"We are simple citizens whose anger is simmering, simmering," Ms. Gautherin said, pulling her red beanie cap over her ears to ward off the morning chill.
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"This is the third time you described me as 'simmering with rage,'" she wrote in the margin, along with a little drawing of herself, in a pot, simmering ragefully.
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I meet you, I date you, I like you, I can kind of simmer you, so we can meet on occasion, but I'm simmering a few others as well. Simmering?
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I read some of today's Money Diary while it's simmering.
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"It's been simmering below the surface," said one mortgage banker.
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There's a long, kind of simmering underneath of nationalistic feelings.
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They aren't exactly arguing, but rather stewing in simmering silence.
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Concern about kids' use of YouTube has long been simmering.
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Between takes, Kidman remained in Erin mode: reticent, simmering, angry.
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Despite low unemployment, the labour market is not yet simmering.
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Discontent over Snap's redesign has been simmering for a while.
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Or perhaps there's a moment of epochal change simmering, unseen.
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The moves came despite a host of simmering global feuds.
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The development keeps some troublesome litigation simmering for the company.
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Of course, these are the cuts that need slow simmering.
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While the lobster sauce is simmering, make the pelmeni dough.
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Now, Libya is a simmering cauldron of rivalling Islamic factions.
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Krzyzewski stepped back first, his placid features betraying simmering rage.
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That night, the tension, long simmering, hit its boiling point.
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Boucher claims he snapped because of this simmering yard dispute.
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President Donald Trump is perpetually simmering over the Russia investigation.
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Once it starts simmering, turn down the heat even lower.
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City Kitchen Somewhere in the world, a chicken is simmering.
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Suddenly, simmering complaints about the service boiled over into anger.
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I even added slices of sausage at the simmering stage.
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Simmering political tensions erupted in unprecedented, vile and vicious rancor.
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"We've always been fascinated by humble objects," Simmering told me.
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The national unions are aware of the simmering Sanders support.
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While the cream was simmering I took out the breadsticks.
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Tlaib is clearly tapping into a simmering grassroots appetite for impeachment.
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The shooting has inflamed already simmering racial tensions in the city.
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He handles the pot of simmering pork with grace and confidence.
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But Prince took the simmering scene and turned up the heat.
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And the Dalits' anger at the Modi government has been simmering.
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Smith's death was just the latest flashpoint in a simmering city.
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Unsurprisingly, the simmering tension quickly boils over into full-on violence.
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Add pierced tomatoes and the fish peppers to simmering vinegar mixture.
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Zanganeh's comments underline the still-simmering tensions after OPEC's June meeting.
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As a rule, what you are is one simmering, endless longing.
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Are these weaknesses simmering in other countries south of our border?
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There's a long-simmering feud between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Baluchistan Province has been simmering with a separatist insurgency for decades.
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And it's a movement simmering with racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
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Simmering Cold War tensions have given the match weightier geopolitical overtones.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China have been simmering for months.
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A trade war between the United States and China is simmering.
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You don't want the stock boiling, just simmering away gently. 6.
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There is a friction and a simmering anger behind this game.
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Did the concept of your show change while it was simmering?
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Frustration at America First has long been simmering among Trump aides.
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"That was always there, simmering in the background," Ms. Dubinsky said.
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I have a pot of bo kho simmering on the stove.
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The grievances that fueled the Brexit vote are simmering once more.
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But Ms. Henson, ever simmering, takes Mary's moral conundrum very seriously.
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The issue of secrecy has been simmering since the F.B.I. raids.
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At this point the sexual tension simmering between them is undeniable.
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Trump ordered the drone strike on Soleimani, drastically escalating a simmering
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To those in power, signs of a simmering revolution were everywhere.
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Italy's political crisis, Ukraine's fake assassination and Germany's simmering culture war.
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Can Stephen E. Biegun calm a simmering revolt at the department?
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Mutiny has been simmering at Arsenal for a decade, maybe more.
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The trade war with China ends the year simmering, not boiling.
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The combination threatens to internationalize and escalate a long-simmering conflict.
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Simmering defiance from Tibetans sometimes boils over into large-scale riots.
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But beyond that noise, the reality of simmering stalemate is unchanged.
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The latest appeared to inflame discontent that had long been simmering.
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The relocation initiative has brought simmering discontent at USDA to a head.
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That risks unleashing simmering tensions between rival groups in the ruling elite.
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The warning comes amid simmering tensions between the United States and Iran.
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It's reflective of simmering anger over rising living costs going back years.
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Chicago (CNN)Moselean Parker's 25 years of simmering frustration have boiled over.
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Handy for simmering infusions for a long time at a low temperature.
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The chocolate will melt gently as it covers the simmering cream. 2.
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This all started simmering much earlier in the day, outside the arena.
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In a bowl over simmering water, add chocolate chips and ⅓ cup cream.
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The Averys seem to find her still-simmering rage over that amusing.
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And Putin has the motivation -- a long-simmering grudge against the West.
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But it doesn't take long to see that tensions are still simmering.
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Place over simmering water and bring to a boil (see Note below).
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Tensions are simmering onscreen between Brody Jenner and his wife Kaitlynn Carter.
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China and the United States are locked in a simmering trade dispute.
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And I think that these concerns have been simmering for a while.
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Labor tensions have been simmering in other school districts across the country.
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But why has this long-simmering animosity now burst into the open?
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But the simmering racial tensions boiled over after a gruesome stabbing death.
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Drop meatballs into simmering sauce, allow to poach for 30 minutes. 6.
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But slowing global demand and simmering trade tensions have hurt Japan's exports.
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Major's ugly grudge against his neighbors had reportedly been simmering for years.
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And a volatile situation that had been simmering for weeks boiled over.
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It also comes amid a simmering culture war in Europe over immigration.
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Place that bowl on top of the pan of simmering water. 3.
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Simmering attractions could boil over into a white-hot weekend love-fest.
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Those simmering hatreds made life harder for unifying figures like the Rev.
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"You have yourself a nice amount of dread simmering," Bella tells him.
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Onstage, his anxious chords matched the book's seething tone and simmering tension.
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The Quebec of my youth was a place of simmering cultural battles.
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Now, a long-simmering debate over the lyrics has reached a boil.
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Many of these are long-simmering grudges and problems in the administration.
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Trade tensions between Japan and South Korea were also simmering on Wednesday.
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Trump is only trying to distract us from [long-simmering news story]!
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The fight over witnesses, on both sides, has been simmering for weeks.
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"Martin is perfect doing the ordinary man with simmering undercurrents," Moffat said.
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Never saying anything is the stuff long-simmering resentments are made of.
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FERC may have to help resolve the long-simmering conflict over access.
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The still-simmering tensions over the election seemed close at hand. Mrs.
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But tensions have been simmering on the committee's Russia investigation for months.
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For weeks, aggravation about Mr. Buttigieg among his rivals has been simmering.
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And in the summer, there's heat and humidity simmering this entire broth.
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The simmering conflict has implications that reach far beyond the state's borders.
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Mr. Domingo certainly doesn't stint on stirring this simmering pot of family angst.
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Other countries where terrorism is a simmering problem, like Pakistan, were also missing.
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Tesla's long-simmering relationship with the United Auto Workers is heating up again.
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That's Insta-caption speak for simmering true love, at least in our book.
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The two sides are negotiating, but trade tensions are likely to keep simmering.
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The expertise of government specialists sank in value amid simmering anti-establishment sentiment.
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Global stocks were shaky for most of last week as simmering Sino-U.
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It looks like tensions are still simmering between Jordan Rodgers and Aaron Rodgers.
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In the next scene, a surprise couple finally consummates their long-simmering tension.
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But the simmering tensions in Colombia are part of a much bigger picture.
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But the central bank warned that weakening global growth and simmering Sino-U.
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Simmering defiance from Tibetans who remained sometimes boils over into large-scale riots.
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And that's just one of many simmering conflicts U.S. forces are engaged in.
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Slip the egg gently into the simmering water and repeat with remaining eggs.
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The meeting won't be without simmering tension between U.S. oil producers and OPEC.
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It's a long-simmering conflict that heated up after President Donald Trump's election.
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A long-simmering controversy erupted this spring over how deaf children should communicate.
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Pour simmering stock through a fine-mesh strainer into pan mixture; discard neck.
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China's economy has been hit by simmering trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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There has been a feud simmering away in Vienna for over 200 years.
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All this simmering unease reaches a crisis when Captain Bonassieu's men start disappearing.
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The long-simmering feud boiled over after last summer's Women's World Cup triumph.
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Among the party's base, immigration remained a simmering issue, one they should seize.
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Disbelief takes hold first, then panic, followed by sobering disappointment and simmering resentment.
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This year, a simmering El Niño cycle threatens to bring more scorching weather.
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At the time, long-simmering debates over immigration gave the piece enormous resonance.
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These "silent" epidemics, always quietly simmering, break through the noise whena celebrity succumbs.
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Tensions have been simmering for awhile, but the Crab finally pulled the trigger.
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The original sin in South Asia remains the simmering conflict over Kashmir. Gen.
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Those simmering problems have not fazed Warren E. Buffett, the bank's largest shareholder.
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When I peel back the veneer of guilt, there is anxiety, simmering darkly.
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But this talk of simmering class warfare on the playa misses the point.
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The case stoked simmering concern about sexual assault on college campuses by athletes.
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The long-simmering story line is now a lot closer to a boil.
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The public sparring came after months of simmering tensions between the two men.
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Since then, the province has been the focus of a simmering independence movement.
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Enough simmering; enough compressing ourselves into moderation so our voices come out level.
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Humble stuffed cabbage is tender from a long holiday submerged in seasoned simmering water.
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Strain and discard veg and bones, and keep simmering to reduce to your liking.
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Grad student Siddhartha Roy stands near the simmering pot and curses the "assholes" responsible.
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The escalation in the long-simmering trade dispute led to volatility in the markets.
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The smell of popcorn simmering in old soda will never fully leave my subconscious.
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The nurse has turned assassin, with the passive aggression simmering inside reaching boiling point.
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He sucks the air out of the shot to sell Edgar's constant, simmering panic.
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But the company's response this time around only added fuel to the simmering flames.
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Once oil is simmering, add plantains and cook on each side until golden brown.
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The subpoena fight involving Trump's longtime accountants, Mazars USA, had been simmering for months.
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I cook the sausage in simmering olive oil with onions and red chili flakes.
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His pieces have individual characters, yet they feel at home together, ecstatic, changeable, simmering.
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Stone is in the middle of long-simmering bad blood between Seeger and Tighe.
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The trade war between Washington and Beijing has been simmering for over a year.
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But the public discontent is still simmering, as acknowledged by Macron earlier this month.
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In Bahrain, bond proceeds are expected to keep a lid on simmering social unrest.
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"This is a simmering fire, this is the bed of coals," says Shannon Gay.
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A life of simmering rage doesn't help me, and it certainly doesn't stop him.
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Insiders say that is where long-simmering tensions between the two men boiled over.
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It's been simmering on the stove with the lid on, like a pressure cooker.
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"This situation has been long simmering, it finally boiled over this weekend," Bodibe said.
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Despite simmering worries of a manufacturing slowdown, jobs in the sector increased by 16,000.
