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When Macbeth hears that the witches' first prophecy has been fulfilled, Morrissey seems to uncover the spirit flaring exultantly from his body.

The truth is, I'm still on a steep learning curve, where every week I spend in Berlin seems to uncover a new facet of German theatre culture that confounds my expectations – in much the same way that British theatre no doubt would to any German visitor.

Differently from Table 1, Column 6, the inclusion of covariates (Column 5 and 6) seems to uncover a negative effect on house prices.

The TDI score seems to uncover changes in the olfactory capacity in MS patients.

This means that a more potent therapy seems to uncover the true nature of clinical biology of the gastric cancer better than a less potent therapy.

Additional observational studies seemed to uncover other connections as well.

The paper seemed to uncover genetic variants strongly associated with longevity.

They seem to uncover a hidden gay love story in nearly every American blockbuster.

Seventy or so games into his new job, McRae had not seemed to uncover any enviable opportunity, at least none that was apparent.

Rather his stories invite second readings that – the mark of really good work – seem to uncover sentences that weren't there the first time around.

Most explosively, an investigation by Congress into the withdrawal in September of Vioxx, a pain-reliever, last week seemed to uncover proof that the FDA sat on evidence that the drug was unsafe, and that it had bent itself to the will of Vioxx's manufacturer, Merck.