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No, it is not a linking verb, as it does not directly pair the subject with an object or predicate adjective.

Here are verbs that either are (*), or may be, linking verbs:

appear

be*

become*

feel

get

go

grow

look

prove

remain

seem*

smell

sound

taste

turn

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