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During the NFL draft last month, Maccagnan denied reports of simmering turmoil with Gase.
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There is also a simmering dispute concerning a voting rights law in North Carolina.
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A simmering hatred of your partner at all times seems healthy at this age.
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But popular frustrations with the leadership in both countries have been simmering for years.
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But shortly after, infections long simmering inside their young bodies erupted from their sutures.
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The announcement was the culmination of a feud that had been simmering for years.
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The conflict has been simmering ever since, and in early April it erupted again.
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Tension along the fence has been simmering for months, at times erupting into violence.
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Baluchistan Province has been simmering with a separatist insurgency by Baluch rebels for decades.
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While the tomato mixture was simmering, I started on the Golden Glow fruit salad.
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Ocasio-Cortez's remarks ignited a long-simmering feud with the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC).
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" Stapleton opened the tribute with a beautifully simmering intro to "The Thrill Is Gone.
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Dr Rachamim believes the referendum unleashed racism that had been simmering under the surface.
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Soybeans have been a crucial element in simmering trade tensions between the two countries.
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I could feel there was something simmering inside him that needed to get out.
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The tune doesn't really build toward anything, choosing instead to luxuriate in simmering sensuality.
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But what interests Atkinson here is less the war's aftermath than its simmering persistence.
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But the entrance of the police into the camp on Saturday escalated simmering tensions.
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That way, you can catch any simmering negative feelings before you act on them.
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The long-simmering conflicts in Afghanistan and Yemen took strikingly bloody turns this week.
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His subtly ballooning cheeks reveal the huge respiratory power behind that simmering, sneaky tone.
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In this version, I bake the polenta instead of simmering it on the stove.
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These simmering religious tensions transformed a dispute about broken electric equipment into a conflagration.
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The simmering broth soaks into the breading, turning it juicy, drenching it with umami.
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On an open fire nearby, pomegranate skins are simmering in a pot of water.
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For Democratic women, there's also a simmering outrage over Republican treatment of Dr. Blasey.
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What's bad for your nervous system, in contrast, are long stretches of simmering stress.
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The result is a scenic saccharin bomb that Edie's long-simmering anger can't defuse.
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The attack represents a major escalation of simmering hostilities between the US and Iran.
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It empties the haunted air and installs a simmering housewife to fill the vacuum.
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Tension over Macron's proposed budget restructuring has been simmering in France in recent days.
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But during both September confirmation hearings, the public remained unaware of what was simmering.
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Elizabeth Warren as she continued her long-simmering rivalry with Mayor Pete Buttigieg. pic.twitter.
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Tear up a handful of basil leaves and add them to the simmering sauce.
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Or were they about the long-simmering grievances between and among the G.C.C. countries?
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Rumors regarding American Kickboxing Academy's flawed training methods have been simmering for quite some time, but now that Daniel Cormier has been forced to withdraw from UFC 206 due to yet another knee injury the simmering has been brought to a boil.
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Indigenous advocates say such rhetoric has stoked long-simmering resentment, putting native lives at risk.
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Team Billie Lee feud that's been simmering over the last few weeks of season 7.
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That threatened to tighten oil supplies and exacerbate already simmering tensions in the Middle East.
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The case has stoked simmering anger among those who see racial bias in U.S. policing.
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Simmering public anger at coastal elites was a major force in American politics in 21997.
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The condiment, which is called "Granny's Marrow Chutney" in Pippa's book, involves simmering 4 lbs.
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If you're not simmering with rage at the Panama Papers revelations, you probably should be.
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These preservation projects expose simmering apprehensions over a coming breakdown in our access to knowledge.
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While the food is simmering, I water my indoor plants and vacuum the whole house.
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The movie's see-sawing between familial cheer and simmering mistrust is both dizzying and absorbing.
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The simmering tension is significant because there will be another vote next month for speaker.
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All this will be simmering under the red carpet when the ceremony starts on Sunday.
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Market focus is largely attuned to the simmering geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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But it's clear that years of simmering anger are not going to be easily suppressed.
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November ended, but December's brought with it an entirely new lineup of simmering holiday sales.
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Meanwhile, Swift and Kardashian West have been long simmering with a different kind of heat.
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Simmering alongside that is the anxiety mothers occasionally have about being usurped by their daughters.
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Tensions between the state party and the Trump campaign have been simmering for some time.
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If you're looking for the break-up scenario, it's still simmering on a front burner.
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Turn off the burner under the skillet and wait for the salsa to stop simmering.
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The dollar slipped and Asian share markets faltered on simmering fears of a China-U.
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The post seemed to be prompted by a simmering feud between Grande and Kanye West.
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Yet today that stability is no longer guaranteed, and a long-simmering crisis is erupting.
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The seductive vibes are simmering starting Friday, when Venus slinks into Scorpio until October 18.
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While Ferguson congratulated Porto on progression, his simmering resentment was there for all to see.
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Tensions start simmering after the boys' Jersey Shore costar Angelina Pivarnick stops by to visit.
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The concern among Congressional Republicans at the moment is simmering at a low-medium level.
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He noted that the dispute had brought a long-simmering conflict into the public eye.
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Last week, Kanye West reignited his simmering feud with Canadian rapper Drake via prodigious tweetstorm.
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With the boardroom row still simmering, the pressure will be on to do that fast.
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Tensions are simmering between Steven and Olga on this week's episode of 90 Day Fiancé.
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Check. Simmering romance between two people who met only because the crisis threw them together?
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The quality of Hujar's hand-done prints, tending to sumptuous blacks and simmering grays, transfixes.
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"Dance Yrself Clean" is all simmering unease until it combusts into a rolling synth explosion.
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Long-simmering tensions about the slow pace of legislation are boiling over in the Senate.
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But you will still need to do a certain amount of simmering, boiling and baking.
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In that time, I stumbled on a simmering debate among economists and student-loan experts.
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The anti-establishment rage that we are seeing today has been simmering for some time.
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It is heavy and holds heat well, making it ideal for both frying and simmering.
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All that warming is simmering the world's oceans and melting ice caps and sea ice.
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But the peaceful, ebullient laser show is probably a temporary reprieve from the simmering unrest.
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In both cities, a police-involved citizen death brought long-simmering frustrations to the surface.
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Just be sure to get it simmering hot all over so the eggs cook evenly.
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The arrest of a Russian belly dancer exposed simmering tensions in Cairo's belly-dancing scene.
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There is no Atwood-like simmering in victimhood here––Braithwaite's sisters are women of action.
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Mind you, I'd actually been simmering my frustration on the topic for quite some time.
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And that's when I finally acknowledged what had been simmering inside me for years: anger.
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Here, as in Erik's screenplay, we're getting insight into long-simmering internal conflict and violence.
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Both countries have played down the chance that the negotiations will resolve simmering trade disputes.
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Mr. Ryan's move also exposed long-simmering tensions between Catholics and evangelicals in the House.
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Yet that move would re-ignite a long-simmering dispute over Fannie and Freddie's future.
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The B.J.P. seeks to permanently consolidate Hindus against Muslims and keep the social caldron simmering.
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The documentary resonates because the long-simmering issues that Apu represents are so widely relatable.
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Until Martinsville a few weeks ago, the Hamlin-Logano pot seemed to be simmering quietly.
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Trump's long-simmering anger stems from Sessions' decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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Trump said he would "stop long-simmering racism" but stopped shy of discussing anti-Semitism.
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But the long-simmering rivalry between Ms. Verma and Mr. Azar is also causing problems.
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The black characters play along, their thinly veiled disgust and outrage simmering below the surface.
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The US did not retaliate with more military strikes, but the conflict is still simmering.
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He feeds on simmering discontent about the corruption of the political establishment and mainstream politicians.
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More compelling is the way Felix's presence makes long simmering resentments at the firm unavoidable.
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Meanwhile, tensions over the country's territorial dispute with Greece in the Aegean Sea are simmering.
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Sauces, their Rothko-ish hues shifting as the process inched along, bubbled in simmering pots.
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It's a Karl Marx quote that augurs darkness ahead, while evoking some simmering aesthetic event.
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Framing his efforts in racial terms could exacerbate something that was already simmering, he thought.
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Pablo has ruthless anger simmering beneath the surface — he's a beast, just like those hippos.
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Pilaf usually involves simmering rice with onions, aromatics and broth to amplify flavor and nutrients.
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There is instead a simmering undercurrent of dislike and a dull contempt that is unprecedented.
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Koguta is not the only place where simmering ethnic tensions have broken into the open.
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Make the frosting: Place a heat-proof bowl over a small saucepan of simmering water.
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While they remain supportive of Khloé, tensions are likely simmering between the sisters and Thompson, 27.
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Markets will almost certainly tip if the simmering global trade and currency tensions don't cool off.
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In the Middle East today, there is simmering cold war between the Sunni and Shia populations.
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So many of the tensions that had been simmering under the surface since its founding erupted.
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The closer, "Biota," evokes serene and simmering euphoria, teasing out a classic chord and arpeggio interplay.
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The emotional weight of White's depiction of workers comes from their quiet resolve or simmering tension.
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Like so many of King's best works, it's a story of mob violence and simmering tensions.
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It's a simmering battle that Amazon alleges cost them a $2900 billion contract with the Pentagon.
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"McDonald's shooting became the tipping point for long-simmering community anger," the task force report said.
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And, most dangerously, the ethnic rivalries that had been simmering were barely suppressed by the regime.
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But those steps amounted to a culmination of long-simmering concerns, not the start of them.
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This simmering issue has blown up for Uber and other companies that use gig workers already.
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He adds it to a pan of spiced lentils and rice already simmering on the stove.
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Despite simmering tensions, the mood at OPEC's latest meeting was far more conciliatory than previous ones.
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It was tens of millions of dollars explicitly invested to accelerate its long simmering smartwatch development.
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Tensions are simmering between Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula on this week's episode of Summer House.
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Until then, simmering tension and the risk of mutually assured financial destruction are bound to continue.
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There is rage — outrage, really —simmering just beneath the surface among all the women I know.
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In the country's two English-speaking regions a simmering uprising has been met by brutal repression.
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Frustrations had started simmering between Erdogan and his one-time ally, a cleric named Fethullah Gulen.
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While the KarJenners remain supportive of Khloé, tensions are allegedly simmering between the sisters and Thompson.
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While the two sides have insisted that they have a smooth working relationship, tensions are simmering.
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This rift has been simmering between the Kansas City Archdiocese and the Girl Scouts for years.
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These are two characters you never actually see, but their performance has a simmering, believable chemistry.
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There's a sense, however, that Nakamura's simmering push to superstar status in WWE may be tenuous.
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During this time, Eritrea's president used the simmering conflict to institute mandatory and indefinite military conscription.
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He immediately told her; they then had a conversation about long simmering issues in the marriage.
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As the planet of the underworld, Pluto pushes us to confront what's simmering beneath the surface.
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The Democratic frustrations that boiled over on Tuesday had been simmering for more than two years.
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At meatpacking plants in Kansas and elsewhere, long-simmering tensions over immigrant labor soon boiled over.
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Kenny and Lee "take it outside," and stoke their simmering tension at Hilton Head's wraparound porch.
