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Discover LudwigThe phrase "appears to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to maintain a certain state or condition.
Example: "The project appears to keep progressing despite the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "seems to maintain" or "looks to preserve".
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But Ms. Palin, too, appears to keep a distance.
Provigil appears to keep people awake with less of the jitteriness or risk of addiction than caffeine or amphetamines.
No agency appears to keep statistics on how many heterosexual couples shun New York to protest the lack of same-sex marriages here.
In the capital and the surrounding countryside, it is sheer manpower, rather than machines or fuel, that appears to keep the economy going.
Quarterly bills estimate use in kilowatt hours, and my old meter (installed, it says in 1989, long before we moved in) appears to keep track in cubic feet.
But the researchers were more skeptical about rural Americans, since the thing that appears to keep them from getting more organs — distance — is unlikely to change.
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The heavy police presence appeared to keep transients away.
Lord Mandelson has appeared to keep Mr Brown's premiership afloat in recent days.
On Saturday, they appeared to keep hope alive with a 13-0 victory.
When asked about whether the warrant should be contestable, Clare appeared to keep the option open.
The image appeared to keep with a long and rich tradition in Russia of using photomontage as a political instrument.
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