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The phrase "appears to linger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or feeling that seems to persist or remain for a period of time.
Example: "The scent of the flowers appears to linger in the air long after they have been picked."
Alternatives: "seems to persist" or "seems to remain".
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To the right of the condensation funnel, a hazy strip of dirt appears to linger in the tornado's wake.
Gender roles aren't as rigid in our modern society but the yawning gap appears to linger.
They range from 4 to 130 before the October 2007 peak of 719, related to the CDC report, the effect of which appears to linger.
In a movie provided in the supplementary material (see Figure 7 for a snapshot from this movie), we show a filament that travels through the myocardium and appears to linger on coronary vessels.
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But the old instincts appear to linger damagingly on.
The effects of this "perfect storm" appear to linger during the postpartum period.
As the first 10 lots succeeded each other, the gloom of the previous day appeared to linger.
While the attacks slowed as the election approached, the sense of fear they left behind appeared to linger.
However, another planetary building block does appear to linger: the gaseous parts of the disks, perhaps fostering additional growth of gas-giant planets like Jupiter for millions of years.
And some harmful effects of growing up with a depressed parent appear to linger well into adulthood.
There also appears to be lingering resentment in economically depressed Altona over the tax-free bingo hall, which is often jammed to its capacity of 1,500 people and draws busloads from as far as Montreal and Syracuse.
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