They aren't exactly arguing, but rather stewing in simmering silence.
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After stewing in his anger, Baker's son changed his behavior.
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I was stewing in the back but it got better.
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Stewing in his cabin Vescovo considered cancelling the whole venture.
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" And to your parents: "Stewing isn't going to help anything.
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Probably stewing in anger at being captured by her jerk uncle.
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By Christmas, Kelcy Warren, the chairman of Energy Transfer, was stewing.
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That also goes for any kind of stewing, braising, or marinating.
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The school also teaches soup basics, pickling, and beef stewing techniques.
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The subject: Nicki Minaj and the long-stewing tensions between them.
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Stewing, Carl comes across Enid walking to the Hilltop to see Maggie.
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Trump, however, is stewing doubt about whether the mail-in system works.
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Offred is stewing over what that means when the Birthmobile shows up.
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I stepped on the gas, stewing in the silent tension between us.
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You'll spend less time stewing, and apologies (if warranted) will mean more.
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Sometimes, it is better to stay quiet, to try stewing in doubt.
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I'm annoyed and stewing over it, but I really don't want to be.
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The Taylor Swift-Scooter Braun drama has been secretly stewing behind closed doors.
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Was I stewing because I hated the biased criminal justice system in my hometown?
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Picture two swampy bodies pressed against each other, stewing in each other's bodily horrors.
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Now they're cooling their heels at Ponderosa, stewing about their placement in the game.
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But stewing beneath the surface is one of a marriage's most toxic emotions: resentment.
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Stephens was also deeply in debt, stewing on his relationship and toying with firearms.
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How posh is buying a bag of split peas and stewing them in stock?
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Coffee-braised short ribs, rendered fork-pliable through lengthy stewing, received a similar treatment.
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They also needed to use recipes that benefit from stewing for a long time.
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Festering becomes a highly dramatic — and kinetic — art when it's Isabelle Huppert who's stewing.
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So it's not a surprise that Snap has been stewing over this for awhile.
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If holiday jingles have you stewing, bright lighting could bring you to a boil.
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Beyond stewing in debased words and sentiments, Mr. Trump also uses strikingly simple language.
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Senate Republicans also are still stewing over the failure of their July repeal effort.
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"I do things like stewing steak with boiled peas, carrots, and dumplings," he explains.
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After millennia spent stewing about timing his southwardly invasion, he's finally showing some follow-through.
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This is the fear she is already stewing in, whether she realizes it or not.
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Trump is both publicly and privately stewing about Rosenstein's decision to name a special counsel.
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Like many a 6-year-old, the stewing President chose to act on his feelings.
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But I had that note to type, and the next patient stewing across the hall.
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In the Philippines, laing would be made by stewing dried taro leaves in coconut milk.
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It's just stewing in a toxic, hideous feeling of low self-worth and self-loathing.
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See: Festering becomes a highly dramatic — and kinetic — art when it's Isabelle Huppert who's stewing.
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"I have spent 10 months stewing in this awful, horrible mistake I have made," Varner said.
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But when authorities opened it, they just found three soggy mummies stewing in red sewage water.
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Marilla, meanwhile, is stewing at home and feeling like a huge asshole for her brooch meltdown.
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Backstage after the panel, Marcia (Hiam Abbass) scolds her with a stewing Logan by her side.
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This conflict has become multiple cauldrons of competing interests, stewing in Syria's fetid 7-year war.
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If that's the case, you can be sure that Trump will be stewing about the moment.
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And the president stated once again that he relished the idea of stewing at home alone.
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The cheese sits for 60 days, stewing in its own beery juices, getting riper and riper.
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And instead of stewing over it during a commercial break, you have to sit through two periods.
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But then again, Jülicher said, there was a lot of soup, and it was stewing for eons.
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Meanwhile, there's Laura on the other side of the answering machine, stewing in her own quiet panic.
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But still, our two main characters — plus Lawrence (Jay Ellis) — are both stewing in dejection and discomfort.
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You get slow cooking, steaming, stewing, sautéing, warming, baking, roasting, yogurt making, multigrain, and sous vide functions.
