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The phrase "appear in this facade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or features that are visible or presented in a particular facade, often in architectural or metaphorical contexts.
Example: "The intricate designs and colors appear in this facade, showcasing the artistry of the builders."
Alternatives: "manifest in this facade" or "show up in this facade".
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When cracks appear in this facade, it is both natural and healthy to try to see through these cracks.
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Cracks are beginning to appear in the facade.
It wasn't long thereafter, however, that cracks began to appear in the facade.
Cracks appeared in the facade but there was little attention paid to repairs.
"There are cracks appearing in the facade," Bruce Bower, a portfolio manager at Verno Capital in Moscow, said in a telephone interview.
Were she forced to face quickfire questioning, her critics calculate, cracks might appear in her facade.
But there are flashes of sarcasm, or wry defeatism, that crop up in offbeat fashion, cracks that appear in her formidable facade.
Daryl accepts his popularity, cracks appear in the Michonne facade, Glenn Steven Yeunn) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) realize they have different visions of the future, and Rick still struggles to avoid becoming a version of the Governor.
Some of us grow up doing credible impressions of model citizens (though sooner or later hairline cracks appear in our facades).
This will appear in grey.
Around 1880, teak artifacts, interiors, and entire building facades began to appear in New York.
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