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Meanings of seems unlikely in English

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Usage of seems unlikely in English
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It now seems unlikely the work will begin any time this year.
Reuters
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Gaining political support for such a move now seems unlikely, analysts said.
Reuters
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I can believe it's possible, although it seems unlikely to me, too.
The Shining
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Such a vote could possibly trigger an election, although this seems unlikely.
Reuters
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Especially in the south, it seems unlikely it didn't exist at all.
The Guardian
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Certainly, the collection seems unlikely to do the golden arches any damage.
The Guardian
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But modest economic improvement seems unlikely to cancel out Cameron's negative press.
Reuters
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There will always be textile waste A zero-waste fashion industry seems unlikely.
The Guardian
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Dean never spoke again so we don't know, but it seems unlikely.
The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power
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It seems unlikely Thiago would be part of the rider this time.
The Guardian
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Mind you, it seems unlikely that he is any sort of socialist.
The Irish Times
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It seems unlikely that a real terrorist would report his own plot.
The Guardian
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The hearings are scheduled to wrap up on Friday, which seems unlikely.
Reuters
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It seems unlikely there is a first-rate parodist in the Communist organization.
The new yorker
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As it has a half life of eight days, this seems unlikely.
The Guardian
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For many people on the spectrum, a career like Grandin's seems unlikely.
Reuters
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