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It looked like a fishing boat, and it moved like one, too.
The car looked like a shark, gray and understated with a muscular torso and pale interior, and moved like one, nosing swiftly into lanes of traffic that scattered like so many dinky minnows.
That isn't to say she moved like one.
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The recruiters focus mainly on Nevada but also offer assistance to prospects willing to move, like one recruit who responded to an advertisement Ms. Opperman placed in Cleveland.
It looks like a person's face but it doesn't move like one.
A guy who weighs 90 kilos doesn't move like one who weighs 60.
Built like a good-sized person, 1.9 meters tall and 80 kilograms, DB also moves like one: it's fast and graceful.
It helps that Rihanna is stunning; she's like a cat you desperately need to like you, and she moves like one, too.
Mr Nicholas, a former broadcaster who has made 6,500 skydives, said: "The whole experience was incredibly moving, like one of those great English boy's own adventures.
Long and lanky, Mr. Cera moves like one of those teenagers whose body hasn't yet fully caught up to his newly reached height.
Some engineers are deliberately seeking physical convergence with humans: Cronos, the world's first anthropomimetic robot, was built in 2005 by a team at Bristol University as part of a project to test whether a robot constructed like a human body could figure out how to move like one.
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