Seems in sentence

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I've heard this attributed to several other kings, but doing a bit of historical research, it seems to be Fredrick the Great.

To be able to make predictions about the fundamental particles we might see there, it seems that they are all facets of some strange symmetrical shape in a higher dimensional space.

It seems mad to talk about nothing.

And, of course, in the modern world, with the environmental movement, we're becoming even more aware of the connectivity of things, that something I do here actually does matter in Africa, that if I use too much of my carbon allowance, it seems to be that we are causing a great lack of rain in central and eastern Africa.

Nobody seems alien.

Indeed, what worries me is the entire notion of world leadership seems to me terribly archaic.

And ultimately, it seems to me, that always works better than propaganda.

But people see a society for what it is, and that, it seems to me, is what ultimately will make a difference in today's information era, in today's TED age.

It seems to be magic.

I want, by this design feel, when you see it, you see, instinctively, this object seems to be very sensitive, very reactive.

And it seems this is another rock coming down there, you know.

Now if these inequalities, climate and war can be avoided, get ready for a world in equity, because this is what seems to be happening.

It seems to spread under the radar very, very quickly.

So, I would say that what seems sometimes to be altruism, in relation to Africa, or in relation to developing countries, is more than that.

That's Frost-Nixon, where Frost seems to be as important as Nixon in that process.

This contingent seems to be quite lucky, and it has not sustained any casualties, even though dozens of peacekeepers have been killed in Liberia.

It seems that this story helped change perceptions about the DFS, at least in the minds of an audience in part on televisions, read magazines and whose huts aren't on fire.

This is, it seems a bit dull you know.

It seems a bit extreme to me.

You ever notice here in America, social equity seems to peak at about age 24?

It seems that our citizens find the best way to dispose of garbage are in water sources.

So wherever you look, the message, it seems to me, is the same: that less is very often more, that slower is very often better.

Now, as humans, we make maps of places that we seldom even go, which seems a little wasteful of time.

That seems a little silly to me.

It just seems like it's not sexy and elegant, it's hidden.

I also love it because it seems to me that the example, the tools we use to change the world, ought to be beautiful in themselves.

This seems counterintuitive, but turns out that as infant mortality is reduced, population sizes also decrease, because parents don't need to anticipate that their babies are going to die.

This change seems to have happened in the early 20th century.

And you notice something which might strike you as a little bit interesting, which is, the yellow seems to disappear, get through the blue, and then get through the red.

What you need to do there seems like it might be simple, but it's not.

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