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Now, debate simmers over whether racial covenants should be removed.
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As the sauce simmers, our house smells better and better.
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In the backdrop simmers a new geopolitical clash on climate change.
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We eat the soup after it simmers for a few hours.
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Reduce the heat so the water simmers, and add ½ tsp. salt.
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Bad behavior simmers under the facade of conservative, well-coiffed exteriors.
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"Brooke prayed for that house; God answered her prayer," Simmers said.
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Heat heavy cream in a saucepan over medium until the cream simmers.
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While Serena simmers and focuses on June's lack of respect, June bleeds.
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"I don't understand what's behind it all," said Simmers, 56, of Concord.
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To address this issue, Simmers and his team developed a special membrane.
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Simmers and colleagues are now trying to use the membrane on biosensors.
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The civil war in Somalia simmers into its third decade, barely noticed.
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The Fed is still raising interest rates, and a trade war simmers.
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What simmers under the human surface becomes the surface in Quinn's work.
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Making a stew hearty usually requires long simmers or starting with a roux.
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It's sharp but only simmers lightly without ever cooking the whole way through.
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In a saucepan, he simmers apple cider vinegar, salt, sugar, and dill stems.
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Stephen K. Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist, simmers frequently in this book's background.
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While McDonald protests have quieted, the anger in the black community still simmers.
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The broth, which he says simmers for six hours, delivers depth and spice.
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It simmers for several midtempo verses, piano and organ chugging, angelic backup singers cooing.
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Though the worst of the Flint water crisis is past, the issue still simmers.
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This herby, tangy Iranian stew will make your kitchen smell incredible while it simmers.
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In Mr. Aucoin's pulsing, fitful score, the orchestra simmers with rattling ostinatos and darting lines.
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This new, thinner mixture simmers for about ten minutes, until it reduces and thickens slightly.
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Public resentment simmers, with some people saying that the FARC rebels got off too easy.
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Now, the global community is in a tense spot as anger simmers and accusations fly.
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Then, liquid — sometimes water, sometimes stock, milk or coconut milk — is added, and everything simmers.
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More often than not, she's a cipher whose anxiety about her past simmers beneath the surface.
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Each story in this collection simmers with a righteous fury at the state of the world.
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Although the dispute simmers, relations have stabilized recently amid trade actions by Washington toward both countries.
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In person, there's no sense of the alienation that simmers in the background of his movies.
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The failed progressive urban policy causes anger and resentment in people that simmers below the surface.
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Stir in rice and 1 cup of hot broth, and reduce heat so the mixture simmers.
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She grinds it fresh and simmers the grits in three parts water to one part milk.
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"The best outcome is this simmers for awhile and they come back to it," he said.
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The ensuing war of motherhood between Elena and Mia simmers quietly beneath the surface at first.
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When work simmers down I'm looking forward to beginning to learn a game engine for starters.
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That has helped insulate the company from criticism, which nonetheless simmers beneath the surface in Belle Haven.
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As the crisis simmers, China's People's Liberation Army has released footage of troops conducting anti-riot exercises.
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And despite Mr. Stitt's own conservative credentials, fellow Republicans have been isolating him as the feud simmers.
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I nap for two hours while the chili simmers and BF plays video games in his home office.
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Those who wait until the trouble simmers down may find it's too late to turn their situation around.
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And Trump's public feud with Kasich, which turned off many establishment-minded Republicans in the state, still simmers.
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While health-care reform simmers on the back burner, the president should go right to business tax reform.
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In the neglected north a Marxist insurgency simmers (and boiled over in August, when guerrillas killed eight soldiers).
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While the cod simmers, he throws together a quick brine for some Serrano chilies, cucumbers, and pearl onions.
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Offit's dispassionate, methodical summary of the religious and political theories that enabled that giant outbreak simmers with anger.
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But although the dispute simmers, relations have stabilized recently amid intensifying U.S. trade pressure on both China and Japan.
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His performance at the Senate confirms the buffoonery and violent infighting that now simmers within the American Republic's heart.
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Unraveling mysteries will become a thing this November as the sun simmers in erotic, esoteric Scorpio until the 21st.
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But it may post a record number of supporters, as frustration simmers that Pelosi is not adequately checking Trump.
