The word "Alike" is correct in written English
It is used to indicate similarity between two or more things.
Example: "The twins look so alike that it's hard to tell them apart."
Alternatives: "Similar" or "Comparable."
Only open for lunch, their brilliant "cucina casalinga" set menu attracts workmen and tourists alike, with an all-in price of €12 for a pasta and hearty second course, wine and coffee, no cover charge.
He also acknowledges that the SDLP has suffered from being stereotyped as the Stormont psychiatrist, trying to encourage unionists and republicans alike to analyse their problems as each new nervous breakdown hits the peace process, but sometimes missing out on a share of the glory when the crisis passes.
Unless of course there's a breakout moment, the one spectators and players alike are still waiting for.
Shelter thinks the "basic economics of long-term, index-linked renting should stack up" and make it more attractive, not less, to institutional investors and small time landlords alike.
This is what a low-carbon transition means for the world, and it could unleash a period of innovation and creativity that would drive prosperity and growth in rich and poor countries alike.
The group have launched a kickstarter to get the project fully funded which will run until the end of February and have started to promote the app in the US with an eerily realistic look alike.
All three were respectable efforts with fun to be had by reader and pasticheur alike – though for a more illuminating angle on Austen, turn to Jo Baker's Longbourn, which cunningly retells Pride and Prejudice from the servants' perspective.
Public and players alike have been impressed with his unflappability.
So while it is good to understand what factors will determine our carbon budget, it is much more important to call on politicians and investors alike to get a grip on this issue and face up to the simple and incontestable reality: there's far more fossil fuel than we can burn, and the more of it that we take out of the ground, the greater the risk of an irreversible climate catastrophe.
Individuals can chose not to eat GM, after all, but if it is grown in the UK that affects everyone, opponents and supporters alike.
Comics fans and people new to the form alike will enjoy these great stories that illustrate the potential of this extraordinary storytelling form, a form that is becoming increasingly influential internationally.
