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Elon Musk seems to think so.
He seems to think of it as material and extended, for he speaks of it as a sphere.
At least, Irving seems to think so.
He seems to think I was unfair to him.
That's what he seems to think.
Everyone seems to think they know the truth.
It's not an easy question, yet everyone seems to think they know the answer.
First, Brad seems to think that he has been there before.
In the first place it is not a question of a choice between merely the old and merely the new, as London seems to think- but of a choice between the bad, up-to-date old and the genuinely new.
Atari seems to think that being vague is a substitute for a marketing and product launch strategy.
However, the star seems to think otherwise.
Putin seems to think that he has been using the strategically incompetent Trump to advance his ends.
Of a choice between merely the old and merely the new, as London seems to think- but of a choice between the bad, up-to-date old and the genuinely new.
Our hero seems to think that very soon he will cross the invisible line between these two dimensions in the city of contrasts.
If you're happy with Kaspersky products and want to continue using them, the US government has not made its rationale for banning those products public knowledge,and the EU seems to think that the software remains safe for consumer use as well.
She also always seems to think that people are worse for her than she deserves, so they often come into conflict.
This proposition will be found on careful examination to express, in condensed form, the essential purport of the Theory, and to express in a few words all Mr. Darwin's meaning; who,by a strange inversion of reasoning, seems to think Absolute Ignorance fully qualified to take the place of Absolute Wisdom in the achievements of creative skill.".
Contrary to what Yanukovych seems to think, freeing Tymoshenko would matter not because the West likes her and doesn't like him.
I read an interesting commentry by davidguzik on acts 15 the other day he seems to think that the prohobition on blood and things strangled was imposed mainly as a concessions so as not to stumble many of the jews.
The whole next day Ivan Ivanovich seems to think that the hated neighbor will take revenge on him and, at least, set fire to his house.
Students seem to think so too.
He seemed to think that Cachet was gonna go well.
And Bobbie seemed to think the same about her.
Some seem to think this is true of this world as well.
Rodgers' clients seem to think so, at least.
Biologists seem to think so.