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Discover Ludwig"problems appear" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to when obstacles or difficulties present themselves or become evident. For example: "As we continued our journey, problems appeared that we had not previously anticipated."
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The city's problems appear especially dire.
Hang around for a while, however, and problems appear.
But, so far, the problems appear few and far between.
Fulham's chronic defensive problems appear to be mental.
Sometimes, a home improvement project is completed before problems appear.
But look closer at these numbers and problems appear.
Some of Iran's enrichment problems appear to have external origins.
Also Diophantine equations or integration problems appear in this test.
But the problems appear to go beyond testing.
But Mr Woods's problems appear to go deeper than this.
Taken at face value these problems appear to be problems "down there".
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