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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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Those who wait until the trouble simmers down may find it's too late to turn their situation around.
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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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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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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 World Cookbook for Students, Volume 1, Greenwood Publishing Group, 2007 - 296 pages, It is called oil down because the coconut milk simmers down and releases its rich flavored oil into the pot. All of the liquid is cooked down (dried out), hence the name oil down. Grenadians might also use the term oil down in reference to a traditional neighborhood party where they serve the oil down stew cooked over an open fire. Traditionally it is the men who cook the oil down at such parties.
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After Earn reviews the terms of his probation, Earn and Darius then visit Earn's uncle Willy to defuse a domestic disturbance. Willy is antagonistic even when the police arrive but eventually simmers down and flees the house after talking to Earn about not repeating his history of professional and personal mistakes, but not before giving Earn a gold-plated handgun. Earn and Darius then return to Alfred's house, but Earn chooses not to ask to stay with them after Tracy, one of Alfred's friends and an ex-con, beats him to it, making him officially homeless.
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Reviewing for Pitchfork, Cat Zhang noted that the track "launches with thudding electronics and bright keys," but "simmers down as Charli begins singing, her voice Auto- Tuned and vulnerable." Zhang further stated that "glitchy metallics [of the track] preserve the (un)conventional Charli sound." Rolling Stone critic Claire Shaffer called the track a "synth-heavy club banger of a breakup song" with "synths that soar as high as a Gothic cathedral", judging its lyrics to be about "finding closure and liberation in the end of a relationship". Stereogums James Rettig described the track's chorus as "booming," while Rania Aniftos of Billboard characterised the song as a "glittery pop tune".
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These actions become the catalyst for an ever bigger brawl and though attacked by many of the patrons Pink continues to fight on though furniture is being destroyed and presumably severe injuries are being experienced by many occupants. The fight simmers down very quickly though and while Pink is taking a moment to relax and sing on the bar's piano the sheriff decides to take an opportunity to subdue her and smashes a bottle on her head and she is carried, despite her struggles, to a cell in the sheriff's office. Pink seduces the sheriff, even though she kicked him in the face while she was being incarcerated, it appears that the physical contact has got his attention and he is sexually attracted to her. He lets her out of the cell and while they are playfully engaging in light foreplay with each other the handcuffs are transferred from her wrists to restraining the sheriff to the window bars of his own office.
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