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The phrase "appears likely to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability of something continuing or being maintained in the future.
Example: "The current trend in renewable energy appears likely to keep growing as more people become environmentally conscious."
Alternatives: "seems probable to maintain" or "looks set to continue".
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But he appears likely to keep his job for now.
His rise has been quick, and his third album, "Soy El Mismo," appears likely to keep the stranglehold firm.
Despite the opposition, the number of cluster-site apartments appears likely to keep increasing, given the deepening recession and state budget cuts to homelessness-prevention programs.
Mr. Maliki, who has remained acting prime minister during the deadlock, now appears likely to keep his job after winning the support of a bloc led by Moktada al-Sadr, a Shiite cleric known for his anti-American bent and intimate ties to Iran.
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The mayor and the Police Department have lobbied hard against the bills in public and behind the scenes, and they appeared likely to keep up the pressure between the veto and the override vote in an effort to change the minds of supporters.
The fate of DLR's 4500-person staff is unclear, although the research organization's 1620 scientists appear likely to keep their jobs.
Mr. Hebden and Mr. Reid, who are due to appear on Dec. 12 at Le Poisson Rouge as part of the Wordless Music Series, seem likely to keep stretching toward the horizon in live settings.
But they seem likely to keep buying them.
The referendum to keep the state's new law legalizing same-sex marriage now appears likely to pass by a healthy margin.
The House appears likely to follow suit.
Neither one appears likely to happen.
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