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Party insiders will continue a long-simmering beef over DNC membership that Tuesday's elections didn't settle.
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"Hommmme," Legend later tweeted along with a video showing said short ribs simmering on the stove.
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The chance that serious escalation in any of today's simmering conflicts could be contained is low.
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The charges were filed after months of simmering tension related to Mr. da Silva's legal battles.
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Several factors explain why bitter feelings, after years of simmering beneath the surface, are exploding now.
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The legal challenge against "Fortnite" has been simmering among artists and dance creators for months now.
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Nor do they have a rationale for such a campaign outside of simmering contempt for Trump.
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The 2016 elections revealed long-simmering and widespread public dissatisfaction with the status quo in Washington.
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Swipe fees have been a source of simmering hostility between merchants and card issuers for years.
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And so it is in this simmering wake of unfinished business that the Pew report lands.
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We registered the final iterations of the ringing bell, the simmering pot, the lamp, the chandelier.
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McDonald's death instantly became a flashpoint for simmering tensions between police and community activists in Chicago.
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Students are given tasks, whether it is smashing bulbs of garlic, simmering stock, or kneading dough.
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But the appointment has laid bare long-simmering worries about the direction of Berlin's arts scene.
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Rather, it is about long-simmering shifts, some of which are barely about economics at all.
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Russia Mild tensions have been simmering on the high seas between Russia and the United Kingdom.
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In both premieres, Mr. Dumas showed his range, his unforced strength and his quiet, simmering power.
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She made it all, barking out orders to subordinates from a squatted position over simmering pots.
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The divisive strike laid bare long simmering tensions within American liberalism over unions, education and race.
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Those periodic eruptions of violence are like bubbles breaking the surface of a steadily simmering pot.
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The dispute over the refuge, a pristine habitat in northern Alaska, has been simmering for decades.
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For that fleeting moment, the sense of danger simmering within this play flares unforgettably to life.
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Mr. Trump's social media presence can be a strange stew of family, politics and simmering anger.
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Mindanao, home to 20 million people, is the heart of the country's long-simmering Muslim insurgency.
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The rhetorical bombs have kept long-simmering frustrations in the headlines ahead of the crucial stretch.
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When children enter a relationship, long-simmering money worries can be turned up to full boil.
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They can purposely or inadvertently pour gasoline on simmering tensions between police and inner-city communities.
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I had a long-simmering desire to be both noticed and invisible at the same time.
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The incident is part of a long-simmering conflict between the tech community and law enforcement.
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Whether through long simmering or quick reduction, the broth is about as thick as melted butter.
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It underscores the simmering trade tensions between the neighbors and rocky personal relationship between their leaders.
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Meanwhile, fears over trade tensions between the United States and China have been simmering for weeks.
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Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to lowest setting so it is just barely simmering.
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It's okay if you don't want to spend hours simmering a pot of kidney beans down.
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As the news surrounding other boldfaced names broke over the months, she felt her anxiety simmering.
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Movies are journeys into knowledge, and what the girl knows is part of the simmering mystery.
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Big picture, Toronto has a rapidly progressing core simmering beneath its veteran, All-Star-caliber contributors.
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Even as he offered positive thoughts, Cube's parting words seemed to refer to that simmering threat.
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And the convergence of those two turning points is exacerbating tensions that have been simmering for years.
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The Fed cut U.S. interest rates last week as insurance against the effects of "simmering" trade tensions.
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But Huang, reflecting the region's simmering ethnic tensions, added that the increased security made him feel safer.
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Her stern singing and pleasurably spacious arrangement reject spontaneous anger for a calmer, simmering, more rational anger.
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This all moves Pyongyang to Trump's front burner as a simmering problem that might soon boil over.
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While ribs are cooking, make the BBQ sauce by simmering all ingredients over medium-low heat. 5.
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"Our bias continues to favour trading AUD with a cautious tone given simmering global risks," it said.
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The deal seems to wash away, for now, vestiges of a long-simmering feud between the companies.
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When he learns simmering tensions have spilled into violence, he no longer goes first to the streets.
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And Seen and Unseen with Raymond Arroyo on the simmering war between sports figures and the President.
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Gently form the batter into balls and place them in the simmering broth, one at a time.
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These people faced eviction, insomnia, and a low-simmering rage they didn't know what to do with.
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With this palpable simmering energy ruling the skies, seductive powers are super potent in October's final third.
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Amid Brexit, a leadership contest and simmering security tensions, we discuss the strains on the "special relationship".
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Halwa are made by simmering something (usually fruit, grated vegetables, or flour), with milk, sugar, and ghee.
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His boundless confidence in his efforts can sometimes blind him to simmering Chinaphobia in his own town.
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And now I'm starting to think every tech keynote should be led by a mildly simmering CEO.
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In releasing the emails, Durbin revived his own long-simmering dispute dating to Kavanaugh's 2006 confirmation hearing.
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But Clinton might as well have been 19703 as far as this simmering political moment is concerned.
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Win Myat Aye also heads a committee tasked with implementing recommendations on solving Rakhine's long-simmering tensions.
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And over the past year, the long-simmering scandal once again exploded into a full-fledged crisis.
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The case has brought simmering tensions between the two countries since Trump took office to the boil.
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With burgers simmering on a giant grill, they watched as it rose up like a quadcopter drone.
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The eggs are gently warmed over a pot of simmering water and beaten until foamy and thick.
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The move is intended to pressure the Trump administration into backing down from a simmering trade war.
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In some cities, the two sides in the long-simmering issue positioned themselves along the same street.
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For now, though, the crypto plans keep simmering on the back burner, displaced by more pressing realities.
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His resignation comes after weeks of simmering tension between the White House and the President's legal team.
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Whatever the the intent, this was obviously not just about disco but also about simmering racial resentment.
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The past 10 months have brought many long simmering political trends to the surface of our democracy.
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In January 2004, a shadowy separatist insurgency by ethnic Malays resurfaced in Thailand, after simmering for decades.
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Tensions appear to be simmering between Spencer Pratt and his The Hills: New Beginnings costar Brandon Lee.
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The report, released in April, called Mr McDonald's case a "tipping point for long-simmering community anger".
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy won a landslide election victory in April promising to end the simmering conflict.
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Still, Mr Macron on his own will not be able to solve the continent's multiple simmering crises.
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But "Artificial Emotional Intelligence" did take one of this season's simmering subplots to a more pertinent place.
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As three bullets ripped through the writer in front of the courthouse, Jordan's simmering tensions boiled over.
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Tension along the Gaza border fence has been simmering for months, at times erupting into violent clashes.
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Ward's score adds simmering tension, with strings that seem to vibrate with worry while insinuating like rumors.
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The court's move nonetheless fueled long-simmering anger over the ruling Socialist Party's handling of the economy.
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The simmering trade disputes have made it even more difficult to strike a new North American accord.
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Add more water if sauce becomes too thick while simmering, it should retain a silky texture. 7.
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Moscow continues to wage a simmering war in the Donbas, where some 10,000 people have been killed.
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It felt strangely familiar from years of handling meat in the kitchen and simmering bones for stock.
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However, doing so reinvigorates a long simmering debate among friendly factions about the accuracy of local history.
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The analysis shows that Trump counties are places where white identity mixes with long-simmering economic dysfunctions.
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Step 2 Place the bittersweet chocolate in a heat-safe bowl over a pot of simmering water.
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"Mesa Verde keeps the lights on," says the simmering Richard Schweikart (Dennis Boutsikaris), her corporate law overlord.
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In recent days, though, the simmering tensions between the president and America's intelligence community has sharply escalated.
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Right now, your rage is a simmering pot of despair that can do nothing but sink you.
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Florida started to realize that Ford's election reflected simmering dissatisfaction with Toronto's growing economic and cultural divides.
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Other times spouses point out the flaws in sibling relationships, bringing long-simmering tensions to a head.
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We've got a few other ideas simmering so keep an eye out for that in the future.
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It was the first evidence of simmering tensions between the special counsel's team and the Justice Department.
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It may take almost an hour to start bubbling and simmering the way we want it to.
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Another controversy has been simmering over the article "femme," the French word for woman, Ms. Rault said.
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She had the ribs marinating in the fridge and a guava barbecue sauce simmering on the stove.
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But it underscores the simmering debate over giving ground for Mr. Spencer and his following to gather.
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Zoom out: The U.S. and EU are attempting to reduce the simmering tensions between the Balkan neighbors.
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It's a long-simmering crisis finally boiling over — and Ms. Merkel is at the heart of it.
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Yet a promised development plan has been stalled for decades, leaving residents simmering with anger and resentment.
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Cairo Dispatch The arrest of a Russian belly dancer exposed simmering tensions in Cairo's belly-dancing scene.
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Nic (Michael Rispoli) may be an abusive pig, but still she keeps her ragu simmering for him.
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For Asha, the drought that ended two years ago exacerbated simmering tensions over resources between ethnic groups.
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We look at what this day of contradictions tells us about the simmering unrest in the territory.
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The Washington Post examines a simmering debate in Greenland about a proposed uranium mine in the country.
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The simmering resentment toward the regime is growing ever closer to spilling over into another mass uprising.
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On "Prairie Burn," she issues rugged, two-handed counterpoint; dense smashes of harmony; and simmering blues improvisation.
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But in recent weeks, what had been a simmering worry among publishers has turned into borderline panic.
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The battle between Feinstein and de Leon underscores Democratic Party tensions still simmering after the 2016 election.
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Back in her Queens kitchen, Ms. Kaya, the assistant professor, stirred a powder mix into simmering milk.
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Both countries have played down the possibility that the negotiations will resolve the simmering tensions between them.
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While the sauce is simmering, pull the raviolos out of the water and add to the saucepan.
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The hothouse atmosphere gives rise to simmering tensions between the handsome visitor and the cooped-up residents.
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However, they warned the effects of a slowdown were likely to be exacerbated by simmering geopolitical tensions.
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Across the Atlantic, stocks on Wall Street also ticked lower as investors monitored the simmering Sino-U.
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Special settings for simmering, steaming, sauces and soup can be set according to time, temperature and speed.
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The long-simmering tension between her and former friend Sorbello may be about to hit a boil.
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All of the humor and all of the dramatic tension is the product of a simmering chemistry.
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Simmering tensions boiled over into a massacre of Bengali Muslims in 1983; more than 1,0003 were slaughtered.
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Calls for change were simmering a year ago, but the university instead extended his contract to 2018.
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There has been a bit of a simmering debate between my brand of nationalism versus Mr. Modi's.
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Cholera is also on the rise in the Horn of Africa because of long-simmering conflicts there.
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But it's Mr. Vaughn, with his loose-hipped gait and simmering menace, who brings the movie home.
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There is simmering dissatisfaction, in particular among left-leaning lawmakers, over policies perceived as favoring the rich.
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The solution to that is either to scuttle it entirely or to fix NASA's long-simmering problems.
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It's forced Democrats into another agonizing debate on immigration that could expose simmering tensions across the caucus.
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If a hard border is established, many fear it could inflame still-simmering tensions and reignite conflict.
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It was a simmering argument developing that probably started off with "bloody" and we ended up with that.
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With good reason, few diplomatic relationships employ such a unique mixture of open hostility and simmering passive-aggressiveness.
