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The phrase "acting like one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is behaving in a manner characteristic of a particular type of person or thing.
Example: "He was acting like one of those know-it-alls, always interrupting others with his opinions."
Alternatives: "behaving like one" or "conducting oneself as one".
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They billed the place as a gentleman's club and they damn well intended on acting like one.
"Uber is a multibillion-dollar corporation, and they're acting like one," he told reporters on Monday.
I'd propose that the GOP spend less time focusing on those making jokes, and stop acting like one itself.
Trump was acting like one.
If David Wells is not a wimp, he has certainly been acting like one.
"The world crowns you a genius, and you start acting like one".
The Chicano newscaster in "Aztln, Oregon" ends up acting like one of Chacon's boys.
When a district that isn't a swing district starts acting like one, that's another reason to pay attention.
He didn't look like a comic at all, in fact, and he certainly wasn't acting like one.
So if you don't want him thinking of you as the mean girl, stop acting like one.
Though she essentially has a caretaker position -- she serves at the mayor's pleasure -- she certainly isn't acting like one.
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