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Stop putting it away after you've looked something up.
Which might have looked something like this: The following day Edward arrives.
"Every time you looked something up you'd get scolded," he said.
They looked something like the remains of an ancient Greek city.
It looked something like a pen wiper and something like a piece of hearth-rug.
The probe-razor looked something like a sharp rib with a twist (A in the illustration).
"I was doing large-scale oil paintings on wood, which looked something like Hudson River School landscapes," Ford told me.
I wanted to make collages that looked something like paintings, and that did not look like other people's collages.
He was a boisterous tenor, a large man who looked something like Burl Ives.
Once, I noticed leftover leaves that looked something like a kangaroo.
There was rice and a shaved vegetable dish that looked something like a hash.
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