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The phrase "are alike capable of" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward to some readers.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that two or more subjects share a similar ability or capacity.
Example: "Both species are alike capable of adapting to extreme environments."
Alternatives: "are similarly able to" or "are both capable of".
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In a world of images, in which both actors and things are alike capable of such significant statements, what is the role of dialogue?
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Not all quarterlifers are alike, of course.
Focusing specifically on science as reported in the media, it concludes that liberals and conservatives alike are capable of subconsciously rejecting findings that don't fit their preconceived views.
We found no difference in behavior between the groups in this test, suggesting that before overtraining, OCD patients and control subjects alike believed that the devalued stimulus was safe and were capable of updating their behavioral responses accordingly.
The risks were alike.
We are capable of being that".
People expressed shock that a man they knew as a committed and selfless coach, a prominent fund-raiser for charity and a gregarious father figure to scores of aspiring football players and ordinary children alike could be capable of such crimes.
Influenza strikes persons in developing and industrialized countries alike and is capable of killing healthy persons of all ages.
They are poems, capable of multiple interpretations.
They are entirely capable of doing this.
"Banks are fully capable of doing it.
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