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It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.It seemed as if everyone who did anything in ancient Rome issued some type of coin. Augustus was no exception. Coins were a means of communication as well as money. They had the head of an individual on one side and something that that person did on the reverse. It was a way to "spread the word" about what the emperor or general did.
There seemed to be a communications gap between General Henry Halleck and General Meade. The problem seemed to be over the logistical support for his army and the views of Halleck on this crucial point.
After Jack's soccer tryouts, Nick seemed especially interested in
Well, before the revolution, everyone was just fine. But after the revolution, everyone seemed to be all crabby and stupid. Their quality of life was much worse.
Everyone seemed to think that he was really handsome but I thought that his learing face reminded me of a gargoyle.
Like this: Her appearance seemed to DEFY description.
six and a half feet tall, bloodstained hands, long scar across his face, yellow an rotten teeth, eyes that seemed to pop out, & he drooled most of the time
The past tense of "seems" is "seemed."
That is more of a simile because it is using "as" but it could be hyperbole. A better one would be, "She was so nice that everyone else seemed mean".
Governments need money, and corporations (in general) have a lot of money, so it seemed like a good idea to tax them.
No newspapers where published about what Haig did (bad) so it seemed like he was good at his job ;D