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Voltaggio adds milk, cream, and chicken stock to the whole shebang, then simmers it for about 90 minutes. See?
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MB simmers on this concept when broached whether the outlet would have seen this success even five years ago.
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And discontent simmers at the country's narrow, feudal politics, dominated for decades by a handful of wealthy landowning families.
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Using a family recipe, Mr. Gudhino makes a spice paste and simmers it with tomatoes, onions and coconut milk.
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He's counted on the actors to fill in the deep, deep well of experience that simmers underneath the characters.
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Seven years removed from the days when clubs refused to play RB Leipzig, even in friendlies, anger still simmers.
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It's important that the chili powder, Mexican oregano, and salt are evenly distributed throughout the soup as it simmers.
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There's not even sauce per se, and the meat simmers in liquid instead of basking in smoky dry heat.
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Bad blood still simmers along with mistrust, which guarantees that this America's Cup will retain the traditional sharp edge.
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"Passionfruit" simmers over a streamlined chillwave groove as Drake sighs a melody whose loveliness extends to his own vocal quaver.
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August could be the steamiest month of 7.993, as the sun simmers in your erotic eighth house until the 22nd.
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Market speculation of additional monetary easing simmers, although the Bank of Japan's policy ammunition appears to be dwindling, analysts say.
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Perhaps your initially modest resentment simmers until the next time you see one, and then it cooks into righteous anger.
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Aniara, a science fiction film from VICE Studios that hits theaters Friday, simmers on the existential possibilities of this question.
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A huge vat of Hungarian chicken soup simmers on the stove while four women in chef whites clean the worktops.
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But resentment simmers—and could easily boil over if China's self-confidence continues to find expression in an assertive nationalism.
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Sydney: The tonkotsu broth is made with actual pork bones for maximum porky flavor, and it simmers all night long.
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Whether Key is Michael Jackson or Tim Cook, he boils over, melts down, blows up, simmers, stews and karate-kicks.
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The music swells and simmers, brooding synths and sultry electronic beats manifest a dark, compelling underbelly of modern R&B.
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Both pieces poke at what simmers beneath the placid surface of ordinary lives, and what they unearth is darkly disturbing.
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Some resentment still simmers, but many who wanted the security of government factory work moved away, and the outlook shifted.
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Two centuries later, the question of whether train and tracks should be operated by the same firm still simmers across Europe.
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It was, says Ms Lovell, a "core text" for thousands of Indians who joined a Maoist insurgency there that still simmers.
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"Biobutanol is on a par with petrol, it's energy equivalent virtually to petrol," Mark Simmers, Celtic Renewables' CEO, previously told CNBC.
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North Charleston still simmers with racial tension and black residents say they continue to be harassed and humiliated by law enforcement.
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He was a fine foil for the pair of incestuous lovers whose passion simmers and flickers even in his stern presence.
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As his and Ruth's love-hate flirtation simmers, Sam briefly shacks up with the beautiful, flighty wrestler Rhonda Richardson (Kate Nash).
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Violence still simmers in Colombia despite a 2000 peace deal with leftist FARC rebels, meant to end five decades of conflict.
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To make this hybrid snack, Trader Joe's simmers rice in fresh-pressed coconut milk, according to the product description on their website.
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With the 5 May release of his latest record This Old Dog however, the playful side simmers down to a low cool.
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"If trade simmers down, that's disproportionately positive for international" markets, said Alec Young, managing director of global markets research at FTSE Russell.
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Cuddling and canoodling are certainly on the menu while the sun simmers in Scorpio and your domestic fourth house until the 21st.
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While the pan simmers gently, she scatters some rinsed canned chickpeas, big fat Castelvetrano olives, and more green onion tops and cilantro.
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But like Harris, they seem to view it as likely and have begun to jockey for political position as the scandal simmers.
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As the chili simmers, I switch from Degrassi to Netflix and watch a few Christmas movies to get in the holiday spirit.
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It simmers slowly and sits with uncertainty, reminding viewers that to be undocumented is to live in a constant state of waiting.
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To make pork butter, he simmers liempo (a kind of Filipino bacon), and once it's liquid he uses it to make his dishes.
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This motivates a rendition of her aria "Per pietà" that, for both characters, simmers with mingled shames about racial passing and romantic betrayal.
