Strahan has officially left the building – more like the set.
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It looks more like an art book than a government document.
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After that, things start tasting more and more like, well, wood.
|
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In this way, Sanders is actually a lot more like Biden.
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The country's banks, however, are looking more like hostages to fortune.
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The space is more like a greenhouse than a typical office.
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Making NAFTA more like the TPP is harder than it sounds.
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They look more like police sketch artist drawings than Francis Bacons.
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I like something more like the neck area or the ribs.
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If we're being honest, it's more like who won't be performing?
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It's more like a series of sophisticated, quick-fire message boards.
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Is it similar to hyaluronic acid, or more like an exfoliant?
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The look is more like an enthusiastically decorated elementary school classroom.
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These days he earns more like €10 an hour, he says.
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In retrospect, that feels more like a threat than a promise.
|
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Many of Biden's events were more like 100 or 200 people.
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Technologies like Amazon's Flow look more like search in the future.
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They're almost more like marriages, but they have very different requirements.
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To Levine, games are more like theme park rides than movies.
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But sometimes nostalgic thoughts can feel more like dread than comfort.
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The latest scandal looks more like an embarrassment than a threat.
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So it's more like a virtual assistant than a training platform.
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Maybe it's more like a good magic trick than I suspected.
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He operates more like a party boss than a party leader.
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"You're more like him than you can possibly know," Kingsley said.
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He said the prosecutor was acting more like a defense attorney.
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"The audit will be more like an autopsy," Requena told Reuters.
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Uber is starting to look more and more like a bank.
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But it also makes Afghanistan look even more like a quagmire.
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It's more like a map of a particular place and time.
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Go deeper: The future of malls could look more like towns
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Speaking of that hope, it's really more like a pipe dream.
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That makes it more like an old Walkman than a smartphone.
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Instead, it's more like The Princess Diaries without the royalty plotline.
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With this information they'll become more and more like organic limbs.
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More like Nintendo Switch out the batteries every 10 minutes.......amirite.
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Kaia Gerber is looking more and more like her famous mother.
|
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As time passed, she began to feel more like herself again.
|
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This is more like a really extreme version of the Sims.
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The Democratic process went more like we expected — but not entirely.
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The PTI is starting to look more like the established parties.
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Not like a surgeon though, more like an emergency foot doctor.
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"This is more like proof of concept study," said the researchers.
|
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This encouraged China's economy to perform more like a market one.
|
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Instead, it operates more like a marketplace, connecting consumers and manufacturers.
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The instructions looks more like equations than commands to say aloud.
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I'd like to see more like these on a Thursday anytime.
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But PandAs feel more like the doughnuts of the puzzle world.
|
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Lydia's take on group expenses works more like Bunq's joint accounts.
|
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Kungel said the wing-flapping motion can be more like gliding.
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They end up being more like 'dress waitresses' than trusted advisors.
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The texture and shape make it look more like a wig.
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BS: It will be more like a thump than a boom.
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What if Fortnite was more like a fantasy role-playing game?
|
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Running a water utility is becoming more like running a business.
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But India's true growth, Mr Subramanian thinks, is more like 25%.
|
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I'm not positing that Philadelphia Contemporary become more like Mural Arts.
|
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The couple did not see it as discrimination, more like dismissiveness.
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And by the way, that wig looked more like Hillary Clinton.
|
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I have friends who look more like Kylie than I do.
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In other aspects of their anatomy, ichthyosaurs looked more like fish.
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When I was in my 20s I was more like Kelli.
|
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In 2013 the FDP's election party was more like a wake.
|
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I prefer flat shoes and comfort, I feel more like myself.
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But right now this feels more like a cool party trick.
|
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The attitude was more like it was just Kanye being Kanye.
|
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We're effectively terraforming the world to be more like our origins.
|
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Understanding what content resonates could help admins share more like it.
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Now, under Mr Xi, it looks more like a full retreat.
|
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"I feel more like a woman than I ever have before."
|
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Yoko Ono: It is getting to be more like I hoped.
|
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"This was more like a riot than a protest," he said.
|
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Not early innings, but more like a pregame warm-up routine.
|
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We're on the more expensive side, but it's more like equity.
|
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"I want us to achieve something that feels more like freedom."
|
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Its population structure is more like a textbook pyramid (see chart).
|
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Dogs are becoming more and more like their owners every day.
|
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It's more like a cross between a Furby and a Tamagotchi.
|
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"I'd be more like a flood, not a rain," teased Takeoff.
|
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Technologists need to become more like UX designers and vice versa.
