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The phrase "can be seen" is a grammatically correct and commonly used construction in written English.
It is used to express the idea that something is capable of being seen or observed by someone. Some examples of how this phrase can be used in a sentence are: - The tall buildings can be seen from miles away. - The stars can be seen clearly on a clear night. - The beauty of the mountains can be seen in every direction. - The pain on his face could be seen in his eyes. - The true meaning of the painting can only be seen by those who look closely.
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Nearby, the buildings of Jerusalem can been seen.
The storm clouds can been seen at Citizens Advice bureaux.
Mr. Hakim's electric scooter, which will probably sell for $1,900, can been seen at www.evscoota.com.
Both exhibitions can been seen through Sept. 27 at the International Center of Photography/Midtown Gallery, 77 West 45th Street.
Tigers are one of the four animal protectors in Bhuddhism and their images can been seen adorning houses throughout Bhutan.
The result is a society in which the malign influence of the Lottery can been seen at every turn.
It is often very common and can been seen in large foraging flocks with herons, spoonbills and othere species of ibis.
Spherocytes, noted by the lack of a pale center can been seen most commonly in hemolytic anemia (and less commonly in hereditary spherocytosis).
Because of the features of improved mission efficiency and decreased resource costs, applications of USVs can been seen in both civilian and naval areas.
This improvement can been seen in the number of embargoes enforced on Four Seasons homes by the regulator, barring them from taking new residents.
A series of copies also made it to other famed collections and other versions of this specimen can been seen in Berlin, Paris, Milan and others.
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