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If you don't, they make you feel guilty for keeping it to yourself and stewing on it.
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Even hardcore conservatives still stewing over the shabby defenestration of Robert Bork find Cruz cloying and unctuous.
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Was he just stewing, unable to sleep, even after Melania brought him a cup of warm milk?
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It's worse if my girlfriend stays over because then there's another hot body stewing next to me.
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The beef was stewing even before then, though ... BB dissed Iggy in song to kick off 2018.
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Indeed, I couldn't help but think of that as "Clark's Place" began with Martha sitting, quietly stewing.
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They have left me stewing over how many breakthrough innovations we have missed because of extreme inequality.
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He spotted Mr. Sanders stewing at the implication that those radical changes were not what people wanted.
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It makes me feel as if I were stewing up the world's saddest soup out of myself.
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Don't tweet in the middle of the night after stewing about something you saw on Fox News.
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Stewing on your problems for long periods of time isn't productive, but brief reflection can be helpful.
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Even tougher, stewing cuts like pork butt, shoulder, and shank all fall apart under their own weight.
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Stewing over coverage Trump spent the weekend at Mar-a-Lago stewing over the media and Democrats' criticism of his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, but the weekend also gave him a glimpse into his friends' and allies' own concerns about the financial impact of the viral outbreak.
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He vigorously made the case on Thursday that he has not been stewing in animus toward his successor.
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My mom would cook, and while the chicken was stewing it was time to get my hair done.
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Stewing in fear and anger is also incredibly draining, even wasteful of energy that could be channeled elsewhere.
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For those tired of stewing at home with anger about Trump, the pitch for donations can be irresistible.
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He would spend nights alone, drinking, stewing over what a life outside the Air Force would look like.
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And when Trump spent a Mar-a-Lago weekend stewing over immigration and trade, Kelly wasn't in sight.
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In the moment, as we all reset for another take, I must have looked like I was stewing.
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"Things are simply unacceptable and sitting on the sidelines just stewing on it isn't helping anyone," Monahan said.
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The initial ingredients are already stewing: Facial recognition is on the rise, and Google's been flexing its AR muscles.
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This rich, spicy curry calls for a firm-fleshed fish, like yellowtail, because it stands up well to stewing.
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The latest multicookers can handle pressure cooking, slow cooking, sautéing, stewing, and other cooking functions, all in one pot.
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We're told Jake's mom didn't press charges at the time, but she must have been stewing over the incident.
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Instead, New York's lawmakers remain trapped in the last century, leaving their voters stuck and stewing in endless lines.
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Please don't misunderstand me: I don't fault Endgame for not stewing in the cesspool of grief and its effects.
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Here, five more to keep the ball rolling and the tea stewing (as many of Pym's characters prefer it).
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The morning before, a team of cooks had started washing, chopping and stewing the leaves for the kale feast.
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Brady, stewing in impotent rage, finally calls to Lake Oswego police to blame the crime on Tabitha, Elodie, and Moe.
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Trump's morning tweets give the world a sense of what he has been stewing over for the past 24 hours.
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"I'll probably also start thinking about this interview immediately, stewing on it for the next two hours," she adds, laughing.
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They are surely also stewing even more over Hillary Clinton's devastating election loss that becomes more significant by the week.
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After alternating between arguing, brooding and stewing, I now realize I don't have to react in such a negative way.
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Over nearly three years in office, he has become the most polarizing figure in a country stewing in toxic politics.
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" She admitted she's often inclined to spend too much time on Twitter, "stewing and tweeting mean things to the President.
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Stewing within this crucible of midwestern malaise, we see our motley crew of frontiersman struggle to live alongside each other.
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I'm also only on week one of my birth control pills, which might be part of why I'm sitting here stewing.
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The Vitachef handles any one of ten cooking methods: steaming, sauteing, slow-cooking, baking, roasting, pan frying, stewing, grilling, and more.
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Absolutely stewing as he was carted off the field, Thomas then took aim at the Seattle bench and flipped them off.
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So after a full month of stewing, the Revolt host went all out and ambushed Desus and Mero, demanding an apology.