|
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"More like what were you drinking," one of her daughters adds.
|
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It was a letter to the editor; more like a tweet.
|
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Maybe it's more like Searching, instead... but nobody's been kidnapped, either.
|
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But these elements remain more like decorations than actual storytelling devices.
|
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They're more like images you can share via your messaging app.
|
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It felt more like a deposition than a town hall meeting.
|
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Sandshrew also switches elements, looking more like an igloo than before.
|
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I saw email more like a telephone than a cable machine.
|
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Going to looks more like nine percent in the coming quarter.
|
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Instead, it seems more like a flashback to the mid-1990s.
|
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He said Libra will instead function more like a payment tool.
|
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This is probably more like what they were really going for.
|
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What we're creating here is a decentralized marketplace, more like BitTorrent.
|
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Is she the next Indiana Jones or more like, Wisconsin failure?
|
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Overall, it feels more like a tech demo than a game.
|
|
Nintendo stock has looked more like a yoyo than a Pokéball.
|
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Is it just us, or does he look more like Neville?
|
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Hopefully, they're more like Animoji and less like Samsung's AR Emoji.
|
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These days it's looking more and more like Seattle's Space Needle.
|
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And I think obviously this, today, is more like a phenomenon.
|
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It's more like a happy feeling, to be honest with you.
|
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A.D. made the game look more like a farce than ever.
|
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Eventually Britain will look more like Cambridge than it does today.
|
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Now, he's looking more and more like a bona fide villain.
|
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Independents look more like Republicans on the trade issue than Democrats.
|
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It feels more like figuring out the end of their lives.
|
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That pure kilo sells in the US for more like $150,000.
|
|
Allison Williams' weeknights probably look more like yours than you'd think.
|
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But in reality they were more like cinnamon bread than rolls.
|
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It was more like two hands, but you get the idea.
|
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His words sounded more like a truck driver than a lawyer.
|
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We have lots of other dolls that look more like you.
|
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"I aspire to be more like 'Sissy' than anything," Bruce said.
|
|
And if that isn't a tailwind-- it's more like a hurricane.
|
|
But because nothing comes next, it's more like a cliff-hanger.
|
|
The app switcher looks a lot more like Spaces on macOS.
|
|
For me it's more like a cleanse; to get it out.
|
|
More like a moose -- strong and peaceable but still massively outweighed.
|
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They just need to think more like the innovators they are.
|
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Dota Auto Chess is more like a turn-based strategy game.
|
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Instead, it's more like the shoe is grafted onto my foot.
|
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So how can we make data die more like we die?
|
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In the United States, that number is more like 3.46 degrees.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg wants to live a bit more like Tony Stark.
|
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We all wish we could be a bit more like Justin.
|
|
If history is any indication, it's more like an opening chapter.
|
|
In fact, it's more like a potentially cutting and pithy insult.
|
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Let's go: The Avalanches, "Colours" Now this is more like it!
|
|
In fact, Destruction reads more like an exercise in public relations.
|
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The lender could do with more like him on its board.
|
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It's more like a consequence of the way it's arranged itself.
|
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My face would also look a lot more like Tilda Swinton's.
|
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The exterior of the home, though, looked more like a hotel.
|
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When opened, it's more like a light diffuser used by photographers.
|
|
I wanted to be more like a J. Prince than Scarface.
|
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It's more like I idolize her, and she's nice to me.
|
|
In actuality, the intelligent software works more like a vertical queue.
|
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The one is more like a statement of an abstract belief.
|
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My interview for the position was more like a casting call.
|
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The design is abstract, more like a toy than a weapon.
|
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" It's more like, "We want to do this weird, specific thing.
|
|
It turned out to be more like a sprint to bankruptcy.
|
|
The flood of promised discoveries has been more like a trickle.
|
|
But The BFG plays them more like schoolyard bullies than monsters.
|
|
It starts more like a Nike commercial than a political ad.
|
|
But alkaline hydrolysis, he said, is more like a warm bath.
|
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You'll feel more like a grown-up — in the best way.
|
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It was more like, I grew up listening to this guy.
|
|
The future of scheduling has never looked more like the past.
|
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The Church of England is more like agnosticism with tea. Politics?
|
|
Instead, it looked more like this: Freelance gigs that led nowhere.
|
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It was more like a graphics or animation ... totally cloud-based.
|
|
Instead of mass amplifiers, these accounts functioned more like polarization vacuums.
|
|
It's looking more and more like these were not idle threats.
