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The phrase "appears to avoided" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of verb forms and should be corrected to "appears to be avoided" or "appears to have been avoided."
Example: "The issue appears to be avoided by most participants in the discussion."
Alternatives: "seems to be evaded" or "appears to be neglected."
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This third instalment, with a new director in the chair, appears to avoided the impulse to do too much explaining and exposition, and has decided to simply focus on the yearning.
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He looks like he means it and appears to avoid rolling his eyes.
And although he is a psychiatrist, he often appears to avoid deep self-reflection.
The cancellation appears to avoid a potentially divisive diplomatic confrontation with China.
The new system appears to avoid that problem by not releasing the actual e-mail addresses of reporters.
In the video AQAP appears to avoid taking responsibility for the actions of Coulibaly, who shot dead a police officer and then four hostages in a kosher supermarket.
Typically, BMW begins talking publicly about a new car only a few months before it appears, to avoid depressing sales of existing models.
In Paris, Johnson has long been seen as an outrageous "French-basher" and bizarre English eccentric, once summed up by Le Monde as "a Monty Python-style politician who appears to avoid taking things seriously".
In this way one appears to avoid committing oneself to the existence of a chair.
Acellular venous scaffolding also appears to avoid acute dilatation or rupture, maintain hemostasis and remain free of infectious complications.
Panpsychism appears to avoid both epiphenomenalism and reductionism, though at the cost of rejecting traditional forms of physicalism.
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