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Discover Ludwig"seems to justify" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to express the interpretation or perception that something appears to justify or support a certain action or belief. Example: The evidence presented in the trial seems to justify the defendant's claim of self-defense.
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The obvious expense rarely seems to justify the strained effort.
The false boom that follows seems to justify the lending.
Indeed, the White paper seems to justify so far the author.
This seems to justify any and all atrocities committed by him.
It hasn't worked because there hasn't been any event that seems to justify it".
The fight against terrorism seems to justify a push that is seeing more discrimination.
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It was a day that seemed to justify the rule.
Lewis's remarks would seem to justify that complaint.
All that might seem to justify a measure of redistribution.
The possibilities would seem to justify the hype.
That jump seemed to justify the firing of Thompson.
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