|
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It's more like "Howl" translated into Latin and then back again.
|
|
At times, Keller seems more like a counselor than a judge.
|
|
Is Tom a literal ghost/spirit or more like a feeling?
|
|
It's more like trying to predict the weather than anything else.
|
|
And the scene could have gone down much more like this.
|
|
Employees, acting more like entrepreneurs, are encouraged to find multiple roles.
|
|
It feels more like a sedan than, say, a Jeep Wrangler.
|
|
Feloni: It's more like you just needed a break from it?
|
|
In China, cloud adoption is more like 8003 to 3 percent.
|
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It was really more like three or four rooms in one.
|
|
These payments still feel to me more like extortion than justice.
|
|
The Europe we designed for them to be more like us?
|
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Feloni: It was more, like, all right, I'll just do it?
|
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I'd say we think there are more like 15 battleground states.
|
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It looked more like a polluted tidal lagoon in Flushing, Queens.
|
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Here's what else is happening: Now this is more like it.
|
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The result is a farm that looks more like a forest.
|
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They're actually more like opportunists who take what they can get.
|
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These hats looked more like costume pieces than serious headwear options.
|
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I think LeBron is more like brute strength, stuff like that.
|
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In fact, it's more like a small hole in the ground.
|
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" Bannon said Sanders's recent comments sound more like "a concession speech.
|
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It's more like an event that has directly happened to me.
|
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Sometimes some of them look more like me than I do.
|
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The experience felt more like a flight than a train journey.
|
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Homeownership is looking ever more like a pipe dream for millennials.
|
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So those are probably more like five to seven years off.
|
|
She now sounds a lot more like Pete Buttigieg and — gasp!
|
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Or maybe the appeal of Genji art is more like Tinder.
|
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It's more like waiting and hoping for people to report something.
|
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More like a prematurely hung Christmas stocking smelling faintly of mothballs.
|
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I wish I could be more like Lara Jean in that.
|
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Oestreicher later told ThinkProgress that number was more like 37 percent.
|
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In other words, Japan's punch was more like a stimulus. Whoops.
|
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We'd argue, especially in Halsey's case, it's more like ... assFUL chaps!
|
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JetBlue Airways is looking more like its bigger competitors these days.
|
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The entire web might have been more like Wikipedia—a large,
|
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But wouldn't you agree that it's more like a football game?
|
|
For anyone but them, it sounds more like hell on earth.
|
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"So this looks more like an inappropriate conversation than obstruction," Sen.
|
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"You get to feel more like a human," he told me.
|
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The Fitbit Versa 24 looks even more like an Apple Watch.
|
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"Later-stage investing is more like a stock bet," she said.
|
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For cocaine and MDMA, you'd have something more like a pharmacy.
|
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I think of this record as something more like ambient music.
|
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Do you ever wish music videos were more like serial dramas?
|
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Alice is more like a Chuck Palahniuk book in podcast form.
|
|
Today's report feels more like a starting point than a conclusion.
|
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KS: But nothing more, like is there more that you get.
|
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Your world may soon enough look a lot more like mine.
|
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I think people are a lot more like cats than dogs.
|
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But we think something more like 40 or 50 light years.
|
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Raya is less like Tinder and more like a secret society.
|
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More like pizza in the rain for these dedicated Rihanna fans.
|
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It also behaves much more like a comet than an asteroid.
|
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This time it was more like a compositional journey, I guess.
|
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Uh, more like, if you're remembering this album, you're too old!
|
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Via Big League Stew: Now that's more like it, Bonds. 9.
|
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I feel more like a person than I have for ages.
|
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Direct messages were more like a private posts and comment threads.
|
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It was really more like a bare-bones internal email system.
|
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I think it's more like if Skype had been taken public.
|
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Which almost felt more like mathematics than making an actual song.
|
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But these plays feel more like fortunate blips than sustainable action.
|
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Who wouldn't want to be a little more like Paul Rudd?
|
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Mr. Jones said that was untrue — it was more like 1978.
|
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The big and beautiful wall might look more like a fence.
|
|
Among the zealots, however, it feels more like a psychic condition.
|
|
The soles then feel more like a compressed piece of styrofoam.
|
|
Lately, though, the whole area looks more like a ghost town.
|
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HOROVITZ No. It was more like: Do either of us remember?
|
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In places, her book reads more like social history than biography.
|
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"We treat design more like a gardening practice," Dr. Oxman said.
|
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It was more like walking out of a really good movie.
|
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The iPad is starting to look way more like the Macs.
