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By contrast, persians seem to do business more.

It is amazing to Americans how anyone gets around, yet Parisians seem to do well. 3.

Mr. Hoffman says plants with wider leaves seem to do better in shady environments.

She took me on as her personal assistant but all I seem to do is fetch and carry for her.

That India cannot seem to do any of these things suggests that it will always be a second-rate power.

Pompey had cleared the Mediterranean of pirates, which is something that our governments can't seem to do.

Up early in the morning every day, busy that day, do not seem to do when the sky was dark down a day went by.

Bupropion (an antidepressant marketed as Zyban) also does not seem to do much to help anxious smokers quit, though it is not entirely clear why.

They are offended by concrete wrongs, such as cruelty and racial injustice, but are relatively unmoved by lies or transgressions that don't seem to do anyone any obvious harm.