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Some are sufficiently alike to form solid solutions (see alloy).
Audrey pressures Alike to form a friendship with Bina (Aasha Davis), the daughter of a friend from church who attends the same public school.
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The unofficial but unavoidable labeling known as Tracking, by teachers, fellow students and self-creating individuals alike, begins to form.
For a club like Bayern Munich, which readily defines itself on its ability to pick up silverware on domestic and European fronts alike, a return to form and practice is not only welcomed but vital to the team harmony of a club that can quickly switch over to its "FC Hollywood" alter ego at any turn.
The Emmy Awards, which usually confound television executives, critics and viewers alike, remained true to form this year, rewarding many of the networks' war horses, like "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "The West Wing," while signaling an apparent sea change in what constitutes high-quality television.
"It's a small, very close-knit community where everyone knows everyone else, and because of this, adults and children alike have the opportunity to form very special friendships here.
In hormone treated and untreated explants alike, the epithelium multiplied to form several layers.
These results would indicate that patients with a low capacity to form CSC spheres are more alike to be sensitive to cisplatin.
After the dismal Exodus: Gods and Kings, The Martian was a return to form by director Ridley Scott, winning over audiences and critics alike.
Every word sounds alike when it leaves his mouth, a mouth whose lips, rumor has it, have yet to form a smile.
Within each exchange, random digits were added to form complete telephone numbers, thus allowing access to listed and unlisted numbers alike.
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