|
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The Spaceline would be more like a skyhook than a tower.
|
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Their shared chess games also make it feel more like home.
|
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It was more like, well, you just consume all these things.
|
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But he was more like a card counter in a casino.
|
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"I wish I could be more like that," Mr. Kowalik said.
|
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The other punk bands were more like power pop, commercial shit.
|
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Think of it more like FIFA 18, FIFA 19, FIFA 20.
|
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It was more like, thank God you're here — I'm so scared.
|
|
Using Tile thus felt more like a subscription service than ownership.
|
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They need to treat him more like any other Republican president.
|
|
Some say it feels more like a running or cycling race.
|
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"Which one smells more like the first female president?" she said.
|
|
Opera is more accessible now — and therefore more like pop music.
|
|
Think less exotic sports car, and more like new best friend.
|
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"I feel more like I can be me here," she said.
|
|
But the book feels more like notes than a finished draft.
|
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But the book feels more like notes than a finished draft.
|
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He was more like an estranged childhood friend than a father.
|
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"Their beak looked much more like a stork's," Dr. Mayr said.
|
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This season, it has been more like survival of the grimmest.
|
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Studies have found that the girls behaved more like typical boys.
|
|
This sounds more like high school than a global professional sport.
|
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Many Chinese grumbled that the debate seemed more like an interview.
|
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Or I became more like that when I actually was performing.
|
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There's only one problem; he's wrong:it's actually more like six months.
|
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But the Oval Office is more like an empty news studio.
|
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It looked more like the state of Texas, Mr. Iacono observed.
|
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Mmmm. More like my son was trying to get to safety.
|
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Now, here she was, feeling more like a tree every second.
|
|
But it feels more like a railway station at rush hour.
|
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He raps with something more than urgency — it's more like insistence.
|
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It just seemed more like out of a movie than reality.
|
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That might have felt more like a conversation than a siege.
|
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Actually, they were more like chit-chat about computers and games.
|
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But your show feels more like you're just living your lives.
|
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"It's more like this is our next Obsidian RPG," he explains.
|
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One possibility is that Facebook itself will become more like Instagram.
|
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Locals, meanwhile, told me it should be more like 300 ($14).
|
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Kane, Sterling and Co. This match feels more like a friendly.
|
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The keyboard makes the Duet concept feel more like a laptop.
|
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This is more like: 'Dinosaurs: Are they like birds or reptiles?
|
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Or does it look more like the nation of the past?
|
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He wasn't bolting; he looked more like a thoroughbred on parade.
|
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Though he might think Brooklyn in Canada was more like it.
|
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To people in Greenwood, it looked more like an invading army.
|
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To him, jazz means something more like blues tradition, boldly extrapolated.
|
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Other concepts, however, look more like a hostel or capsule hotels.
|
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Early team mascots looked more like stuffed animals than cartoon characters.
|
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Google Maps is starting to look a lot more like Waze.
|
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It was more like, 'Oh, I've found you,' that whole thing.
|
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Brown dwarfs are considered failed stars that look more like planets.
|
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Johnson's three months and change are in fact more like two.
|
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" She's right — Cheryl is more like a stock character from "Glee.
|
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Similarly, voice control feels more like a distraction than a help.
|
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This year the loss will be more like 70%, he estimates.
|
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That's not what you call mass production; more like mass confusion.
|
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These are important questions, and there will be more like them.
|
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He seemed more like a youth pastor trying to stay relevant.
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It's more like a car bumper than a hard outer shell.
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Now it feels more like a kind of earned political wisdom.
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"It's more like a sonic boom or a thunderclap," Buddemeier said.
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It looked more like a ragged garbage bag than a bird.
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There were more like 3,000 people (not 32,000) in attendance. 25.
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What they do looks a lot more like an ordinary primary.
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Its website looks more like Domino's (DPZ) than a gas station.
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They have a spending problem that's more like a spending addiction.
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Every Monday we meet but it's more like a hang sesh.
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But not exactly nighttime—more like an eclipse, a total solar.
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So this job feels more like a social good to you?
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Jenner is more like the latest product of Jenner/Kardashian Inc.
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More like, let's wait until Mr. Trump is actually sworn in.
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This place feels more like a family than a gun range.
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They're less like a gift card, and more like a coupon.
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Estonia prides itself on becoming ever more like a Nordic country.
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It looks more like a cinematic broadcast than a TV broadcast.
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She looks a little bit more like she's looking at magazines.
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"That's more like how I want to play," Pikiell said Tuesday.
