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Discover Ludwig"green like" is not a complete phrase and is not grammatically correct.
It could potentially be used as part of a longer phrase, such as "green like a forest," but it would still need to be part of a complete sentence to be considered correct and usable in written English.
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And some buildings in Lower Manhattan that market themselves as green, like the Solaire and TriBeCa Green, got Ds.
Green, like his predecessor Ryan Grant, is a one-cut runner who will most likely need quality blocking in order to thrive.
It was not green like his homeland.
My favorite color is green, like money.
"I had never seen a green like it.
And suddenly everything went green, like right before a tornado.
It's horrible if you're a green like me".
We won't eat any real food that's green, like spinach.
The Basque Country is wet and green, like Ireland.
Its rays are sharply pointed and green, like tarnished daggers.
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When the cube is closed, she noted, it glows a soft blue-green, like a "light box".
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