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Browning butter affects more than just the color and the flavor of its milk solids; the water that butter contains also simmers away.
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Front Burner Slanted Door sauces from the chef Charles Phan are designed to amp up the flavor in stir-fries and slow simmers.
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Although the two sides eventually signed a peace agreement, anti-globalization sentiment still simmers across the region, one of the poorest in Mexico.
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"There's a lot of work being done in this area and a bunch of different sensors, and the possibilities are truly amazing," Simmers says.
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With streets and alleys and riverfronts teeming with bars, the going-out scene is more of a slow burn that simmers throughout the night.
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You follow the recipe and you drop one in your sauce or your soup while it simmers, and you remove it when it's done.
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They strike up an email flirtation, which simmers for a while as 25 years' worth of blank space in Tucker's life is crosshatched in.
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The curry simmers for five hours, then is set aside to mellow for "another hundred," Ms. Cho said, before it returns to the stove.
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That is the predicament facing Democrats as a quiet rebellion simmers in their ranks to block Representative Nancy Pelosi of California from being speaker.
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The predominantly Muslim region fought and lost two wars for independence from Russia after the Soviet collapse, and a small Islamist insurgency still simmers.
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As outrage in some communities simmers, many representatives have opted instead for virtual options like "teletown halls," where staff members have better control over questioning.
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Only a few steps away on the ground a pressure cooker atop a charcoal burner simmers vary – rice, which locals eat three times a day.
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Meanwhile, to prepare for the granita, he simmers fresh-picked lemon verbena, chamomile, and thyme in water, then adds sugar, lemon juice, vinegar, and bitters.
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In other videos, she makes oatmeal, tosses homemade pizza, roasts a chicken, tries a butter-softening hack, bakes chocolate bread, simmers raspberry preserves, and more.
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Rudd's report notes that the role for anti-piracy efforts could only grow, as a multi-national territorial dispute simmers in the contested South China Sea.
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Concern over ebbing demand by Chinese consumers for branded goods have hit luxury stocks in recent days, as a trade war between Beijing and Washington simmers.
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Kennedy might think it would make sense to remain on the bench until the political climate simmers down -- although there's no guarantee that would ever happen.
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To create the perfect broth, Rawat selects specific bones, then simmers them for 48 hours, with the primary purpose of extracting as much collagen as possible.
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The sober living home is the result of years of fundraising and activism by Kevin Simmers and his wife, Dana, whose daughter Brooke died in 2015.
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Then came an ugly backlash that still simmers — a sign that the feminists' goal of breaking the hold of patriarchy is still a long way away.
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And the bright carrots of the gajar halwa "scream celebration," she said; the dessert gets more lush as it slowly simmers in the spice-infused milk.
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Ms. Demce makes yogurt — every house in Albania has its own, Mr. Demce said — simmers it with eggs and roux and pours it over the meat.
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Ms. Dechen simmers beef bones in water for 24 hours, until the resulting broth is thick and almost milky, a base for the menu's many soups.
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As public outrage over Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough's controversial exits from America's Got Talent simmers, series creator Simon Cowell has announced a new charitable venture.
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Zelenskiy has prioritized ending the war in Donbass but while he has implemented some confidence-building measures with Russia, including prisoner swaps, the conflict simmers on.
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Guangzhou, China (CNN)Five years on, Zhang Qimao still simmers with rage over what happened to her when she reported a sexual assault to the police.
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She has to observe and absorb while Driver simmers, Laura Dern declaims, Ray Liotta leaks unction and Julie Hagerty pilfers everything she gets her hands on.
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As the sauce simmers, a heady fragrance will waft from the pan and settle over your kitchen, brightening the dampest evenings even before you dig in.
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Next, she melts a knob of butter in a small pan, and, as it simmers on her stove, she stirs the crushed buds into the butter.
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Let's start the weekend at the bookstore, because the weather's conducive to reading on the couch while a huge pot of bone broth simmers on the stove.
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As slow economic growth simmers along, central banks have resorted to negative interest rates and buying up huge quantities of public debt to keep our economies rolling.
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Everyone was killed, a cataclysmic event that rocked Polish politics and still simmers within Law and Justice ranks, in which many believe Russia was behind the crash.
