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alike

[uh-lahyk] / əˈlaɪk /




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More and more productions continue to move overseas, shoot days in L.A. are on a downward trend and overall, less work is available for writers, actors and directors alike.

From Los Angeles Times

Private jet manufacturers and airlines alike are clearly focusing on comfort, convenience and an altogether luxury travel experience.

From BBC

These parents developed hacks to reduce the temptation to scroll on phones while the film is playing—sound advice for kids and grown-ups alike.

From The Wall Street Journal

But experts and fans alike are certain he will - somehow.

From BBC

The studio location had suffered a snowstorm before filming, leaving an impression on cast and crew alike.

From The Wall Street Journal