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To further capitalise on the use of the word "like" for the Anti-Wing camp...
The sentence includes a simile. A simile compares one thing to a different thing.
For example, one can say "Tom leapt like a fox." That is okay. Tom's leap is compared to that of a fox.
One cannot say "Tom leapt like a Tom." It doesn't make sense. You can't compare something to itself, or it's just a description and the word "like" becomes redundant.
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