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It simmers for three hours, so we drink the wine and graze while trying to grapple our way through season 215 of Man in the High Castle.
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Simmers spent 30 years, first in the Air Force, and then as a police officer, fighting the "war on drugs" by seeking out and arresting drug addicts.
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Wiggins doesn't have to play with Russell Westbrook rage, just pick his spots, be quick to the ball, and unleash the All-NBA talent that simmers within.
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Then he mixes the sludge with blue food coloring and gelatin, simmers for three hours, strains it into a shallow pan and cools it in a refrigerator.
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Zelenskiy has also prioritized ending the war in Donbass but while he has implemented some confidence-building measures with Russia, including prisoner swaps, the conflict simmers on.
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Married to estranged twins — he loves one; tradition makes the other obligatory — he struggles to command a family that simmers with resentments, rivalries, deceptions and internal contradictions.
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Vox has not officially taken up the Fascist symbols often used by much smaller groups in Spain, which have become more visible as the Catalonia dispute simmers.
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Under Adams's hand, colonial wallpaper or abolitionist quilt patterns act as anchors for didactic narratives, presenting first a nostalgic, collective mirror while rage simmers just beneath the surface.
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Having a full, active social life will be a sanity-saver, since you'll also be more emotional than usual when Venus simmers in Scorpio from the 23rd on.
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Market speculation of additional monetary easing simmers, although the Bank of Japan's policy ammunition appears to be dwindling, analysts say, after it deployed negative interest rates last month.
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Concerns over an ebbing in demand for branded goods among Chinese consumers have hit luxury stocks in recent days, as a trade war between Beijing and Washington simmers.
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American History X makes white supremacy look like the province of freaks, when clearly (if 2016 has taught us anything) it simmers below the surface all around us.
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But a pot of beans simmers year round in many of the world's kitchens, usually with a pot of rice nearby, for a humble, hearty and delicious meal.
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Through dessert, and the post-dessert drawing and painting sessions with my nieces and nephews that follow at the coffee table, the stock simmers along quietly and unattended.
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So while it simmers its way toward Sunday dinner, you could make this recipe for creamy corn and poblano soup, and reheat it for dinner on Monday night.
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Even here, a savagery of technique simmers away: chunky color laid on with a palette knife, or the sharp end of the brush scraping into the wet paint.
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All three men were in their early 30s, near Bickle's age, early in their careers, and the pathology that simmers under Bickle's surface seems borne of something uncomfortably familiar.
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While the shakshuka base simmers and flavors build, she starts confit-ing Yukon gold potatoes in a hefty amount of olive oil with salt and a pinch of saffron.
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Mr. Mingarelli wrings a remarkable amount of drama from whether the group can make a properly warm soup, but horror simmers beneath: How will they handle their Jewish captive?
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It's also hard not to see that this secessionist effort is tinged with a heavy coat of the same right-wing reactionary outrage that simmers in the rural areas.
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That part of the row simmers on as Airbus argues the case against European government loans for the A380 no longer counts because of its plans to shut production.
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Adjacent to the video was a large spherical installation, that injected some surrealism into the mix, while tiles in the pavilion suggested another history that simmers under the surface.
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All at once, I'm a snotty-nosed teenager proclaiming the superiority of Iranian food to all other cuisines as my dad laughs approvingly and my mum simmers with rage.
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A Maoist insurrection simmers on the edge of coal country, partly because the benefits have been so unevenly shared between those who exploit coal and those living on the land.
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But while it simmers in the background, Good Girls Revolt concentrates on its trio of female leads, who shine in their portrayals of the researchers' fight to be taken seriously.
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The keys, he says, are particularly gentle cooking of the beans — no stirring and the most placid of simmers, with bubbles that barely break the water's surface — and extra vigilance.
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The revision, announced weeks earlier than expected, underscored the uphill battle for Temer to gather support for austerity measures as a corruption scandal simmers and next year's general elections approach.
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While the farro simmers, you can broil the broccoli until the tiny buds blacken and crisp, and slice up some firm juicy turnips or radishes for another kind of crunch.
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But this one came at a particularly fragile time in Afghanistan, as an election dispute simmers to a full-blown political crisis, testing the country's ethnic and regional fracture lines.