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The result is the simmering, slamming fabric 87, a mix that effortlessly pounds with an almost terrifying precision.
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Though service-sector activity remains firm in Japan, simmering international trade tensions have caused manufacturers' sentiment to worsen.
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Like in no time at all, it will be soup simmering on the stove with butter and milk.
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In a Gulf region simmering on the brink of conflict, there is potential for Putin to play peacemaker.
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Eat Rama Dione rubbed chicken with heady garlic and ginger before simmering it with onions and tomato paste.
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First, Trump fired his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, following long-simmering disputes with chief Trump strategist Paul Manafort.
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And yet the response by black musicians to simmering racial tensions in America has been one of introspection.
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Chuqui is also facing a battle with simmering worker tensions and technical delays, hampering prospects at the mine.
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The government's main reaction to the simmering unrest has been to collectively crack down on the Anglophone regions.
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Among these are weak states with poor governance, unemployed or underemployed youth, simmering sectarian tensions or civil war.
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In December, the United Nations warned that the simmering ethnic violence was at risk of exploding into genocide.
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A short time later he shared an additional video of a simmering pot of ribs, captioned simply "Hommmme."
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First, tensions are simmering between the two countries over issues that go to the core of their relationship.
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A live-action show set in the Star Wars universe has been a long-simmering project for Lucasfilm.
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But simmering ill-feeling erupted into civil war in 22016 in which Mr Saleh's northern forces were victorious.
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Although war with Russia is still simmering in the country's east, the election was free, fair and peaceful.
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Possibly the greatest threat to U.S. manufacturers and producers is the simmering trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Trump's comments have sparked concern that currencies will become a new battle ground in the simmering trade war.
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While today there's simmering discontent from the right, in 19th-century Russia it was leftists who were enraged.
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Yet investigators say there were simmering tensions, as Quee Choo discovered several affairs Peter had before she died.
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You can easily reheat the sauce in a microwave or over a pot of gently simmering hot water.
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Ukraine's simmering political crisis came to a head over the weekend with the resignation of Ukraine's prime minister.
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That tape of Dake talking to Bryan has been simmering for a while and finally Chuck nails him.
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"A long simmering struggle with anorexia and bulimia began to hold me firmly in its grip," she says.
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The emergence of radical groups such as Hong Kong Indigenous is an extreme manifestation of the simmering discontent.
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She posted a video to Twitter that showed John looking longing at a pot of simmering short ribs.
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No power, hot weather More than 3 million utility customers in Florida remain without power in simmering temperatures.
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Simmering tensions on the Korean peninsula have also tempered optimism among stock market investors, but not by much.
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But the economy has languished, and protests are simmering once more in the deprived interior of the country.
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His advocacy of a barely defined federalism appealed to simmering provincial resentment of the power concentrated in Manila.
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Like the Middle East, how many volcanic uprisings are right now simmering unseen below a seemingly serene surface?
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But the hastily arranged meeting underscored simmering tensions in a newsroom experiencing a tumultuous transition under new ownership.
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Grassley's comments come as a long-simmering dispute between the FBI and Apple has come to a head.
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And Mr. Obama has spoken with simmering insistence about a need for young voters to help Mrs. Clinton.
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He was one of the first Army officers to classify the simmering resistance among Iraqis as an insurgency.
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Trump had previously signaled he would levy additional sanctions on Iran amid simmering tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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He said simmering frustration among some within the officer class, chief among them the coup's suspected mastermind, Col.
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"Something wicked this way comes — in yellow," said an observer, gazing at the Mercedes simmering along the roadside.
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Lawmakers are set to return back to their home states as tensions have been simmering in the Capitol.
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It's May 1968, nearly three years after the Watts riots, but black neighborhoods are still simmering with rage.
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Her cosmic voice glides across songs that traverse a spectrum of simmering slow jams and danceable electro-grooves.
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Simmering anti-elite sentiment and disenchantment with EU rules are expected to give nationalist parties a bigger voice.
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That night he avoided the traditional Chinese dishes, knowing they had been simmering in peanut oil for hours.
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This tension between nickel as stainless input and nickel as battery input has been simmering for some time.
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Step 3 Place the white chocolate in a second heat-safe bowl over another pot of simmering water.
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Worthy of your time from The Washington Post: Exploding packages tap into simmering tensions over Austin's racial segregation
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Mars slips back into simmering Scorpio on the 27th, ending the month on an intense and seductive note.
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Racism has always been simmering in the UK, but perhaps not as strong as back in the 1970s.
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All those ethnic and class tensions simmering under the surface while shiny-booted hussars parade through sunlit streets.
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But Witherspoon channeled innocent Annette with just enough simmering slyness to pull off the character's epic power moves.
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Despite simmering unrest, there have been only a few extraordinary moments that broke the mold of public stability.
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When news broke of Britain's humiliating defeat in Norway, that simmering discontent boiled over into fear and fury.
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Rumors of an internal feud among leaders, aggravated by allegations of financial mismanagement, had been simmering for years.
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The government recruited ethnic minorities in particular, part of an effort to address simmering grievances by providing jobs.
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The killings have stoked a simmering national debate about how easy access to firearms contributes to the carnage.
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The church also still has older, simmering ideological disputes dating to the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s.
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Late in the show, it blew the lid off a slowly simmering pot, and brought down the house.
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Any food prepared with moist-heat methods, like boiling or simmering, will take longer to become fully cooked.
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At Emojicon, resentment toward Unicode was simmering amid the emoji karaoke, emoji improv and talks on emoji linguistics.
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Nor has the government found a way to address simmering public anger over skyrocketing rents and housing prices.
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I might as well say it: to read this simmering novel is to come in from the cold.
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Simmering frustrations over disaster response, a weak economy and graft scandals turned into mass protests that toppled Gov.
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I'm cranky about it, but "The History Chicks," Beckett Graham and Susan Vollenweider, help ease my simmering rage.
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Rarely has Trump's ever-simmering anger over the Russia probe erupted on camera as it did on Monday.
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But that doesn't mean simmering conflicts and uncertainty over trade won't drag down the global economy this year.
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Her politics, simmering away untended, thickened into solid reductions: she became ever more fervently opposed to E.U. membership.
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Their collaboration on this ubiquitous Christmas carol is a low-simmering stock, full of comfort and easy charisma.
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The simmering rebellion has already forced Hollande to allow an unprecedented primary contest to select the party's candidate.
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The Communist Party is effectively stirring up feelings that have been simmering at least since the eighteen-forties.
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The West Bank has seen simmering violence since U.S.-sponsored peace talks with Israel broke down in 2014.
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There's the ongoing simmering outrage about the current administration interspersed with posts about kids, about books, about yoga.
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The simmering rivalry between Crosby and Capitals Star Alexander Ovechkin is often portrayed as one between two archetypes.
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Now, video of the comments, which allude to racial tensions simmering far beyond Little Rock, has gone viral.
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The earnings season comes as tensions between the U.S. and some of its key trade partners are simmering.
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Wind down from Thanksgiving with a film about simmering family tensions, or opt for Will Ferrell in tights.
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Trump's temper, long simmering over the Russia probe, has boiled over into attacks on his own Justice Department.
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Papua has suffered a simmering conflict led by a mostly poorly armed and fractured separatist movement for decades.
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While exploring the food mosaic, the film also points out the simmering tension between Arabic and Israeli cooking.
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Adjust the heat so the risotto is simmering, and cook, stirring constantly, until all liquid has been absorbed.
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He has arrived instead at a moment of celebri-fied elections and simmering progressive opposition to Mr. Trump.
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He has arrived instead at a moment of celebri-fied elections and simmering progressive opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Full of crackling samples and the Brooklyn rapper's straightforwardly blunt delivery, there's a simmering intensity throughout its tracklist.
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Her vocal power is a given, but Ms. Netrebko also reveals the instability simmering beneath the power hunger.
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In exploring a bid, some RNC members believe that Fiorina is intensifying an already simmering rivalry with Priebus.
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Is it Trump's simmering rage about the investigation, or is there some more direct cause behind the scenes?
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A strong earnings season has helped U.S. stocks cushion some of the impact from the simmering trade issues.
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Put the butter in a heatproof bowl set over a saucepan filled with a few inches of simmering water.
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Sentiment was also impacted as Asian markets were subdued as simmering tensions on the Korean peninsula supported safe-harbours.
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Two prominent Democrats give us the inside scoop on what&aposs a simmering civil war in their own party.
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Washington (CNN)After a weekend of simmering, the frustration on Capitol Hill among Republicans is starting to boil over.
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The exchange of letters exposed simmering irritation on both sides of the English Channel before Brexit talks even start.
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As the latest G-20 summit draws closer, investors continue to closely monitor simmering tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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He offered simmering threats to those who might stand in the way of his juggernaut, both domestic and foreign.
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"Discontent has been simmering for a long time, but no one from Congress headquarters was paying attention," he said.
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While Kourtney and her sisters remain supportive of Khloé amid her boyfriend's very public infidelity, tensions are likely simmering.
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This idea, long simmering on resistance Twitter, got pushed into the mainstream this week through a number of vectors.
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An alphabet soup of new reference rates, from SOFR and SARON to SONIA and TONAR, is already simmering away.
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Mr Assad may be on track to defeat the rebels, but as one war winds down another is simmering.
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The Watergate scandal had been simmering for almost a year when Cox was named special prosecutor in May 220.
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The same year, Patricia Arquette's comments — delivered after winning Best Supporting Actress in Boyhood — touched on another simmering issue.
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None of these governments particularly like or trust one another, which has led to a long-simmering cold war.
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Some Cuban artists feel the Havana Biennial itself is a facade papering over simmering tensions between them and authorities.
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Wall Street saw a positive open Tuesday, though concerns remained over what happens next in the long-simmering battle.
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As Axios' Jonathan Swan reported Sunday, their relationship is characterized by a simmering resentment from Trump over Sessions' recusal.
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A little bit of shopping, chopping, and simmering then can make the rest of your week's meals a breeze.
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The controversy exposed long-simmering tensions between Roman Catholics and evangelical Christians over who should be lawmakers' religious counselor.
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A series of photographs of explosions, shot in mid-air, provoke a simmering and hazardous excitement in the viewer.
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And surely the simmering "GOP Civil War" could bring an end to the Republican Party as we knew it.
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Long-simmering cultural clashes between immigrant Korean business owners and predominately African-American customers spilled over with the acquittals.
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In the present day, Anderson taps into Dre's performative enthusiasm and simmering resentment to make his frustration painfully palpable.
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That tension has been simmering for months and is boiling over at a crucial point in the lobbying battle.
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Oil prices climbed, boosted by a sharp decline in U.S. crude stocks and simmering tensions in the Middle East.
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It supplemented my understanding of the movie only in that simmering plastic is probably what gross capitalism smells like.
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At the same time, policymakers held an ample discussion about the risks to the economy from simmering trade tensions.
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The spat has also highlighted a simmering dispute about whether the FBI dropped the ball in investigating the breach.
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With Zika-carrying mosquitoes now present in the state, the ever-simmering abortion debate has a new focal point.
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Yet the simmering status quo is not peace, and thus no guarantee that there will not be more war.