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Then came a midrun fracture of her left foot in April — and two days in bed stewing over what had happened.
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He noted that Mondays are often days of particular turbulence because investors have spent a couple of days stewing over events.
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After stewing last weekend while watching Sunday talk shows at his New Jersey golf resort, Mr. Trump decided it was time.
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After I stepped through its threshold, the smell of exhaust was replaced by air redolent with frying garlic and stewing meat.
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Meat from the reindeer saddle and brisket is stewing in a black casserole (ruitu), hanging from steel chains over a fire.
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A 2007 study co-authored by McCullough found that people who are stewing about something produce higher levels of cortisol than usual.
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Rather, Bow reminded us to always answer our moms' phone calls, lest we want to find her unexpectedly stewing in our rooms.
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Essentially, the mussels are in the process of a slow dissolve in the acid bath they now spend their lives stewing in.
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Trump is still stewing over criticisms from his top economic adviser Gary Cohn about his response to Charlottesville, according to multiple sources.
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The egg, darkened and meaty from stewing in soy paste, ketchup, scallions, garlic and ginger, would be welcome at any meal, anywhere.
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For those who are curious, Jugged HARE involves stewing an entire hare for an extended period in a casserole or earthenware container.
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"Nothing," I said, and kept walking, kept stewing, kept wiping away a few tears from under my sunglasses when he wasn't looking.
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The novel opens with Biden staring at his computer, stewing over paparazzi images of Obama parasailing off the coast of Cape Town.
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He missed the putt just to the right, tossed his club in his hand and stood to side of the green, stewing.
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The rest of the beast is used for stewing or put through the meat grinder to become burgers, sausages, meatloaf or meatballs.
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While stewing one night at home, the mayor of Providence summoned a man he believed to be sleeping with his estranged wife.
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Like a petulant and implacable child still stewing over a toy he was forced to share, Trump has put all reason aside.
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In the run-up to the infrastructure meeting, Trump was stewing over Pelosi's cover-up remarks, according to a White House official.
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After years of stewing, Will (Taran Killam) convinces her to track him down and say her piece — and it doesn't exactly go well.
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Health experts have warned that anything from weed repellant to animal feces to disease-causing bacteria is stewing in the still-lingering floodwaters.
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And, for creative people who spend hours stewing in their own heads, they are finally a chance to let the body stew instead.
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For the record: This is not the healthiest way to cope with a breakup — stewing on the past won't help you let go.
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If you're pouting or stewing at the party, it won't be fun for you, and it'll be uncomfortable for everyone around you, too.
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While Ariane acknowledges she never experienced anything other than lewd comments from Dillon, she insists "Entourage" was a stewing pot for sexual harassment.
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That might make some bittersweet viewing parties a bit less bitter — or more bitter, given many fans' penchant for stewing over the delay.
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Taking a stab at political relevance, it features Jahandar stewing over the broken promises of the lately ended American intervention in his country.
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The president is not stewing over their departures on health care with the same intensity as he is with McCain, the source said.
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The first thing I read at Serious Eats was a recipe for homemade ramen that involved stewing pig bones for, like, nine days.
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Blood sausages are added to the stewing pot and the food is served from the back of a sleigh, illuminated by snowmobile headlights.
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The long-stewing marital tensions between Jack and Rebecca on "This Is Us" finally came to a full boil in the emotional season finale.
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There are modes for slow cooking, sautéing, stewing, steaming, and more, plus specific buttons for types of foods like rice, meat, poultry, and soup.
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But the next time you find yourself stewing in self-doubt, remember that you don't have to listen to the aunt in the attic.
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Photo: GettyWater parks are a time-honored American tradition, and a great way to beat the summer heat while stewing in strangers' bodily fluids.
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Steeped in a pensive mood and stewing in all the cataclysmic sci-fi stories he'd been reading, Hendrix picked up a piece of paper.
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For progressives, the absence of a consensus on the right has breathed new life into long-stewing plans to pursue their own overhaul plans.
