51.   The reason seems simple.

52.   The reason seems to be partly sentimental.

53.   The reason seems to be that Americans, despite their patent good fortune when compared with most other people, feel deeply insecure.

54.   Their reasons seemed as mundane as the other happenstances of suburban life.

55.   There seemed no reason to keep Santa Claus entirely out of the classroom.

56.   There seems little reason to believe this team is capable of such a feat.

57.   There seems little reason to keep disciplinary proceedings confidential until all appeals have been exhausted, as is currently required.

58.   There seems no reason to include meat or eggs in every chopped salad, or to begin with iceberg or romaine lettuce.

59.   There seems no reason why Russia cannot break with its absolutist past in much the way that Germany and Japan did after World War II.

60.   There seems no reason, barring sudden ill health, why the commander-in-chief should not go on scheming and tinkering, charming and threatening, for ten more years.