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Unread Sep 8th, 2010, 08:55 am
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Default Re: difference between seem not to and do not seem
Both are correct and mean exactly the same thing.

The first part of the sentence "As I know" is very strange though. It would be quite usual to start "As you know", or possibly "As I know from past experience", but not just "As I know" on its own.
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