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Lee likened litecoin to silver whereas bitcoin is more like gold.
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"Our new divisions," he said, "look more like our national divisions."
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Or it's more like he's sort of talking through you, allegedly.
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I'm probably a little more like my father in that sense.
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Spell check isn't always your friend — more like a casual acquaintance.
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Talking about work had always made her feel more like herself.
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That's one way theater is more like books than film is.
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MANY ANALYSTS HAD THOUGHT YOU WOULD ASK FOR MORE LIKE 200.
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"Our family tree is more like a family forest," she said.
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These sorts of plays feel more like outliers than the norm.
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It felt more like a pep rally than a pep talk.
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But the nod felt to Eli more like dismissal than assent.
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"You get something far more like an atom," Dr. Spradlin said.
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We were more like a clash Of unrequited like and remorse.
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And now (spoiler alert) he wants to be more like Smoot.
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Why, then, does this feel more like end-times than Eden?
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"He is more like Bill Clinton than Trump," Mr. Freund said.
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English interiors have never been wittier — nor more like excavation sites.
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It was more like each song had its own singular idea.
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In a few years, their hearts may look more like ours.
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I asked, 'Can you stand a little more like a man ?
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But I mean it more like 'It's just an improv scene.
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It made the process feel more like a movie for me.
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This week, that line had fallen to more like 6-1.
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I'm more like my dad than I've ever cared to admit.
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Hang out with a wolf, and you'll become more like one.
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Keats argues humans are becoming more and more like a superorganism.
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Downstairs is more like a playroom, with a Playstation and beanbags.
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You're feeling more like yourself (and sexier) than you did yesterday.
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You're going to have more like $30 billion over eight years.
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This implies the second season is more like a second series.
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But right now, this looks a lot more like Barr's probe.
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The farmers out there are really more like a general contractor.
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Rather, this seems more like some very, very selective memory loss.
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The Bolt looks much more like an everyday five-door hatchback.
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It's not really confronting, it's more like revisiting and acknowledging it.
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The English one is more like a Frankfurt, frothy and tasteless.
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With its fanciful mood lighting and tap-dance rhythms, the films sometimes seem more like musicals than action movies, the various henchmen and assassins that make up the cast more like dancers than dealers of death.
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Whether the platform looks more like Trump or more like the GOP's traditional position will be an important test case on how ready the party's elite is to embrace Trump's policies and his energized base. 4.
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On its face the document felt more like political theater than a serious attempt to change operational procedures, more like checking the box on a campaign promise than responding to any requests from the operational community.
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"He's handsome," I remember him telling me, adding that my high school friends and I were more like Joseph Gordon-Levitt and David Krumholtz than the Ledge, and that we should be more like the latter.
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"When contracts get renewed, in the past they were more like five or seven year contracts, but they are more like three-five year contracts now ... Clients aren't writing such long orders anymore," he told Reuters.
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The current quarter "is going to be more like 13 to 14 percent, and next year is going to be more like 5 to 6 percent even though analysts still expect 8 to 9 percent," Colas said.
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Enrique's sister, Tamara Falcó Preysler, previously spoke to Hola magazine about the twins, saying, "Lucy looks more like Anna, she is blonde and has blue eyes, and Nico looks more like Enrique, more morenito [a little darker]."
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Enrique's sister Tamara Falcó Preysler previously spoke to Hola magazine about the twins, saying, "Lucy looks more like Anna, she is blonde and has blue eyes, and Nico looks more like Enrique, more morenito [a little darker]."
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It's more like a surreal, waking dreamspace, a reality you inhabit even as you face its own unreality, a morass of little imperfections that make the whole thing feel more like an engrossing hallucination than The Matrix.
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The result is something that feels more like fanfiction than original storytelling.
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ANAHEIM, California — Apparently, Facebook wants to be a little more like Snapchat.
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The company is streamlining itself to look more like a public company.
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"They're more like little linebackers going through life, and like … Neanderthal-ish."
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This makes the reply experience feel more like using a chat app.
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And what it's morphing into looks a lot more like ... traditional television.
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So why not make your Notification Center more like the lock screen?
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So far, courts have treated your finger more like an ordinary key.
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I felt more and more like I was a sort of journalist.
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More like this movie, Ant-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy, please.
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My new hair dryer (more like hair frier) from OraCorp on Amazon.
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But when it's dished out to specific models, it's more like bullying.
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Do you think she looks more like Johnny Depp or Vanessa Paradis?
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That makes all this feel more like a stalemate than a crisis.