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David Trone (D-Maryland) -- Kevin Simmers, a former narcotics detective who founded a women's sober living home with his wife after losing their daughter to a drug overdose in 2015Rep.
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The regime may succeed at ending the street protests, as it did in 2003 and 2009, but it won't be able to end the anger that simmers beneath the surface.
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It plays almost as a dare for the audience to play along, and whenever the film is able to zig when the audience expects a zag, it simmers with palpable energy.
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In Buzuta village, Dorcas Nyiransabimana, a mother of two, simmers beans and leaves them untended while she prepares to feed the pigs she keeps in a pen next to her house.
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Mind you, the movie simmers at such a low boil that Cole, himself, betrays few signs of major surprise as he encounters cars, Alexa and personal hygiene for the first time.
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The EU now has economic sanctions in place until the end of January against Russia over its role in the conflict in Ukraine, which has killed some 10,000 people and still simmers.
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Thailand has endured bomb attacks and economic worries recently while rivalry simmers between the military-led establishment and populist political forces after a decade of turmoil including two coups and deadly protests.
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The music itself is 100 percent pop, although there's a creepy edge that simmers beneath the surface, and her pastel-colored, cutesy aesthetic is vaguely fetishistic, like a twee, Tumblr-fed lolita.
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She simmers regular coconut milk and condensed coconut milk to add a complex flavor and silky texture and finishes it off with a dulce de leche on the surface of the cake.
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These brutal examples of racism color the history of towns such as Pittsburg; it simmers beneath the surface, even if present-day locals haven't heard McNeeley's name or don't know the gruesome details.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - The primal confluence of food, flames and family simmers in high definition in "Barbecue," a globe-trotting new documentary and cinematic love letter to cooking meat over an open fire.
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Simmers told NBC Washington that before Brooke's death, she told him that she wished she could go live somewhere to help her get sober, a wish that became the impetus to build Brooke's House.
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Police brutality simmers beneath nearly every scene, as does Oakland's changing identity — as when a greasy burger joint, Kwik Way, shuts down and reopens with the same jagged neon sign ... and a foodie menu.
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She shares the news with friends, casually posts about it on Instagram, navigates the steady stream of doctor's appointments — all while a petrified, what-on-earth-am-I-doing feeling simmers under the surface.
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It's about creating a space where your friends show up long before the stew has finished cooking, polish off a bottle of wine while it simmers, and leave well after the pot is empty.
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It's also the start of cuffing season, which is no surprise astrologically, as the sun simmers in Libra until the 23rd, then Scorpio after that — two of the most relationship-friendly signs of the Zodiac.
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"He was the last person they would have expected to do that," said Mike Simmers, a retired state police captain who served as a spokesman for a group of retired troopers who worked with Briggs.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Demonstrators in Kosovo fought running battles with police and set fire to the government's headquarters on Saturday as anger simmers in the young Balkan country over an accord with its former ruler, Serbia.
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In Ukraine, pride in the war-time independence movement has risen since 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea and backed an armed revolt in east Ukraine, a conflict that has killed 10,000 people and still simmers.
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Prior to 2014, when Moscow illegally annexed Ukraine's Crimea region and launched a war in eastern Ukraine that still simmers (over 85033,000 dead), few in the West expected enactment of major economic sanctions against Russia.
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Goodman has an ability to be jovial and quietly polite, almost honorable, while a rage and fear simmers just below the surface; he's someone who you want to protect, be protected by … and be protected from.
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Casey Affleck is staggeringly good in this Kenneth Lonergan-helmed feature, which simmers along for nearly two hours before a devastating final act that raises questions about whether one can truly move on from unspeakable tragedy.
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Luxury goods companies have been rattled by investor fears of a potential slowdown in spending by Chinese customers - who account for a third of industry sales - as a trade war with the United States simmers on.
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RELATED: Trump-McConnell feud simmers as GOP watches in horror Still, Ryan has maintained that he's not concerned about the debt ceiling, a must-pass move in order for the government to avoid defaulting on loans.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is writing to Indonesia's leader to raise his concern about cross-border haze, Malaysia's environment minister said on Thursday, as a row over smoke from forest fires simmers.
