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The phrase "looks much different from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to compare two things and indicate that there is a noticeable difference in appearance between them. Example: "The new painting looks much different from the old one. The colors are brighter and the style is more abstract."
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As with so many other e-commerce categories, the market looks much different from the one that people expected just a few years ago.
The results of those could give investors and households a new perspective on Trump's stewardship of an economy that looks much different from its appearance one year ago.
This kind of people power looks much different from the vitrivitriolic, racist, and misogynistic politics undergirding the right-wing populism on the rise around the world.
But it looks much different from your average smoke shop.
Today, the 17-year-old actress looks much different from her Olive Hoover days.
But the American workforce of today looks much different from when the holiday was first introduced back in 1885.
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It doesn't look much different from the kind of standing desk that Winston Churchill used.
Otherwise, he doesn't look much different from the way he did back then.
The new-look Rangers did not look much different from the Rangers of the last four playoffless seasons.
From the outside the grocery doesn't look much different from the days when it distributed humanitarian aid.
The résumés of today's C-level managers look much different from those of their predecessors from 10 or 20 years ago.
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