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Feature A simmering conflict with the Kurds threatens to consume an American ally and inflame an already unstable region.
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There has been a long-simmering debate about the extent to which veterans obtain care in the private sector.
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There has been a long simmering debate about the extent to which veterans obtain care in the private sector.
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Trump's tweets renewed his long-simmering disdain for McCain, who died in August after a battle with brain cancer.
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Putin's military strategy is to keep a cold war simmering to retard Ukraine's economic growth and to create uncertainty.
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Simmering tensions between the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) and grass-roots progressives have boiled over into public view.
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The equation gets complicated quickly when you're whipping up sauces, simmering meats, and offering multiple sides on a tray.
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The shutdown of Pusher Street was the culmination of simmering tensions between the Christiana commune and law enforcement authorities.
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Amid a rapid escalation of regional tensions, the strikes have thrust a simmering shadow war out into the open.
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The country's economy has been battered by six years of war in neighboring Syria and by simmering political divisions.
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The dispute over support for terrorism and Qatar's alleged funding of Islamist parties has been simmering for several years.
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The "Ground Zero Mosque" episode in 2010 and successive anti-mosque protests across the country signaled a simmering Islamophobia.
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Concerns over simmering tensions between North Korea and the United States could resurface any time, likely lifting the yen.
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Stir together, thinning the sauce with pasta water or simmering 1 to 2 minutes more to thicken as needed.
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There's a simmering debate at the moment over whether or not we should eradicate terms like "plus-size" entirely.
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"The analysis shows that Trump counties are places where white identity mixes with long-simmering economic dysfunctions," they write.
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But other protests are simmering, even if they have for now not coalesced into a single, more potent movement.
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Together, they chat away while peeling, simmering, and browning ingredients, making pasta, or putting the finishing touches on tarts.
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It's comes from when peasants kept a pot over the fire and just kept the broth bubbling, simmering forever.
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The simmering resentment played perfectly for the camera in their last woman standing match and the violence started immediately.
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But they said the dispute had more to do with long-simmering tensions over their adjacent properties than politics.
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Later, Mars snuggles up close to the sun, leading to a milder northern winter and a simmering southern summer.
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A simmering paranoia bubbles under the surface of Stone's fiction, a paranoia he had a sense of humor about.
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And on Thursday, a long-simmering conflict between House Republicans and Mr. Rosenstein broke into an ugly public fight.
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"I know I told him to hurry, but no one told him to run," she says, simmering with anger.
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They could also reach Ethiopia, with which Egypt has a simmering dispute over a new dam on the Nile.
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The walkout began after months of simmering tension over proposed changes to teachers' health insurance plans, among other issues.
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He will meet with President Xi Jinping tomorrow to discuss trade tensions that have been simmering for a year.
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You can always sense the calculation within the cutup, and the simmering anger and unhappiness behind the agreeable smile.
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Ethnic Baluch separatists, demanding greater autonomy and rights, have clashed with security forces in a long-simmering insurgency there.
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Only ample time in simmering water will coax the salt and spices into their flesh, seasoning them from within.
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"But while the appearance seems sudden, it's been a long-simmering issue right under the surface for many years."
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"What interests Atkinson here is less the war's aftermath than its simmering persistence," Jennifer Egan writes in her review.
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The organizers resolved to protest anyhow, fired by a long-simmering discontent with what was perceived as widespread discrimination.
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The ideas that Ms. Swift and her producers are borrowing from have been long simmering in the pop mainstream.
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A simmering paranoia bubbles under the surface of his fiction, a paranoia he had a sense of humor about.
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King narrowly eked out re-election in November after decades of simmering allegations of racism came to a head.
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David's simmering panic becomes palpable, taking the form of destruction: light fixtures burst, decorations crumble, a disco ball shatters.
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It's not great for simmering, but your giant pot of water for spaghetti noodles will boil in no time.
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It consists of broth made by simmering bones and herbs, rice noodles, and a type of meat, usually beef.
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When my older kid started on solid foods, I spent Sunday evenings happily roasting, simmering and pureeing various vegetables.
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It was hard to stay neutral in the project's ever-simmering gang feuds, and he got into fights constantly.
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But the simmering divisions and debates inside the party blew up on social media Sunday night, when Minnesota Rep.
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A simmering attribution dispute over the sculpture raises questions about what kind of relationship museums should have with dealers.
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It was a conflict, he said, that had been simmering for days and could have been resolved without violence.
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Those long-simmering gripes have raised doubts even among Mr. Trump's allies about what he would sign into law.
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While analysts acknowledged simmering tensions on the peninsula could remain, full-scale military conflict is thought to be unlikely.
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A permanent shift in consumer tastes The food industry's disarray in Washington has been simmering for a long time.
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It's a slow burning, simmering, triumphant yet incensing courtroom drama about the unfortunate realities of the American justice system.
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While viewers howl at Bibby's shameless front, a simmering but ridiculously stoic Paper Boi finally gets his fresh trim.
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Even though higher risks yield higher returns, the market fundamentals in the current scenario point to a simmering crisis.
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The escalation of a simmering clash between the candidates could mark a new phase of the Democratic primary campaign.
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Her neighbors would often wake up to the smells of Dominican food simmering in a pressure cooker, she said.
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The challenge of integrating immigrants has spilled over into culture, and, at times, helped fan a simmering culture war.
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And he, perhaps inadvertently, hit a long-simmering hot-button debate in India about the source of economic growth.
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A simmering rage imbues even the slightest jokes — some of which are delivered in French — until it boils over.
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And the Instagram video of collards simmering on the stove was nothing less than a gauntlet-toss to fate.
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Clinton and not see glimmers of that same simmering disrespect and impulse to keep women in a subordinate place.
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The 228-page complaint marks a new phase in a long-simmering dispute between Survival International and the WWF.
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Add the filtered broth to the pan with the simmering fish but keep the mussels and clams separate. 3.
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Mr. Assange's arrest brought to a head long-simmering tensions that have raised profound First Amendment press freedom issues.
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Wells, who was one of the field researchers, also noted a simmering "voter's remorse" among those they had interviewed.
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First off, the sun and social Mercury are simmering in mystical Scorpio, lending a spooky-sexy vibe to the night.
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But as Netflix has aggressively pursued an ever-bigger global audience, simmering unhappiness over the ban is reaching a boil.
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Missandei & Grey Worm, Game of ThronesAfter seasons of simmering sexual tension, Daenerys' right hand man and woman finally get together.
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By 22014, unemployment was high and discontent with the first post-handover leader Chief Executive Tung Chee-Hwa was simmering.
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Tensions simmering for days boiled over just after the Dutch and the Greek ministers responsible for migration toured the camp.
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But simmering nearby is another rapid militarization, conducted by a favored family of the White House, the House of Saud.
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But if political tensions are still simmering, the debt agency may have to rely more on retail bonds, Mormando said.
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Unfortunately, we are no closer to understanding what sort of sauce the Mooch is simmering after his explanation than before.
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Pour in the remaining 1 ¾ cups broth and bump the heat back to medium-high until the liquid is simmering.
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This is only the latest story that has emerged from the simmering tensions between Afful, Cetinkaya and their respective gyms.
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His supporters credit him with bringing relative calm and stability to a region dogged for years by a simmering insurgency.
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I take out the compost, trash, and recycling; I start roasting broccoli and simmering barbacoa I had in the freezer.
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Simmering tensions Tension first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area.
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His campaign has capitalized on the simmering racial resentment that keeps whites and nonwhites in separate neighborhoods to begin with.
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Milton Esterow delves into the challenges faced by the five surviving heirs and the simmering conflict between two of them.
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Clinton said, "Hello, hello," in a strained voice, the tension and simmering dislike each candidate bears for the other palpable.
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"SCISSOR HANDS" Chuqui is also facing a battle with simmering worker tensions and technical delays, hampering prospects at the mine.
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Iran shot down a U.S. surveillance drone on Thursday morning, adding heat to the simmering tensions between Tehran and Washington.
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NO SOONER had lawmakers in one state resolved a long-simmering battle over teacher pay than another one began anew.
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"I think it's just enough to keep thing simmering along," said Tom Siomades, head of Hartford Funds Investment Consulting Group.
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Oil prices dropped after failing to find support from a large decrease in U.S. crude stockpiles and simmering geopolitical tensions.
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The popularity of cannabis light has given fresh energy to marijuana legalization campaigns that have been simmering since the 1970s.
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The two seem obviously complementary; Ikea knew that its long-simmering smart-home ambitions would stall without a musical component.
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Instead, they consist of subtle, discreet drifts: the simmering down of a text chain, no invitation to a birthday party.
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A long-simmering quarrel between its main investor and the Chinese contractor, which had broken out early on, boiled over.
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It is why simmering concerns on the left that the intensity of the Trump opposition will fade are likely overblown.
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In the hills above Mbabane, in townships like Msunduza, there is simmering resentment against the King and his Taiwanese deals.
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This has reignited a long-simmering debate about the oversight of stem-cell clinics or, rather, the lack of it.
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But simmering tensions between them boiled over this week, leading to speculation in the Turkish news media about a rift.
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Analysts point to long-simmering conflicts between the Bambote and the Luba over issues like land rights and labor practices.
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Concerns about encryption technologies, amplified by NSA contractor Edward Snowden's leaks about U.S. intelligence activities, have been simmering for years.
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But tensions were reportedly simmering behind the scenes, reaching a boiling point last month when Perez endorsed New York Gov.
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And the long-range consequences were worse still: in Germany, the conflict left a simmering bitterness that Hitler brilliantly manipulated.
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Both Bernie and Trump give voice to the simmering frustration that Americans feel when their participation in democracy is undermined.
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While extremist attacks - from raids to suicide bombs - grab headlines in West Africa, simmering farmer-herder conflicts are growing deadlier.
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The President's Twitter meltdown on Tuesday was a terrifying glimpse of the simmering political risks that menace the year ahead.
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It also reflected long-simmering resentment of 'elites' and the effects of globalization on living standards in the developed world.
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Simmering tensions between Russia and Britain, and fears about creeping far-right influence in Italy's government, contributed to investor worries.
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The two sides began a new round of talks in Beijing this weekend aimed at settling a simmering trade dispute.
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There's also a long-simmering debate around whether walruses should live in zoos and aquariums, where they struggle to reproduce.
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"Proximity" otherwise features a balance of simmering idylls and hard-nosed sparring sessions, with drums and saxophone always mutually engaged.
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Once they were browned, I plopped them into the tagine, where the tomato sauce base had been simmering all along.
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An ideological divide between the private sector and the Chinese Communist Party has been simmering not far below the surface.
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But in its simmering anger — its acts of tearing apart and throwing away — it channels the weight of the world.
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A simmering house track by Danish producer Kenneth Bager (thank you, Shazam) played on a loop as people settled in.
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Though the fight over the documents became very public on Tuesday, the conflict has been simmering since Kavanaugh was nominated.
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Phases is quieter than Olsen's 2016 album My Woman — a record that was full of simmering anger and electric guitar.
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Our collective fears about facial recognition — and its deployment by private companies and governments — have been simmering for a while.
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This year, a long-simmering ethnic Rakhine insurgency exploded as well, complicating the security landscape in an already wounded region.
