This is ambiguous, right?
1) Tom likes you more than he likes anybody else.
2) Tom likes you more than anybody else does.
Annotation:
Both of these meanings are possible.
[#8918301] Tom likes you more than anybody else does. (CK)
[#8918298] Tom likes you more than he likes anyone else. (CK)
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