The phrase "of its like" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare or describe something with other similar things or objects. Example: The new sports car was unparalleled in terms of its speed and power, surpassing any other car of its like on the market.
Facebook's abuse of its Like button to invade people's privacy is much less publicised.
Whether anywhere in the room there be a mere thought, which is nobody's thought, we have no means of ascertaining, for we have no experience of its like.
Facebook has today updated the design of its Like button for the first time since inception.
Recently, Pinterest -- which has raised a total of $1.32 billion in funding -- announced the removal of its "like" button.
In fact, Iskold is very familiar with Facebook's implementation of its Like button and Open Graph API.
Given the ubiquity of Facebook and the rapid adoption of its 'Like' buttons, there's no doubt that Facebook will pose a serious challenge to Meebo.
Outside North America it is subject to hunting for food or because of its liking for rice, and persecution means that it is now rare in Madagascar.
Like several other brush-finches, it is generally common but not easily seen because of its liking for densely vegetated areas and its predominantly terrestrial behavior.
Of its 290 members, more than a quarter share the sort of rabid views expressed by Mr Shariatmadari, and they seem to be mocking Mr Khatami with impunity in his last months in office.The sole remaining liberal daily newspaper of any weight, Shargh, feels obliged to censor itself more rigorously than before for fear of being closed down, as so many of its like-minded counterparts have been.
Let's be honest, how many of us judge content by the number of its "likes"?
Some of its members, like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, are United States allies; others, like Iran and Venezuela, are political foes.