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It also raised long-simmering questions about the cost and quality of higher education, and who should pay for it.
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Keep simmering and, when the pasta is done to your liking, taste again, then toss it with sauce and serve.
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The nervy visuals also brought to full boil a number of subplots that have been simmering all season or longer.
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The great unfinished business of the long-simmering abuse scandal has been the failure of the bishops to discipline themselves.
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They also reflect a simmering resentment among House Democrats who feel that they have been cut out of the process.
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This blend of policies helped keep progressive infighting on issues like standardized tests and federal accountability simmering instead of boiling.
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A simmering conflict between Israel and Iran escalated overnight when Israeli jets struck dozens of Iranian targets in neighboring Syria.
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The mystery of Oñate's missing foot has endured since the 16143s, feeding long-simmering tension between Hispanics and Native Americans.
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Tensions are simmering in Hong Kong after the city's leader invoked emergency powers to ban masks amid increasingly violent protests.
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In Saint-Martin, a long simmering discontent — loaded with racial and class tension — is on the verge of boiling over.
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Plus, politics editor Charlie Mahtesian talks to Scott about Bernie, Biden, and their long-simmering slap fight on Social Security.
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Members of the royal family are beloved fixtures in Britain, and speculation about royal health has been simmering for months.
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And then I stood facing two simmering pots of liquid that my brain was still screaming should not be combined.
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She mixes the salep into milk simmering over low heat, stirring until it thickens to the consistency of cake batter.
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Set a medium (large enough to fit into the bowl of ice water) over a saucepan of barely simmering water.
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We call it the techlash, but it is really a long-simmering anger at lawlessness among political and commercial elites.
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Bands are a cerebral vortex; a simmering web of friendships and working partners, with egos of fluctuating size and authority.
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This has been a long-simmering dispute driven by the United States' conviction that Canada unfairly subsidizes its lumber industry.
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This domestic crisis is overlaid by the simmering and more dangerous stand-off between the United States and North Korea.
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A glint of steel was already apparent in her first appearance as a convent-bound ingénue simmering with suppressed passion.
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The kingdom has pushed for release of the 6900 pages, if only to quiet the simmering scrutiny from its critics.
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As everyone pored over exit polls, some of the long-simmering fractures between different groups of women exploded into view.
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The justices also are scheduled to hear the simmering dispute over Trump's restrictions on immigrants from certain Muslim-majority countries.
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The simmering frustration with opposition lawmakers for their successful attempts to block a "no-deal" Brexit in Parliament is palpable.
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Or try making your own by simmering down pomegranate juice with a bit of sugar and lemon juice until syrupy.
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We hated ourselves for that, so the torch was simmering, waiting for someone to grab it and run with it.
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The City Council expressed that long simmering discontent five years ago, when it expunged Confederate names from three city parks.
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The president has yet to choose a defence minister, a big gap given the war with Russia simmering in the east.
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Law enforcement officials say the murders were the culmination of a long-simmering dispute Hamilton had with his niece over money.
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Investor sentiment was also undermined by simmering concerns that China's beefed-up environmental protection could reduce demand, and consequently economic growth.
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The antics in Oregon by Cliven Bundy's son Ammon and his militia obviously aren't going to resolve these long-simmering tensions.
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To extend the amphibian analogy, this illustrates a combination of executive activism and congressional dysfunction that has been simmering for decades.
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The dollar slipped against the yen in Asia on Tuesday on simmering anxiety about higher U.S. bond yields, the Sino-U.
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Whether you're simmering soup or cooking rice, this non-stick, three-pot set will enable you to whip up better meals.
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With the sun simmering in your private and passionate eighth house until the 22nd, you really can't take another superficial exchange.
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The victim then ceases to exist, and is replaced with a zombified avatar that's been consumed by the hivemind's simmering hatred.
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Audiences do not show up, promises are not kept, and the duo's relationship is strained by ill-health and simmering grudges.
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Luc Besson's latest film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, is clearly the culmination of a long-simmering passion.
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We are going to do everything within our power to stop long-simmering racism and every other thing that's going on.
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On the day Harris held her kickoff presidential campaign rally in Oakland, long-simmering chatter about her relationship with Brown surfaced.
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Behind it is a simmering red, orange and yellow area that looks downright molten; scattered about are several blue circular forms.
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Beijing is involved in a simmering territorial row with Tokyo over the disputed Senkaku Islands, claimed by China as the Diaoyus.
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But it could be anywhere in America in 24, as increasingly divisive debates over immigration expose feelings simmering beneath the surface.
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The jihadi presence and ethnic clashes are simmering issues that have long loomed in the background, though, flaring up and receding.
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Investor sentiment suffered from concerns over simmering tensions between North Korea and the United States, after the two countries exchanged threats.
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But just like the vague and intuited difference between boiling and simmering, the process is not a one-size-gels-all.
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Apparently he was a very angry man, which you can see in the simmering tension of many of his images. 3.
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Are we to believe that factories are really just swarmed with seagulls ready to dive into open containers of simmering stew?
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A resident of the neighborhood for 17 years, she claims the issues between the officer and neighborhood teens were long simmering.
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As Hannah Arendt would have told us if she were around, it came from something that has been simmering for years.
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This morning, Ye took to Twitter to air out his feelings on the simmering competition between Apple and Tidal's streaming services.
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As a result, despite the simmering jobs market—the economy created 22012,240 net new jobs in March—unemployment is fairly steady.
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The state of Oregon fired the first shot, so to speak, in a legal war that has been simmering for decades.
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The dramatic downfall of the iconic global business leader is a tale of bombshell allegations, corporate intrigue and simmering cultural tensions.
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Mute is a long-simmering project that he's been talking about making for years, and it goes into production next week.
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Simmering anger toward the Rohingya long predates modern Myanmar, according to Azeem Ibrahim, author of The Rohingya: Inside Myanmar's Hidden Genocide.
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It allows freedom in some spheres to prevent simmering anxieties about the future of Tibetan culture and Buddhism from boiling over.
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The more immediate of these threats is Brexit, while the more serious of these threats is the simmering Italian budget crisis.
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Place the egg mixture over the simmering unsalted water, taking care to avoid direct contact between the bowl and the water.
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You can think of the equatorial Pacific as a giant cauldron of water that's been slowly simmering for the past year.
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That giant cauldron of water may be simmering down, but it's like some idiot started blasting the radiator in the kitchen.
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Biden must figure out what else he needs to do to address what could become a simmering issue with women voters.
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In the context of the Comey firing and the simmering suspicions about Russian collusion, Trump's blithe disclosure was a grave blunder.
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The 51 signatories on Thursday's memo may be a record number, signifying the simmering discontent with current policy across the department.
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But Russia has asserted more control over the sea since its Crimea annexation, and tensions have been simmering there for months.
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Under the direction of Ton Koopman the young musicians will perform Bach's simmering Mass in B minor at Alice Tully Hall.
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Other grievances had been simmering below the surface for a long time: widening inequality, stalled economic growth, shifting demography, threatened identity.
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In doing so, it could help to defuse the simmering political turmoil that continues to threaten her coalition government back home.
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The first relates to the long-simmering debate over the effects of the 1996 welfare reform law on low-end poverty.
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Tyshawn's death, believed to be connected to a simmering gang feud, drew widespread condemnation as a new low in the city.
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There is also little likelihood of a breakthrough in the simmering trade war between the U.S. and China, the firm predicted.
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If Palestinians set some of the fires, it would be a new and potentially disruptive tactic in a long-simmering conflict.
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The simmering confirmation process went unremarked at the Supreme Court, which, following longstanding tradition, convened on the first Monday in October.
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Or you could set a white Bolognese to simmering, and eat it after the knocks at the door subside, over rigatoni.
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His lack of chemistry with Ms. Decker robbed Ms. Vignaud's production of some of the simmering tension that was clearly intended.
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The more fundamental reason, though, is that a long-simmering dispute between Democrats and Republicans over immigration has finally boiled over.
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That's led to a wave of thinkpieces covering the long-simmering but rarely-spoken-of "The Leafs Are Actually Good" movement.
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Long-simmering tensions between Qualcomm and Apple reached a boiling point in 2016, when Qualcomm halted rebates it was giving Apple.
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Though the numbers of refugees dropped dramatically in 26, simmering resentment on the far right in Germany at times turned violent.
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The recent volatility in stocks has been fueled by concerns about the simmering trade war between the United States and China.
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It was during this period that WWF solidified the WrestleMania formula: long-simmering feuds punctuated by huge moments and satisfying payoffs.
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He encouraged the participants to tap into their feelings as a way to release any simmering frustration, anger, fear or confusion.
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Ms. Anderson's stay in Manhattan had set in motion a simmering drama across the Hudson River that would lead to violence.
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Mr. Trump greeted Mr. Trudeau warmly, and the friendly body language between them betrayed none of the simmering animosity over trade.
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The statue became a proxy for simmering tension between proponents of secularism, which is enshrined in Bangladesh's Constitution, and religious leaders.
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So this was a really drastic escalation of what has been a simmering shadow war between the United States and Iran.
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This aggravated long-simmering differences with Greece over land, sea and air rights, and prompted an increasingly vocal response from Athens.
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But simmering tensions erupted into open warfare this week, with far more at stake than control of two legendary entertainment companies.
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Here's why: great performances, especially Raúl Esparza, who ranges from spluttering with rage and indignation to simmering over betrayal and defeat.
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His reforms, while applauded abroad, have also unleashed simmering ethnic and political tensions at home as regional powerbrokers jockey for position.
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Van Hove encouraged the actors to sing it with simmering anger, and De Keersmaeker invented adrenalized movement to go with it.
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Trump on Thursday night lashed out at the postponement, incidentally revealing in the process his simmering yearning for eye-catching witnesses.
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Deep schisms within the GOP conference and long-simmering mistrust between Republicans and Democrats also threaten to derail any potential compromise.
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After he broke the news of the fourth I.V.F. failure, simmering from grief, I dismissed his usual anecdotes of past miracles.
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Today, a debate is simmering over a new but little-known threat — the weakened reliability of the nation's electric power grid.
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The season culminates with a superhero showdown that brings long-simmering tensions to a head and tests even the strongest friendships.
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They may have the veneer of solidity, but in most cases, this merely hides simmering frustrations that have been forced underground.
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Mr. Seidenberg's simmering anger at how teachers themselves are taught erupts over those last hundred pages, and it's bracing to behold.
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Tensions between the two have been simmering for months, despite comments by both men that they were trying to work together.
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The congressman publicly endorsed launching impeachment proceedings in May, a decision that prompted a simmering feud with Trump and many Republicans.
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In a sign of simmering anger against Russia, protesters also smashed up two branches of Russian-owned banks in downtown Kiev.
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Senators traded rhetorical shots on Wednesday after tensions over the issue — which have been simmering for months — appeared to spill over.
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But all is not right in this sleepy town on the North Island, where simmering passions regularly erupt into vicious crimes.
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Uber, the ride-hailing service, is simmering in management chaos and a tough intellectual property fight with Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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The trial is supposed to answer the long-simmering question of whether moderate drinking truly reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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After months of relatively genteel political discourse, the nastiness simmering between the Democratic presidential campaigns finally crept onto the debate stage.