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STEPHEN SMITH Brooklyn To the Editor: So after deigning to receive information from sources other than whatever it is that simmers behind his own fevered brow, Donald Trump concedes that yes, there was some Russian hacking.
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"History simmers beneath the surface in more communities than just Ferguson," Mr. Holder said at the time as he cast the Justice Department as a voice for those who have felt abused and ignored for years.
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Considered to be a "comic" opera in three acts, Der Rosenkavalier has waltzes, glamour, a love story, fantastic arias, and humor, as well as a darker dimension of social commentary that simmers beneath all that Viennese charm.
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"Temperatures in the corona – the tenuous, outermost layer of the solar atmosphere – spike upwards of 2 million degrees Fahrenheit, while just 1,000 miles below, the underlying surface simmers at a balmy 10,000 F," the space agency explains.
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As Cheryl Simmers and Cathy Kilday, both special education teachers at Concord High School, sat near the front of the auditorium and waited for Sanders to arrive, they pondered the most recent spat between Clinton and Sanders.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's political crisis simmers amidst heated protests, China's People's Liberation Army in Hong Kong released a video showing footage of "anti-riot" exercises and its top brass warned violence is "absolutely impermissible".
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Then, while it simmers, pull out the stand mixer and make pizza dough, so you can cold-proof it in the fridge for a few days and have a stellar pizza party on Tuesday or Wednesday night.
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The night usually simmers down (or starts up?) with us watching Game of Thrones on our Vizio or playing Zelda on our New Nintendo 3DS XL and one of us passing out before it's time for night feedings.
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The first time I heard this song I kept waiting for it to explode into something more riotous, but that moment never came — it just simmers, riding a rhythm like a kitchen timer and some atmospheric guitar work.
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MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - Three people were killed and five wounded on Monday in Indian shelling across the disputed border with Pakistan in the Himalayan region of Kashmir, Pakistani officials said, as tension simmers between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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He has introduced four braising sauces, two for quick stir-fries and two for slower simmers; each comes with a simple recipe based on one of the restaurant's dishes, usually using at least half the jar of sauce.
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Discord over an anti-discrimination ordinance simmers quietly in the background, and a resident recalls his mother explaining his father's late-life coming-out as submission to "a sexual disease," but nothing is permitted to rankle the optimism.
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Fan asks a question that simmers beneath many current national discussions governed by identity politics: If we are truly more than the sum of our parts, can't society allow us to decide for ourselves what our parts are?
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ISLAMABAD/SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Shelling across the border between India and Pakistan killed two Pakistani civilians, an Indian soldier and a boy, military officials from the two sides said on Monday, as tension between the nuclear-armed neighbors simmers.
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Europe's migrant crisis still simmers The launchers have been hidden from aerial surveillance and they have yet to be armed, but could be made operational with rocket artillery rounds within two or three days, according to the three sources.
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Turnbull has also struggled to keep the support of the hard-right of his own party, which still simmers with resentment since he toppled the more conservative Tony Abbott as prime minister in a party-room coup in 2015.
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From its opening page, "Brass" simmers with anger — the all too real byproduct of working hard for not enough, of being a woman in a place where women have little value, of getting knocked down one too many times.
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The killing has shaken up the Rastafarian community, acting as a violent reminder of the unease that simmers between the self-declared pilgrims and some of the local, mostly impoverished Ethiopians who remain bewildered by or even resentful of their presence.
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Even now, eight years later, when my anxiety flares up, I instinctively turn to it, and having spent a lot of time on mod forums, places where other "simmers" post content related to the game, I know I'm not alone.
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" On the same song she ends a verse with a line about California's deadly fires that simmers into an almost a cappella finish: "California's burning down / Sitting in the middle of the sixth extinction / Silently suggesting the investment in a generator.
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At Ix in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, the broth varies in color, but always leans French: The chef, Jorge Cárdenas, simmers a chicken stock for 18 hours and strains it three times, adding fresh bones and vegetables with each round.
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At the bright, trim restaurant, which opened in March, she simmers and skims the pork-and-seafood stock for eight hours, tossing in the smallest nub of rock sugar, because the power of sweetness lies in knowing how much to wield.
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Mr. Truong braises goose legs barbacoa-style for tacos, and simmers carcasses into stock for pho styled after his mother's, though he tops his with lightly charred goose breast, venison braised in hoisin sauce or thin slices of goose heart.
