Seems in sentence

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And it seems to me that the first question is entirely a biology question, and it's extremely hard to answer.

And somehow that seems wrong.

But that last one percent, as it always seems to be, is the tricky part.

But it almost seems too good to be true.

I mean, you see, everything seems to have been scattered aimlessly around the space.

So it seems a bit of a contradiction, then, that someone like me, who is so bad at the chat, could be something like a stand-up comedian.

The smaller the black hole, the hotter it seems to be burning– and the sooner it’ll burn out completely.

It seems around the world, in developed countries, people are having fewer babies.

It seems every generation is indeed connected.

So it seems, in Europe, karma is going to be brown and Muslim.

It seems in order to invest in our future, we actually have to invest in the present and help those people who want to become parents.

The Redwood species seems to exist in another kind of time: not human time, but what we might call Redwood time.

To us, when we look at a Redwood tree, it seems to be motionless and still, and yet Redwoods are constantly in motion, moving upward into space, articulating themselves and filling Redwood space over Redwood time, over thousands of years.

It seems like the universe is just infinite, which it is, but the observable universe is finite.

It seems pretty obvious, but your partner should have your back.

Very different, so it seems, so much so that my colleagues and I are struggling to understand how that brain works.

For example, this is, of course, one of the most delicious tricks in marketing, is to say something used to be higher, and suddenly it seems like a very good deal.

However, the difference between them seems to be getting smaller.

I very much resonate with what you're saying, because it seems to me that the problem with getting people interested in doing anything about aging is that by the time aging is about to kill you it looks like cancer or heart disease or whatever.

But one thing that psychologists have tried that seems to work is to get people to imagine the future more vividly.

The motivations of the witch hunters probably varied as well, but it seems likely that many weren’t consciously looking for scapegoats— instead, they sincerely believed in witchcraft, and thought they were doing good by rooting it out in their communities.

And all of this seems to me to be a salient point in history.

You, it seems, are the manifestation of several lifetimes of toil.

Looking at dinosaur evolution and studying it, digging it up for many years, I end up looking at the mammal radiation, and it seems as though everything is quick time, just like technology, advancing by an order of magnitude.

So what seems like a very clunky product is, in fact, incredibly useful.

This led me to starting a company called Design Within Reach, a company dealing with simple forms, making good designers available to us, and also selling the personalities and character of the designers as well, and it seems to have worked.

It seems like people could not have possibly built these things, because people didn't.

It just seems to me possibly even a blank page would have been more appropriate.

It seems that there's not just one person who thinks that these problems are important.

Now, the exact figures here, we should take with a big grain of salt, but there seems to be a consensus that the risk is substantial.

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