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"In slow braising and simmering, the temperatures are kept far below a boil, so, for example, a brisket or pork shoulder simmering at 160 to 180 degrees … can cook all day without losing moisture and without overcooking — the temperature of the liquid never gets hotter than you want the meat to be when it is done," he writes.
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That case, made official in 2015 after simmering for years, accuses Google of favoring its own services in its e-commerce product.
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The scenes, while fictional, underscore tension simmering between mainland China and the former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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It was a hot day and within minutes, Campbell's brew was "simmering" in his red party cup, according to the brand's website.
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With the sun simmering in this scintillating sign until the 21st, you'll have plenty of opportunities to practice the art of seduction.
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No better person, in other words, to articulate the frustrations that have been simmering between exchange and users over the last year.
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The simmering trade tension between China and the United States is seen likely to be a market focus in the near term.
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All those delicious French words for simmering: mijoter, to murmur; frémir, to shiver; mitonner, to cook quietly, were out of my reach.
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It's always been simmering under the surface, but I wanted to do it the right way and be the real creative contributor.
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A flurry of new infrastructure projects across Kenya has driven up prices, attracted speculators and exacerbating long-simmering tensions over untitled land.
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Or is she the one being tortured, a simmering worry and horror she's feeling in the moment before the cop walks in?
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Place 3 cups juice in a small saucepan (save the rest for another use!); heat over medium until hot but not simmering.
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But there is a simmering belief among parts of the right that the mainstream media unfairly highlights violence perpetrated by Trump supporters.
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The split was reportedly due to simmering tensions between the pair and parent company Facebook, which has frequently meddled with Instagram's product.
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Fears that the low-energy radiation emitted by cellphones could cause cancer seem to have been simmering ever since cellphones went mainstream.
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A chicken pot pie would not be complete without the classic trio of peas, carrots, and mushrooms simmering in the thick gravy.
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The record heat reignited a simmering debate about how athletes and spectators will fare at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo in 2020.
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With tensions simmering in the Gulf, Panetta said the President should follow up on his offer to talk to Iran without preconditions.
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A pay dispute between the U.S. women's soccer team and the U.S. Soccer Federation has been a messy, simmering story for months.
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They unleashed simmering resentment over his handling of 2017's Hurricane Maria, alleged corruption in his administration and the island's bankruptcy process.
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Opponents of the military government last week accused the government of responding slowly to the flood crisis, adding to simmering political tensions.
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Remove the eggs from the simmering water, and run under cold water for 1 to 2 minutes until cool enough to peel.
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Unfortunately, though, already-simmering sectarian tensions are a very handy weapon—and there is plenty of human ammunition willing to be used.
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And on the evening of August 8, 1992, those simmering anarchic undercurrents, catalyzed by beer and good old fashioned dissatisfaction, boiled over.
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But its ability to inflict terror, take advantage of ungoverned spaces and exploit simmering ethnic and sectarian hatred is far from extinguished.
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Meanwhile, workers at Chilean state copper producer Codelco's Chuquicamata division staged protests last week in a long-simmering dispute over restructuring plans.
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They will also race past the less attractive side of Azerbaijan: its sputtering economy, oppressive political system and simmering conflict with Armenia.
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The painter's tableaus range from drippy monochrome to vibrant, simmering warm tones, establishing depth often where the eye would least expect it.
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That kerfuffle also escalated simmering tensions between the White House and the American Petroleum Institute, according to multiple industry and administration officials.
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The incident exposed simmering racial tensions back home and has threatened to complicate his presidential bid, pulling him off the campaign trail.
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That remains to be seen but it is a symptom of the general unhappiness simmering in the tight-knit LME brokerage community.
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In the longer term, a Brexit could weaken the European Union and give momentum to nationalist politics already simmering across the Continent.
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Of course, this anxiety over the D'Agostinos has been simmering long before the RHONY women headed back to Dorinda Medley's Massachusetts home.
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The simmering tensions boiled over on July 10, Hill said, during a heated exchange between Bolton and Sondland at the White House.
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Some cooks add a lamb shank to the simmering pot, or a meaty lamb bone, or some use broth instead of water. .
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The government will put the draft to a referendum, expected in July, but opposition to it is simmering across the political spectrum.
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Bakke's claim of "reverse discrimination" galvanized the long-simmering resentment that some whites felt in the wake of the civil-rights era.
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And like much involving the social media world, the embrace of Strava by many pros has created a simmering intellectual property dispute.
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A simmering conflict between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region, which both countries claim as theirs, has escalated in recent weeks.
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But on his flight, which departed Da Nang in the early evening Saturday, Trump's simmering anger over the Russia matter burst forth.
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A slow-fuse narrative of a looming supply crunch has been simmering for years but has finally burst into explosive price action.
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The 2016 primary race between Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders did pull open long-simmering debates about the direction of the party.
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A lead single, "Find You," gives some hint as to the band's new coordinates: less simmering R&B, more synth-bolstered fusion.
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One night this week, high above the simmering avenues of Santiago, photographer Marcelo Hernandez pinpointed the glory and agony of Chilean liberation.
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Perhaps Culpepper also has a simmering vendetta against people named Caleb, after having been betrayed by Caleb Bankston in Blood vs. Water.
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After that, just toss in some frozen corn with heavy cream and some maple syrup, simmering it all until tender and sweet.
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A debate is simmering between Washington policymakers and the private sector over whether U.S. companies are building out internet infrastructure quickly enough.
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Meet luxury real estate agent Chad, a six foot-four-inch simmering pillar of rage who's obsessed with both protein and authenticity.
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For years, political tensions have been simmering in Portland, long viewed as a bastion of First Amendment activity and left-wing activism.
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Chaffetz talks Bears Ears with Trump: One simmering public lands fight was a topic of conversation during a meeting between Utah Rep.
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Comer plays the beautiful, sometimes frustrated best friend, with the perfect tension between the braggy overconfidence and simmering panic that define adolescence.
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Where Dunham offers an objectified body (delightfully, it must be said), Self projects a simmering agency that feels about to boil over.
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A ham stuffed with cabbage simmering on the stove for hours makes a lasting olfactory impression, and not necessarily a good one.
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Just watch this promo video, full of simmering jazz and red strobe lights, to see the speakeasy-cum-museum atmosphere Hardcore promises.
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The virus is exposing a range of contradictions ready for sharpening — for example, a simmering generational conflict spurred by skewed fatality rates.
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The lobbyist and businessman has held a long-simmering animosity toward the chancellor since she ousted him as floor leader in 2002.
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Some recipes call for cooking the pasta with two bottles of simmering wine, while others call for only a cup or two.
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But there is another interpretation that gets at the simmering tensions between the United States and China over North Korea and trade.
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It is the centerpiece of an improbable effort for Russia to ski and snowboard its way out of a long-simmering insurgency.
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Such a shift in the makeup of the European Parliament would complicate the simmering trade conflict between the United States and Europe.
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In the command center, a quarter mile from the front line of a simmering conflict, troop locations are shown on one television.
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In 22020 Russia seized and annexed Crimea from neighboring Ukraine and for six years has waged a simmering war in eastern Ukraine.
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The attack stemmed from a long-simmering feud between Cardi B and two sisters who tend bar at the Queens strip club.
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But Trump's simmering trade battle with the European Union might also hinder growth abroad and harm U.S. firms dependent on transatlantic trade.
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The simmering water temperature is reminiscent of 2014, when a hot spot that became known as the blob began in the Pacific.
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Disparate culinary traditions have collided here for centuries, and the result is a cuisine simmering with Indian, French, Chinese and Creole flavors.
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The revamp is part of a long-simmering effort to transform the program so it operates more like a private insurance company.
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At each turn in Brazil's long-simmering political crisis, secret recordings have produced one revelation after another, tripping up some powerful politicians.
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Tensions have been simmering between Warren and Buttigieg for months, and Klobuchar has also trained her fire on Buttigieg in recent debates.
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While tensions between the president and GOP lawmakers have been simmering for months, the latest exchanges suggest a turn in the relationship.
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Given the commander in chief's history of bringing simmering, race-based culture wars to a fast boil, this was a predictable move.
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While the show isn't a patricide, it is an argument with the patriarch — and with patriarchy and colonialism — simmering with murderous rage.
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Whatever Justin's beliefs, a war of all against all might not suit his gentle nature, or sit right in his simmering conscience.
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But they are sure now to fuel a simmering debate over when, and how, to end the United States' war in Afghanistan.
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Papua has suffered a simmering separatist conflict since it was incorporated into Indonesia after a widely criticised U.N.-backed referendum in 1969.
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"I don't know that it's responsible to continue to treat it as though it's simmering under the surface anymore," Mr. Elliott said.
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He cooks the rice in the same simmering pot, adding water and a prepared spice mixture that includes dried papaya and plums.
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The spiced sauce smelled divine while it was simmering, and tasted even better when it was served over halved hard-cooked eggs.
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As in other European countries like the Netherlands and France, Denmark has been embroiled in a simmering culture war over national identity.
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Trump's tweet revealed his simmering frustration with the impeachment process, which House Democrats aim to conclude by the end of the month.
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Walden is a saxophonist and bass clarinetist of simmering intensity and exacting technique, with a fervid but unflashy approach as an improviser.
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Instead, he took a risk, not to mention a stand in a simmering battle over the artistic future of the comedy special.
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Last year she released "Code Noir," an album of 12 simmering originals that address subjects of romantic commitment, political resistance and solidarity.
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Arkan was drafted in by Slobodan Milošević to manage this simmering political sentiment and prevent it from becoming problematic for the regime.
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There is long-simmering communal tension and animosity toward the Rohingya in Myanmar, most of whom are stateless and derided as illegal immigrants.
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Made in the '50s with Cold War tensions simmering, this little Canadian movie turned out to be hugely controversial for its antiwar message.
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Simmering global trade tensions and U.S. sanctions against Iran have helped Russia consolidate its leading position in China's energy market in recent months.
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Putin, whose term is not due to end until 2024, does not face an imminent political threat despite some indications of simmering discontent.
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An important dynamic the first two months of Biden's campaign have revealed is his simmering anger over the criticism he's faced to date.
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But a House GOP conference meeting Thursday morning sparked confusion about whether the chamber could pass it amid simmering opposition within the caucus.
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This long simmering dispute is complicated since Qualcomm needs the revenues from its patents, while not pissing off its arguably most important customer.
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CNN has been covering the controversy and last month reported on "small acts of rebellion" simmering inside some of Sinclair's local TV stations.
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Electric vehicles might still not be the easiest sell for camping due to the simmering fear of getting stuck with a dead battery.
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Bart Smith, head of digital assets at Susquehanna, said the crypto rally was driven by a few different factors — including simmering trade tensions.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the shooting, which stoked simmering tensions over perceived racial bias in U.S. policing.
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So the causes and concerns they express do tend to be the ones simmering across our collective cultural consciousness in any given moment.
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While that mixture is hanging out, steep a handful or two apricots in a mix of simmering agave syrup, lime, salt, and turmeric.
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But rather than sitting and simmering, try to be proactive if you can and make the best of a less than ideal situation.
