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The phrase "where I sought" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or context in which you were searching for something, whether it be physical or metaphorical. Example: "In the quiet library, where I sought knowledge, I found inspiration for my next project."
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I could not help thinking back to the grids, the tables of primes, I used to make, where I sought so desperately for order but found none.
Biting into one, I heard my tooth make the same sound Krakatoa made as it vanished, and I soon found myself in the waiting room of my dentist's office, where I sought distraction from the treble yelping of some poor candy junkie in the chair as his molar was excavated by the latest Black & Decker equipment.
WikiHow, that great depository of incredibly well constructed educational and entertaining guides to pretty much everything, was where I sought solace.
The two places where I sought refuge were gone.
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I'm careful about where I seek my counsel.
That's where I seek to create transcendence in the image".
The case concerned the events of June 10 , 1971 which I witnessed from the roof of a building where I had sought refuge with a friend.
■ Where can I seek medical treatment if I don't have any insurance?
"That's one where I would seek the counsel of the N.C.A.A. for that by calling Julie or one of the directors".
Ibadan was where I began seeking myself through writing, but it was in Port Harcourt I first lost myself in books.
"At the time we are now, in where I am seeking to reduce numbers in the top table, we won't be replacing him".
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