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liking
noun as in fondness, taste
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Cicero’s elegant style was much to Penelope’s liking, although it did set a high standard.
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Penelope had always had a keen liking for poetry.
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Yet Thucydides’s history and Aristophanes’s plays are still enjoyed to this very day, which proves that, when it comes to liking a good story, people have not changed very much at all.
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But at a church cookout this new gentleman, James Johnson, seemed to take a liking to me.
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It pegs Star Petroleum Refining as its top pick, liking its status as a pure-play refinery stock.
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