Watching street commotion from a long distance at night, the vision is blurry:

> それは見えてはいるけれど、見えていないという状態だ。

My guess is that it translates into "you can call it a situation where
(things) can both be seen and not seen". However, I don't know anything about
the grammar involved with 見えてはいる. How does it work?
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