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Did you spend it stewing in resentment and anger at your rivals and haters and occasionally make cryptic passive-aggressive comments on social media?
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By extracting flavor through browning rather than stewing, her recipes allow for distinctive flavors while rescuing the one pot's dearest sacrifice to method: texture.
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That train broke down on a bridge near Newark, leaving cramped passengers stewing in darkened cars without air conditioning for more than an hour.
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Watching on the sidelines were Republicans stewing at a president of their own party schmoozing with "Chuck and Nancy," as Mr. Trump called them.
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During games, Sanchez found himself stewing over his failures or his inability to help his teammates rather than concentrating on the task at hand.
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She'd been stewing all day about her da's latest letter, which apparently hadn't been no picnic, and I was probably glad I couldn't read Tamil.
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You revolt me stewing in your consumption," to which he amends this barb: "The Italians were quite right to have nothing to do with you.
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Spending his first nights as president away from home, Trump found himself stewing over the latest developments from foreign hotel rooms late into the night.
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Also, if you're comfortable with a direct approach, asking your colleagues to loop you in on social gatherings will provide clearer results than silently stewing.
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You can imagine him stewing on his flight back from Manila on Tuesday as coverage of embattled Alabama Senate nominee Roy Moore dominated TV screens.
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In fact, until some indelible sports memories are conjured, a suitable bronze commemorating the Rio Olympics would be a handful of people stewing in line.
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NESSA FERRELL Seeing this movie was the release I needed to rid my mind of the social and political garbage our country is stewing in.
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She fears the dawn of an era in which men who have been "stewing about political correctness" can start mistreating women with even more impunity.
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"Democrats are stewing in a caucus mess of their own creation with the sloppiest train wreck in history," said Brad Parscale, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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Passages about the pastor's favorite places gave way to his thoughts about Paige — the things she'd been stewing about since the beginning of the episode.
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The cannon blasts at the House Freedom Caucus followed nearly a week of the president's stewing about the debacle over his failed health care effort.
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Stewing in the saccharine runoff of rave music, Senni returns to scientific impulses with this giddy disassembly of one of dance music's most ecstatic subgenres.
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Unbeknownst to fans, who were following and donating to her slow PledgeMusic campaign, her King Con follow-up was stewing, unheard, in a New York studio.
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It's a scathing song to her ex who has moved on with someone else, while she is clearly still stewing in a vat of bad blood.
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Grace and the Fever confronts what would happen if someone you'd spent years blogging about and stewing over were to suddenly appear in your real life.
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This, despite it being largely overlooked by investors, and even feared by others stewing over the implications of the trade spat between the U.S. and China.
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They scored participants' cooking methods, detailing whether they're using healthy methods such as boiling and stewing or less healthy methods such as frying, roasting and grilling.
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He will serve seasonal $200 omakase (tasting) menus, kappo-style, which means they will deploy an array of classic techniques, like simmering, grilling, frying and stewing.
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" He said later in a formal statement that "Democrats are stewing in a caucus mess of their own creation with the sloppiest train wreck in history.
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Stewing in awkward silence with my guides, I struggled to reignite the conversation but couldn't come up with anything witty on the topic of solar panels.
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WILLIAMS: Yes, but the hope is -- BOOTHE: You -- you probably don&apost have that big a problem in life if this is what you&aposre stewing over.
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Farmers in the Midwest are also stewing about how much they stand to lose in a trade war with China, which has proposed retaliatory tariffs on soybeans.
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If we consider the Saturday after Inauguration Day his first full day in office, it was spent stewing about his crowd size and humiliating his press secretary.
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"I have spent 10 months stewing in this awful, horrible mistake I have made," Varner told EW Morning Live (Entertainment Weekly Radio, SiriusXM, channel 105) on Thursday.
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His use of the nation's most revered office to make such unequivocally racist remarks emphasizes how a presidency stewing in rage, fear and identity politics lacks boundaries.
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But it quickly became clear that the president had been stewing for days over the Russia investigation and Comey's refusal to defend him in appearances before lawmakers.
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But after I sent them, I started stewing over how ridiculous it was that the underwriters needed seven years of employment history to take my job seriously.
