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Meanings of seems no in English

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Usage of seems no in English
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In the cabinet paper she seems no longer wedded to the idea.
Radio NZ
2
There seems no way of accessing anything else; the case is closed.
The Sense of an Ending
3
So far, the new recipe seems no better than the old one.
The Guardian
4
While only 45 breeds have ever won best-in-show, age seems no barrier.
Reuters
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And there seems no limit to his one-eyed view of the world.
The Guardian
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After the surprise it seems no different to liking bottoms or breasts.
The Guardian
7
But here I step outside and it seems no one sees me.
A monster's notes
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There seems no pressing reason why the world should turn to him.
The Guardian
9
I feel no security in facts, precedent seems no protection to me.
This Is the End
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No stream feeds it, and there seems no reason for its existence.
The Guardian
11
There seems no length to which they will not go for food.
The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search o...
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Mother knows that too, but there seems no work she can do.
Dangerous Ages
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No one knew this before me, and it seems no one care.
Wired
14
There seems no doubt that the Cabinet's policy was one of subterfuge.
The Life of George Borrow
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And it seems no more than yesterday I was carrying him about!
Erema; Or, My Father's Sin
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That seems no more likely than the idea of him killing himself.'
White corridor
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Seems no through the time
Seems no across language varieties
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