She seem to have taken it vs She seems to have taken it

Some examples from the web:

• She seems to have taken my remark as an insult.
• She seems to have taken a fascination with her coach.
• She does seem to have taken a real lead on that.
• Furthermore, she regrets that, although the training measures already seem to have taken place, there is no report about their content or results.
• My team seems to have taken a shine to you.
• They seem to have taken some serious damage.
• Suzanna seems to have taken my call to pray for her as genuine.
• Snappy seems to have taken quite a tumble.
• Most of my staff seem to have taken the night off.
• You seem to have taken responsibility for your crimes.
• My future wife seems to have taken you under her wing.
• You seem to have taken my decision rather personally.
• Liz seems to have taken Bea in hand.
• She's... She fell off a chair, hanging a picture yesterday, and it seems to have taken more out of her than we initially thought, so...
• The Authority points out that the complainant seems to have taken issue with what appears to be an application of the general Norwegian rules on corporate taxation.
• No genuine consultation seems to have taken place, not least within the open method of coordination for research and education.
• Mr President, I am very sorry that UK domestic politics seem to have taken over here this morning.
• Thus, the transaction does not seem to have taken place on market terms.
• A number of other countries, however, seem to have taken advantage of the fact that they had to build completely new infrastructures.
• However, the approach adopted by many countries seems to have taken the form of partial steps rather than strengthened, comprehensive reform efforts.

Some examples from the web:

• She seems to have taken my remark as an insult.
• She seems to have taken a fascination with her coach.
• She does seem to have taken a real lead on that.
• Furthermore, she regrets that, although the training measures already seem to have taken place, there is no report about their content or results.
• My team seems to have taken a shine to you.
• They seem to have taken some serious damage.
• Suzanna seems to have taken my call to pray for her as genuine.
• Snappy seems to have taken quite a tumble.
• Most of my staff seem to have taken the night off.
• You seem to have taken responsibility for your crimes.
• My future wife seems to have taken you under her wing.
• You seem to have taken my decision rather personally.
• Liz seems to have taken Bea in hand.
• She's... She fell off a chair, hanging a picture yesterday, and it seems to have taken more out of her than we initially thought, so...
• The Authority points out that the complainant seems to have taken issue with what appears to be an application of the general Norwegian rules on corporate taxation.
• No genuine consultation seems to have taken place, not least within the open method of coordination for research and education.
• Mr President, I am very sorry that UK domestic politics seem to have taken over here this morning.
• Thus, the transaction does not seem to have taken place on market terms.
• A number of other countries, however, seem to have taken advantage of the fact that they had to build completely new infrastructures.
• However, the approach adopted by many countries seems to have taken the form of partial steps rather than strengthened, comprehensive reform efforts.