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'Like' when used for comparison can be followed by a noun, or a pronoun or a noun+ noun modifier. It does not matter even if a relative clause that has a verb follows and modifies the noun as the clause is after all a modifier in the context
I think the issue is "like" can be used as a conjunction which I didn't know until 10 seconds ago. Therefore like does make it unclear if you think it's being used as a conjunction here. As an adjectival clause the sentence does work. I don't
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