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As you step into the dining room of Kara Gani winery in the Valul lui Traian wine region at the southern end of Moldova, the smell of hot chilis slices through the air as lunch simmers and stews on the stove.
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The comments showed Jackson to be as reviled as Hamilton is revered, reviving an argument that the $20 bill should be redesigned before the $10 note All of this simmers as Mr. Lew is preoccupied with more typical matters for a Treasury secretary.
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A big fight booking follows the same basic blueprint on its way to fruition: it simmers, it intrigues, it becomes familiar and eventually dull, it manifests into beauty or tedium and a win and a loss, and it becomes part of history's dustbin.
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"Apart from January, we have a pretty positive rally and that has been very much helped by the China simmers we saw at the start of the year," David Wilson, director of metals research and strategy at Citi, told CNBC on Monday.
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Phillip Simmers, a doctoral candidate in biomedical engineering at the University of Cincinnati, says that scientists can induce sweat by putting a dime-sized electrode (often made into a patch) on someone's hand, adding a stimulant gel, and running a light current.
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Instead of making chicken stock like a frugal French cook who simmers bones and scraps for hours, why not boil a whole chicken for just an hour like a Chinese cook, using ginger, scallions and herbs to elicit a more delicate flavor?
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His group of supporters, the so-called #YangGang, is enthusiastic and very online in its mode of support, and derided by critics for largely the same reasons, and for the fact that some of that support simmers in toxic cesspools like 4chan.
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Congress split on probing Trump tax returns Senators question Goldman Sachs on its role in Trump banking policy Skepticism over Trump's 'wall' cost simmers They carried "Death to America" banners and effigies of Trump while a military police band played traditional Iranian revolutionary songs.
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It's the same mistrust that simmers in black and brown communities across the country and that fueled recent protests in St. Louis after a white former cop, Jason Stockley, who fatally shot a black man, Anthony Lamar Smith, in 2011 was acquitted of murder.
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His wife, Queen Sirikit, 84, has also been in poor health in recent years Thailand has endured bomb attacks and economic worries recently while rivalry simmers between the military-led establishment and populist political forces after a decade of turmoil including two coups and deadly protests.
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Let it all come to the barest of simmers, then give the pot a final stir, put on the lid, turn off the heat and let it just sit, the hot broth filling out the couscous, the fat and the spices and the fruit giving it flavor.
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Kelly, Kushner tension simmers amid West Wing uncertainty The request by Maria Vullo, the superintendent of the Department of Financial Services, follows an updated financial disclosure form by Kushner revealing new debt and uncertainty over the future of 666 Fifth Avenue, the heavily indebted Manhattan office tower.
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In the best of all possible worlds, this is the point at which a hero emerges — an icon who encapsulates the lawless rage that simmers beneath the surface of the populace and whose actions release the tension felt by all in the face of increasingly dire circumstances.
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As talk around the potential impeachment of Donald Trump simmers, it's important to look back at our embattled presidents, and "Slow Burn" does that exquisitely, digging deeper into the Watergate scandal under Richard Nixon (season 1) and the scandal surrounding Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky (season 2).
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Though he would not have wished for it, Wilkinson's thesis crawled out of the abstract after Election Day and now simmers palpably in the streets, manifest for his audience at the gathering, which is itself a microcosm—despite assumptions of a red-meat monolith—of a crazy-quilt democracy.
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The skirmish earlier this month in the capital, sparked by a row over plans to re-bury a former Tajik king, was relatively minor by Afghan standards, but also a rare open display of hostility between ethnic groups that often simmers under the surface yet defines decades of conflict.
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"Lovers on Display" manages both romance and reassurance, and "I'll Remember How You Loved Me" simmers with a quiet anger that doesn't disrupt the song's core awe: It'll slip my memoryWho was president that yearLike bells on a drugstore doorSome things just disappear The most inviting, easily flowing song on "Puxico" is "This Town Still Talks About You," focusing on the echo a towering figure leaves in a tiny place.
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Tuesday's sanctions come as tension simmers over U.S. intelligence agencies' findings that Russia hacked the emails of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign chairman John Podesta, aiming to aid Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE during the presidential election.
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