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That would seem to create a natural opening for Syria, a predominantly Sunni country governed by its own version of the Baath Party.

The few faint lines seem to create a mechanical representation of sound, which can be somewhere between a subtle intrusion and a major penetration within this given space.

If Super Bowl rings are designed to reflect a team's unique personality, that would seem to create a predicament for the Steelers.

This would seem to create a chart bias toward records that appear on streaming services "day and date" with their commercial sales release.

While some would think Wall Street's greediest risk-takers would revel in such a classification, as it would seem to create a safety net for failure, banks instead fight to avoid it.

Delays in help-seeking and discontinuation of treatment seem to create a barrier to proper care.

That would seem to create an opening that "Pieta" or another outsider film could exploit.

An apparently simple parka turned out to be a mélange of wool and chiffon; and clothes had functional zippers that appeared to have no purpose because they did not seem to create an opening.

Of course, there's only so much chamber-of-commmerce campaign cash to go around, and this would seem to create an opening on the Tea-Party right for the likes of Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, or... Mike Huckabee?

This diversity may seem to create an obstacle in fostering peace in the world.

A sampling of open science research policies is offered in Table 2. On the surface, these policy trends seem to create an untenable situation within the research community.