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Jorge:
> I don't know about "seek", but "look for" doesn't have to involve an
> abstraction. "I am looking for my book" is perfectly transparent, and
> I don't see why {sisku} can't be used for it.

"There is a book belonging to me, and I am trying to find it."
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