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Discover Ludwig"are designed like" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the similarities between two things, or how one thing is modeled after another. For example, "These new buildings are designed like the old ones."
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Some rooms are designed like a interview room.
"We are worried about the new buildings which are designed like a high-security prison.
Columns supporting vertiginous ceilings and roofs are designed like stylised trees.
And most games played in the casinos are designed like this.
Mr. Ketter's assemblages are designed like Modernist paintings, with insistently rectilinear compositions and an emphasis on surfaces and materials.
Commercial poultry farms, on the other hand, "are designed like a disease incubator", thanks to dark, moist and crowded conditions.
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The Pinacothèque is designed like an amateur's gallery.
"It is designed like a conversational language course," she said.
They were designed like paintings -- the art is often off-center, and there are wonderful details.
Branding hotels is different from offering lifestyle items, and they cannot be designed like dresses.
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