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"Feels more like a loss than anything," Dalton said after the game.
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"He sounds more like a moderate Republican all the time," he said.
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But what I wanted was to look more like a girl-lady.
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You have to think more like a startup in terms of innovation.
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It's more like an extraordinary foster kid we've been trusted to raise.
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"Now that she has George, she feels more like a regular kid."
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It wasn't HD quality but more like 360p or 480p at best.
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Think of them more like Mad Libs for pre-existing Alexa narratives.
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There are paintings that are more like a return to the landscape.
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It did this in part by acting more like a traditional carmaker.
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I tried to be more like smooth jazz, slow, and very romantic.
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This sounds more like "Blue" by Eiffel 65 than his own song.
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GitHub is, in essence, making itself look more like Google or Facebook.
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Hopefully, Brand Guide: Singapore Edition can help travelers feel more like locals.
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" So it's more like someone- DC: "They painted on the gold flame.
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Existing autopilot solutions on ships is more like cruise control in cars.
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"Turns out, ring rain is more like a ring downpour," Waite said.
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To make them more like the Waltons and less like the Simpsons.
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"I think Snapchat really is more like WhatsApp than Instagram," Suster said.
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It was more like when 9/11 happened -- the heaviness of it.
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Windows 10 is making Windows 8 look even more like a disaster.
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The words read more like a daily affirmation than an instruction manual.
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Every day, our smartphones are seeming more and more like magic wands.
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You feeling less like a cat and more like a squirrel today?
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This also cracks the door on more like him in our industry.
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I look more like my first cousins than I do my siblings.
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Paris Is Us is more like a moving quilt than a movie.
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They typically taste more like liver than chicken (plus a gamey flavor).
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Insurance under the ACA actually started to behave more like catastrophic coverage.
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Lavender says the camp is more like a prison than a refuge.
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It's more like: 'let's see how tame we can keep this nightmare'.
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Because, as we said, your periods are really more like vital signs.
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" More like, "Glad to have a free market guy leading the Commission.
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She's more like the Tea Party, just saying no, yelling and screaming.
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And in Stankey's maniacal mind, HBO must be more like these losers.
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In fact, it's a little more like music, pre-iTunes, pre-Spotify.
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In 23 it feels more like a world hanging in the balance.
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But in the barrio, violent, merciless police allies look more like oppressors.
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It looks more like a miniature movie studio than a residential property.
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At times, Obama's trip to Britain seemed more like a farewell tour.
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Their business is more like a grocery store, dependent on local demand.
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Or those of actors who aren't here any more like Eartha Kitt.
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It should be more like food stamps, not a subsidy to work.
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Tim Hortons' cheese looked and tasted more like real cheese to me.
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Season 3 feels more like a series of vignettes on a theme.
|
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Compared to the two trials, the sentencing felt more like a relief.
|
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But he'd sure felt more like flight than fight his whole life.
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I think it's more like unprecedented since the Gates' 98-19903 era.
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Now, she's debuting a brand new hair color — well, more like two.
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It's more like a fresh coat of Harry Potter paint on top.
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I can't tell if they're excited or they're more like, 'Mom, ehh.
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I'm more like a sensitive, so I see things visually, in shadows.
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Or maybe the hives will look more like strange wheels of cheese.
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And make it feel more like it has been in the past.
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Vanity looks more like me than anyone I've ever seen on VH1.
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They aren't counselors — more like friendly faces who love the camp experience.
|
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Square Cash appears to be acting more and more like a bank.
|
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With all these options, fall has never tasted more like a fantasy.
|
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With 11 candidates it has at times felt more like reality television.
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"Striking Vipers" operates more like a calm conversation in a therapist's office.
|
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Unlike Dropbox or OneDrive, pCloud acts more like an external hard drive.
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"It feels more like the main stage of a theater," she said.
|
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She could make her new life taste a little more like home.
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He has said the prosecutor is acting more like a defense attorney.
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In other cases, the shifter functions more like a video game joystick.
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For others, it's more like a test of will — is it doable?
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It felt more like a normal industrial company for quite some time.
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Now, it is starting to look more like an online skills school.
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There are three more links, which look more like Russian intelligence operations.
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Chinatown — well, more like China Strip Mall — is on Spring Mountain Road.
|
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As the upstarts mature, the old media are becoming more like them.
|
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Lisbeth's response was to run; Camilla's was something more like Stockholm syndrome.
|
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The bigger our show gets, the more like a festival it gets.
|
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Or more like Village of The Damned or Children of The Corn?
