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The phrase "appear to made" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "appear to be made"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the perception or appearance of something being created or constructed.
Example: "The sculpture appears to be made of marble, but it is actually a high-quality resin."
Alternatives: "seem to be created" or "look to be constructed."
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The logo should appear to made of high-quality metal construction.
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It did appear to make some progress.
In this context, contradictory US policies appear to make sense.
"That may appear to make them appear at lower risk of coronary heart disease".
Characters appear to make a connection with the tightly coiled protagonist, never to resurface.
Sadly, the dynamics of the current situation appear to make conflict inevitable.
She and the manager of his Web site appear to make up most of his staff.
Latinos, on the other hand, appear to make no such concessions.
Officers sometimes surrounded large groups of protesters, though they did not appear to make mass arrests.
Various factors appear to make complex contributions to subtilase stability.
Simple graphs, such as Fig. 1, would appear to make HRX much more easily understandable.
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