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He said he doesn't want to "act like someone overly aggrieved," but he was stewing in aggrievement about how "unbelievably badly" he gets treated by the press.
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And they're worried, still stewing in their 2016 loss, that a female candidate or a candidate of color will face a tougher path to the White House.
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It felt almost sacrilegious—the equivalent of pouring a can of Four Loko into a pot of stewing bouillabaisse—but who was I to argue with Cookipedia?
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Each part is added separately, according to its own cooking time, and, at some point, a stewing hen or capon is usually added to the caldron, too.
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We are, in fact, so desperately peace-seeking that we used to go for months stewing on issues in our relationship, only to have them resurface explosively.
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Sometimes we're so busy stewing about someone, fighting with her in our heads, that we forget to reach out to our loyal friends who've been there all along.
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So instead of stewing in disdain for all the past versions of myself, I am going to forgive myself so I can grow into a better, future self.
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He agreed, and I booked a bus ticket from my parents' house where I was home for the holidays (stewing and moping, as 30-year-old teenagers do).
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Stewing at the White House, Trump ranted on Twitter that he'd been down a similar road earlier this year, only to find himself again in the same position.
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Spenny, or contributing to South Park, Canadian actor, producer, and writer Kenny Hotz observes the continual decay of society, while stewing in his own particular brand of madness.
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Walter Edward Stolper was facing eviction and stewing with anger at his Jewish neighbors in Miami Beach when he threatened to take revenge, the authorities said on Friday.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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So I head to my local butcher, who sources all his free-range meat fresh from Smithfield market in the morning and ask for some lamb for stewing.
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So, if you fall asleep stewing about how your roommate never takes out the trash, you could have a dream about your roommate failing to take out the trash.
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" In a separate statement released by the campaign, Parscale added that Democrats were "stewing in a caucus mess of their own creation with the sloppiest train wreck in history.
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Lil Uzi Vert is stewing over his record deal with Generation Now ... he thinks he's not getting his fair shake, and he wants to hammer out a new contract.
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I'm fairly sure I was demonstrably stewing around the Icelandic penis museum, huffing and shaking my head and scowling at the walls like a Muppet in a bad mood.
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Mr. VanNieuwkuyk also noted that younger drivers have not yet logged hundreds of annoying hours stewing in traffic or had to suffer through the daily ritual of monotonous commutes.
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Trump was "stewing" at Comey for weeks, even as some close to him, including chief strategist Stephen Bannon, reportedly advised that the time was not right to fire Comey.
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For the president, the rally capped off a week of rejoicing in the results of the investigation he had repeatedly called a "witch hunt," and stewing over its origins.
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Think about that for a minute: He's less than 72 hours from taking office and he was still stewing about a member of the Democratic minority in the House.
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After using the machine consistently for nearly a year, I can say that if you stick to what it does best — stewing, braising, simmering, steaming — you'll be amply rewarded.
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But while that approach may make tactical sense, it has rankled many grass-roots progressives still stewing over what they consider the party's orchestrated campaign to undermine Mr. Sanders.
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While Earn's stewing in his anxiety — because he knows his is the likely counterfeit — his cousin is in the principal's office, keeping calm in the face of weighty allegations.
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I weighed the unknown risks for my son at the theater against the known harm of stewing in depression at home, and I opted for my own self-interest.
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When we're stewing about something, we ruminate about how we were mistreated, and we obsess about things we wish we had done or said, or what we're going to do.
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The Gifted star went on to share that she has "been stewing" over the idea of freezing her eggs for two years, and recently decided to get the process started.
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They are also stewing behind the scenes over public rebukes from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, according to three sources familiar with internal conversations.
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A restless President stewing and passing the time with a litany of tweets -- 313 tweets and retweets to be exact -- since the shutdown began at midnight on Saturday, December 22.
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The scene plays out in a typical Spielberg way, with characters simply stewing and panicking slowly as our calm friendly sniper hunts down the dastardly enemy who has shot Caparzo.