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"It's really good — I wish we were more like that," Khloé added.
|
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Not quite like a cat purring, but more like 'ooh, ooh, ooh.
|
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The iPad Pro is looking more and more like a traditional laptop.
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It will have become more like it was when it became American.
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And, as one girl points out, the rooms are more like stables.
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This is now getting beyond 'pinch yourself' - more like 'punch yourself ' SwaziGuy!!!!
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Really the numbers are probably more like a five – multi-year growth.
|
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Often, Martian dunes look more like features we'd expect to see underwater.
|
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Except that he was, by Idol standards, more like a beneath-dog.
|
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NASA said it's more like a "rubble pile" than a solid rock.
|
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To Venezuelans in Cúcuta, the new policy feels more like a crackdown.
|
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They do kind of look a little bit more like normal squashes.
|
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Trump and his cronies want to run government more like a business.
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Image: GettyAt times, DNA testing can feel more like horoscopes than science.
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So they feel more like nitpicks of a device I otherwise adore.
|
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Mohammad guesses he's 3 years old, but he looks more like 0003.
|
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"It couldn't be more like it was from day one," O'Heir revealed.
|
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If rock groups are businesses, businesses are getting more like rock bands.
|
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I still love you, but more like a friend at this point.
|
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We live close to people who are more and more like us.
|
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Two generations ago, the gender pay gap was more like a chasm.
|
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So the state's fund managers are now operating more like venture capitalists.
|
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They make the app look a lot more like Facebook comment threads.
|
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This year's poll gap is more like the 2008 race between Sen.
|
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The wait says five minutes but it turns into more like 813.
|
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ZHOU XIAOCHUAN sometimes sounds more like a zookeeper than a financial official.
|
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Head home, take a shower, and immediately start feeling more like myself.
|
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"Bandersnatch" is more like a movie than a regular Black Mirror episode.
|
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Tesla stores will be "more like galleries and information centers," Musk explained.
|
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One senior EU official said the number is more like 15 percent.
|
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Guess which one of those endings sounds more like Game of Thrones?
|
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Consciousness uploading in Walkaway is not a solution — more like a McGuffin.
|
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This is a great way to sound more like a native speaker.
|
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Do you think Patch looks more like a Pam or an Erin?
|
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His positions are more like thoughts of the moment, or opening bids.
|
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However, it was less an autobiography — more like a guide to eating.
|
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It acts more like a conventional retail store with no risk involved.
|
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His campaign aims to make politics more like public service than war.
|
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The future will look less like Iron Man, and more like Aliens.
|
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The chunks look more like pumice or moon stones than sewer sludge.
|
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The futures price is more like a wager on a sporting match.
|
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The HP Pavilion Wave looks more like a speaker than a desktop.
|
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They started out more like friends, and then it was very casual.
|
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Her relationship with Brown is a bit more like mentoring, it seems.
|
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Messages is now a bit more like Snapchat, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
|
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More like standard operating procedure, according to CNN media reporter Frank Palliotta.
|
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Really hot, more like this side [motions to spicier wings], spicy daddy.
|
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I guess the beard, maybe…I feel more like the Pied Piper.
|
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Today's world is looking more and more like an episode of Scandal.
|
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The free version of Spotify is becoming a lot more like Premium.
|
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She said it felt more like five minutes, according to the cleveland.
|
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Battery life estimated at five days, but more like three in testing.
|
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This group called Forensic Architecture, which is more like a tech company.
|
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But wait — Snap's poor showing makes it more like Facebook than not.
|
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I remember thinking it would feel more like something, and it didn't.
|
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Now, Main Street looks more like a throughway in an expansive park.
|
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He said that that music has become more like a scented candle.
|
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Yes, he thinks everyone else should aspire to be more like us.
|
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No storyline has felt more like stalling for time than this one.
|
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Right now the content feels more like demos than any true storytelling.
|
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Snap has also made the Specs look more like, well, normal sunglasses.
|
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This joint was more like the floor of the Thai stock exchange.
|
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No game will make you feel more like Neo from The Matrix.
|
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It's more like a toy dragon or a giant crème brûlée torch.
|
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And obviously there will be many more [like her] coming along, too.
|
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It looks more like a stunt, frankly, than it does anything else.
|
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It got more like the demo it was, just with heavier guitars.
|
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Sexy Doomed Sad Girls are more like puzzles than fully formed characters.
|
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It might look more like the 2200 miles of fencing already built.
|
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In actuality, it's more like an ode to not being a teenager.
|
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"It's more like nursing a baby than using a machine," she says.
