Be involved with
Seen and be involved with are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Seen" with "Be involved with", this terms are similar.
Seen
Be involved with and seen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Be involved with" instead a verb "Seen".
Both terms in one sentence
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Really Gets Around: Little Joe is either seen or mentioned to be involved with upwards of fifty women over the course of the show, and his reputation as a reckless ladies man gets him into trouble quite a bit in the earlier seasons.
Source: Series / Bonanza -
Shoo Out the New Guy: Each season introduced new characters (love interests, old friends, antagonists etc) who would be involved with the main cast, only to disappear and never be seen again by season's end.
Source: Series / Dawson's Creek
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