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"I hope he keeps this up back in L.A." Things seemed to be simmering down until Tokyo Toni got a hold of Rob.
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A very large portion of the country is currently simmering in heat of 100 degrees or higher, and it could get even hotter.
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"The simmering political crisis remains and is likely to continue to undermine investor confidence with speculation about elections continuing to swirl," it said.
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Oil received some support from simmering tensions over Iran and after an extension last week to output cuts by OPEC and its allies.
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Cover, bring to a boil, and reduce heat to low, simmering for about 15–20 minutes, until the quinoa is cooked through. 3.
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If they take the case, the justices may end up weighing in on simmering debates over the power and autonomy of administrative agencies.
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Global sentiment was largely weak with Asian stocks falling as investors fretted about the simmering tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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As such, the stakes for the court's reputation as a neutral player and the simmering conflict of Roberts versus Trump are even higher.
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As executive director of Minnesota's Twin Cities Pride, she'd been keeping a close eye on simmering tensions between police and community activists nationwide.
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The simmering dissent comes as the Awami League, which has run Bangladesh for the past nine years, prepares for an election in December.
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Tensions within PiS are simmering after the president, Andrzej Duda, a former party member, last month blocked a law sacking supreme-court judges.
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It comes as slower mainland growth, a weaker yuan and a simmering trade war with the United States threaten to derail Macau's growth.
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NOW that America's 86.703 presidential campaign is well underway, long-simmering concerns about the deteriorating environment for accurate polling are receiving renewed attention.
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But that potential is bound up in long-simmering local conflicts around race, class and what it means to make a city livable.
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The populist anger that enabled Trump and Brexit is still simmering, fuelled by inequality, disruption, immigration and the echo chambers of social media.
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Political protests are rare in Morocco, but tensions in Al-Hoceima have been simmering since October following the death of fishmonger Mouhcine Fikri.
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California was a simmering cauldron, with a conservative governor who sought to emulate one of his predecessors, Ronald Reagan, with his inflammatory rhetoric.
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With events like the global financial crisis and Greece's debt crisis still simmering away, Merkel and her European counterparts are facing new challenges.
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The dry bulk sector's woes have been simmering for the last seven years although demand had held up relatively well until 2013-2014.
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When the thought of simmering collards for dinner is unimaginable, this raw collard green salad will help you eat all your leafy greens.
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It's out of control right now—it's all just fucking spewing out like a volcano, but it's been around and it's been simmering.
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Watergate and the Pentagon Papers weren't random scoops, but blockbuster stories born of a long-simmering hostility between the press and the government.
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Trade fears looked set to continue simmering after a week dominated by developments in a trade spat involving the world's two largest economies.
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It's a fraught political moment for both parties, and comes at a time when long-simmering tensions are already nearing a boiling point.
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The world's two largest economies are locked in a wider trade dispute but are seeking to reach a deal to lessen simmering tensions.
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Soon, all the men were simmering with resentment, and turned to discussing the problems Dean and Rachel's age difference might cause their relationship.
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But since Monika Garg took over as principal last summer, simmering tensions among parents and staff members have erupted in all-out war.
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The list, published by a Ukrainian nationalist website called Myrotvorets, or the Peacemaker, appeared to have been born out of a simmering frustration.
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Tensions over the spread of encryption algorithms that can make someone's communications impossible to access without a password have been simmering for months.
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Each Homed unit is designed to provide year-round housing that can handle New York's changing climate — from harsh cold to simmering heat.
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It's a bit of a fatty cut, but because it's been simmering so long in this broth, it melts in your mouth. Wow.
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Unlike the more amorphous baby blues or a low-simmering, long-lasting maternal angst, postpartum depression is something these women have moved past.
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Those numbers have startled California officials and scientists while adding urgency to a long-simmering debate over what should be done about it.
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In the bowl of a stand mixer, set over simmering water, combine the granulated sugar, the remaining water, corn syrup, and egg whites.
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Continue heating the cheese over the pan of simmering water, whisking occasionally until the entire mass melts together into smooth, cheesy deliciousness. 5.
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In the upstairs dining room, every table was taken, and patrons chatted over plumes of steam rising from the simmering pots of broth.
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In an age of online reviews and social media, what was a quietly simmering issue has become a potentially toxic problem for hotels.
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His remarks accelerated the dash for bonds, already in play as investors fret about the world economy, trade wars and simmering Iranian-U.
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But for now, a peaceful resolution to simmering tensions as the Olympics near is a possibility — even if it's still a remote one.
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Remember when my Axios colleague Amy Harder wrote this week about simmering trade tensions between President Trump and the oil-and-gas industry?
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Over the decades, several managers cut their teeth there before striking out on their own, and a simmering rivalry among the brands remains.
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Or it can be a time when long-simmering resentments, feuds and political differences spill over like the filling in an apple pie.
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Mr. Boucher's lawyers said the fight was the climax of a long-simmering dispute over Mr. Paul's stacking brush too near his property.
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Customers dip pieces of raw meat and vegetables into a big vat of simmering broth until everything cooks and bubbles to the surface.
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Meanwhile, long-simmering tensions between the Trump White House and CNN continued, and a top official resigned from the Office of Government Ethics.
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Recently, simmering racial tensions in the US have reignited debates over many Confederate symbols that represent pride for some and racism for others.
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Both have experienced the simmering fury of constituents nonetheless, suggesting that popular sentiment still plays a role in the era of strongman leaders.
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"Anger" and "Belligerence" are responses to the election of Donald J. Trump, and to the feminist debate that has been simmering ever since.
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WASHINGTON — Two Venezuelan diplomats on Thursday effectively ended a singular standoff that has been simmering on a quiet Washington side street since April.
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It involves gently simmering vegetables, fish, fowl or meat (or a combination) with a small amount of liquid, usually in a covered pot.
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You might argue that it is too much to ask Twitter to consider its effect on long-simmering social problems like gender inequality.
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Bolton left the White House earlier this week amid simmering differences with Trump on issues such as the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan.
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But in entering the current election cycle with such gusto, DSA also ramped up the internal divisions simmering within its rank and file.
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In the paddock, there were drivers from about 20 countries, and the chatter formed a simmering stew of languages — including Texas-twinged English.
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Some Chinese analysts also note a long-simmering resentment in North Korea about being considered the little brother of its much bigger neighbor.
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China and the U.S. have both played down the possibility that this week's negotiations could resolve simmering trade tensions between the two countries.
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Borrowing an idea from shakshuka, I dropped spoonfuls of mozzarella into simmering tomato sauce, left them to melt, then spooned them out together.
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But then the 49ers went 2003-8 in 2014, and simmering disputes with the front office led to Harbaugh's departure at season's end.
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The world's two largest economies reached a partial trade deal earlier this month as they try to de-escalate a simmering trade war.
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His solemn, simmering performance of "These Arms of Mine" changed not just his own life, but the sound of pop music to come.
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Warren linking arms with Sanders on the issue also comes after long-simmering tensions between the two exploded into the open this week.
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Clinton's remarks, both in the documentary and in the interview, predictably kicked up tensions that have, at this point, been simmering for years.
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"President Obama's unilateral decision to invoke the Antiquities Act in Utah politicizes a long-simmering conflict," said Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah.
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Customers dip pieces of raw meat and vegetables into a big vat of simmering broth until everything cooks and bubbles to the surface.
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Amid the simmering trade tensions, the Chinese yuan extended losses to touch a one-year low of 6.8027 per dollar in offshore trading.
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Long-simmering tensions between Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren, the two ascendant Democratic presidential candidates in Iowa, burst into the open this week.
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The attack appears to be the most dangerous escalation yet by the Islamic republic in its simmering conflict with America and its allies.
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It bared the simmering but fierce partisanship on a House committee that prides itself on being among the most evenhanded panels in Congress.
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With simmering ethnic strife forcing millions from their homes across Ethiopia in spite of Abiy's steps, Mustafa knows his job is not done.
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As in Force Majeure, an avalanche, and Pete's reaction to it, lights a fire under a long-simmering pot of resentments and disappointments.
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China's Commerce Ministry vowed on Thursday to "fight back" if the Trump administration escalates a simmering trade dispute between the U.S. and China.
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There were failed attempts at independence then, before simmering discontent erupted into a nine-year civil war that left thousands of people dead.
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If several simmering controversies erupt simultaneously, Washington could find itself facing these crises with little or no strategic thinking to guide our responses.
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Carrington was suspicious of aspects of the country, says Mr Weisz, such as the sacrificial violence that she saw simmering beneath the surface.
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But in a hostile world, they fail to recognize a simmering unpleasantry: One day, foreigners will tire of financing America's consumption-heavy lifestyle.
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Thanksgiving is a recurring motif in "Hannah and Her Sisters" (Saturday) and a backdrop for simmering frustrations in "The Ice Storm" (Nov. 230).
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This is a real-world continuation of a long-simmering cyberwar between the two countries, which has spilled over into other global powers.
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The debate over the resolutions also gave an outlet for simmering anger between members of the Independent Democrats and the Senate Democratic Conference.
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John Kasich, Trump's fellow Republican who embodies frustration with Trump on issues such as trade and immigration simmering within pockets of the party.
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Nonetheless, Archbishop Viganò's extraordinary 11-page letter, filled with personal attacks, has brought simmering ideological differences among American Catholics out into the open.
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His sudden departure from the national team raised long-simmering questions about ethnic identity in Germany, and the intersection of sports and politics.
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Quick Lamb Ragù By its very nature, a ragù takes its time, gently simmering until the flavors in the pan deepen and meld.
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Next, she moves over to our gas range, instead of the electric induction burner the curry's been simmering on, to make a tarka.
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Music flowed through his veins, and he let it run both simmering and ice-cool across 27 studio albums and so much more.
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But as long as you're comfortable glimpsing bare bodies, the personal sensation of simmering your own swimsuit-free body is, frankly, worth it.
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The people I interviewed have been telling these stories to each other for years, if not decades, and the resentment has been simmering.
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While issues around gender and diversity have been a hot-button issue for a long time, the simmering has turned to boiling now.
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New reports over the past two days have brought increased attention to three long-simmering subplots in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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But the blast reignited a simmering debate in Italy over the extent to which it should allow more gas pipelines to cross its territory.
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The gunfight: Long-simmering tensions in Trumpland finally boiled over this week — and the whole world got to learn what the word "cuck" means!
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There's a nearly year-long Ebola outbreak simmering in the Democratic Republic of Congo — and the international community needs to step up its support.
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Prosecutors claim Schooler has two previous convictions for felonious assaults, and that the shooting may have been sparked by a long-simmering financial disagreement.
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It underlined how a global trade war, Brexit uncertainty and simmering debt concerns in Italy are taking their toll on economic growth across Europe.
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Other protest movements are also simmering, with university students, public workers, garbage collectors and pensioners all angry at Macron's social and economic reform agenda.
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And for all the times after 28 that the company told us it learned its lesson, Instagram's simmering problems offer fresh reason for doubt.
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But here, where it's been simmering for four hours, the lean meat falls off the bone without much provocation—sinewy, succulent, and bloody delicious.
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The White House on Wednesday asked Congress for an additional $4.5 billion in emergency border, a request likely to escalate simmering tensions over immigration.
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