|
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"It's more [like] lower for longer from here, we think," he added.
|
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Instead, this episode felt more like more and more of the same.
|
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It's more like a pilgrimage, but one with a constantly moving shrine.
|
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Trump was thinking more like a businessman than a politician, Cuban argued.
|
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The Society of American Civil Engineers think it's more like $3 trillion.
|
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They make tough times feel less personal and more like universal experiences.
|
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That case feels more like an anomaly, as far as Godsi's concerned.
|
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The whole thing felt more like a Disneyland ride than another world.
|
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They look more like monsters and demons than they do actual humans.
|
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However, these all seem more like novelties that will get old quickly.
|
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At this point, my random reservations sounded more like ill-informed excuses.
|
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Biden's blast sounds more like a candidate than a White House retiree.
|
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"Fundamentally everyone feels more like an owner of the business," he said.
|
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And yours is more like, let's look at each of these policies.
|
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Suddenly, its strange world seems a lot more like something worth visiting.
|
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It is more like a nest of doves - just look at me!
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When you make this dish, you'll feel more like, well, an artist.
|
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It was more like brief spurts of euphoria that quickly flamed out.
|
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You've heard of infectious laughter, but this is more like an epidemic.
|
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And photo editing has been redesigned — it looks more like VSCO now.
|
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Dorsey then had a comeback accusing Twitter of becoming more like Facebook.
|
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" Verdict: If you ask me, this sounds more like an "Uncivil Occupation.
|
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It's more like building infrastructure than like operating a commodity-based asset.
|
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Batman wins because we like him – and because we're more like him.
|
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First Tutors functions a bit more like the Varsity Tutors of old.
|
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It's time for some escargot—or maybe it's more like escar-no?
|
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Well not quite, more like a few stops on London's Jubilee Line.
|
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I'm a slow learner, so it took me more like a decade.
|
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Colossal is more like "The Tiger's Bride" than Beauty and the Beast.
|
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To my eyes, however, the island looks more like a trout filet.
|
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"He was more like your bullish, personable, property developer type," he said.
|
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Or, maybe even more strangely, game series are more like homes themselves.
|
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Banana trees aren't actually trees—they are more like tightly-wrapped stalks.
|
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Our dystopia looks more like a Taco Bell than a concentration camp.
|
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They're more like a powerful wind, nudging us this way or that.
|
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But a lot of social problems are more like a crime scene.
|
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Hopefully, that new couple is more like "Hands to Myself's" final reality.
|
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Yes, she also blamed herself, but it felt more like a footnote.
|
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" To me, it sounded more like, "I'm going to be O.K., right?
|
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It felt more like a patrol in Afghanistan than my California neighborhood.
|
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"Once the tablets came out, it felt more like painting," he said.
|
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Sometimes he and Fritz seem more like amateur ethnographers than like businessmen.
|
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You'd like to see them act more like statesmen rather than candidates.
|
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The basic idea is to treat mental healthcare more like physical healthcare.
|
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RHP Dylan Bundy is looking more and more like a real starter.
|
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Modern versions of the character look a lot more like the cartoon.
|
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She's more like an Oscar Wilde character than a Jane Austen heroine.
|
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I think it would feel more like you were making a film.
|
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Deviations from the books felt more like cut corners than necessary adaptations.
|
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His events often felt more like group therapy sessions than campaign stops.
|
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On closer inspection, it looks more like populism of a different stripe.
|
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It's more like a bunch of street portraits, done slowly, in fields.
|
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It was more like Ms. Berry had to fulfill Storm's terrestrial sensuality.
|
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Other traditional treatments, such as chemotherapy or surgery, act more like sledgehammers.
|
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More like Chance the worthless, spineless, d—less, soulless, purposeless, virtueless sellout.
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"There was nothing formal about it, just more like talking," King said.
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Here in Iceland, with our minuscule population, it's more like one degree.
|
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Politics should be more like that, but it's getting less like that.
|
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In the filing, Yahoo's board said it was more like $14 million.
|
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JD's business model looks a lot more like Amazon than Alibaba, however.
|
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Simply looking at these two descriptions, which one sounds more like Amazon?
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What Holley's offering isn't forgiveness, exactly, but something more like love. ♦
|
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Sometimes, it's more like a bad month or even a bad year.
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More like it's going to try to creep the Facebook brand in.
|
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In that sense, perhaps it's more like a race with an incumbent.
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Trump needs to start thinking more like a politician from now on.
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It's more like, what do my kids want me to be doing?
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