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Yet even this screen doesn't quite compare to the experience of stewing under a film of takeaway grease on the sofa, so I decide that I'm done with showbiz reporting.
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The main character gets sprayed in black paint by the ketamine zombies, and enters the bathtub at the end of his trip—literally stewing in his gook and unwanted thoughts.
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Mr. Needleman, stewing alone in his apartment with a living room set he can't stand — "This place looks like a furniture store" — has been trying to understand what had happened.
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In the meantime, many Britons have been left stewing at a government that, in trying to deliver the results of the 2016 referendum, appears to be actively avoiding democratic accountability.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — Five years ago, the Affordable Care Act had yet to begin its expansion of health insurance to millions of Americans, but Jeff Brahin was already stewing about it.
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For the past five months, we've been stewing about this injustice, but we never lost hope that those of us in America would one day get to taste the Malbec, too.
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With Beijing's poorest still stewing over a decision to demolish swathes of the city's cheap housing, the risk is that this year's seasonal disputes will end up even tenser than usual.
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But if you're on the outside, and a friend's relationship is looking peachy, and you're stewing because you can't get a text back, there are ways to make yourself feel better.
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Having gone to 14 Coachellas, I'd learned to forego booze rather than risk losing my friends or a chance to hear that hit single while stewing in the beer garden lines.
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I'm talking about everything from stewing about the guy who cut you off in traffic this morning to still refusing to forgive an old friend for an event 20 years ago.
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She deserves to be happy and excited about this, and I've spent the last six months stewing, thinking about all the trips we won't take and the records I'll never buy.
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And even if they're stewing today, or next weekend, three-plus weeks is an eternity in politics — all the more in a political climate dominated by this endlessly dramatic White House.
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Instead, he advocates repluralization: the careful reintroduction of problems and solutions into a radicalized person's life, so that they can no longer devote all their mental energy to stewing over their paranoia.
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Cahill is having fun while channeling all that garden-variety frustration stewing under the lid of any woke young woman into dead rats, floating Betty Boop heads, and Rat-Fink-style phantasmagoria.
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If you're wondering how this could be possible (what about all that kneading of the dough, rise time, and sauce stewing?!), well it's as simple as a trip to the grocery store.
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The chopped mangoes have been stewing in salt and turmeric for a day, and now she's ready to add chili powder, freshly ground yellow mustard seeds, and a generous amount of oil.
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I've become all too aware that backpackers are douchebags and that I'm a douchebag because I'm one of them, and I'm wasting my whole vacation stewing about the fact we're all douchebags.
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He may harbor frustration and even anger that the nation's polarization and the geopolitics of a volatile world thwarted him in many ways, but he won't spend his looming retirement stewing in regret.
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For many, many years, conservatives have been stewing over the appointment of David Souter by President George H. W. Bush who turned out to be pretty much of a liberal on the court.
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She was so hurt and couldn't figure out how to forget about all the loneliness she had felt, all the resentment she had steadily developed for her sibling while stewing in her room.
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But while you are stewing in your own cynicism remember that the future of our country is likely to depend on whether a few Republicans step up—for whatever reason—and challenge Trump.
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Not so long ago, cooks had the knowledge to choose between pullets and capons, broilers and fryers, spring chickens and stewing roosters — each one best suited to a particular treatment in the kitchen.
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I get an email inviting me to a dinner party at what would be day five of my keto adventure and I go to sleep stewing on whether I should attend or not.
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The first, told in the third person, has Pat, jumpy and paranoid, stewing in the cottage, longing for her lover, Sam Gosforth, who is trapped in London with her boor of a husband.
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While you probably wouldn't (and shouldn't) pick a costume purely based on whether or not it could get you a date, it doesn't hurt to get a few ideas stewing before the big day.
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In the GQ piece, former advisor John Rice tells of a time Obama spent "hours" stewing over a pickup hoops loss —just after taking over the presidency, with no shortage of real-world problems.
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When we got back on Air Force One, he sent an aide to ask if we could continue the conversation; when I joined him again, he looked as if he'd been stewing over something.
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The milling Democrats at the event, held on a hot evening in an sanctuary without air-conditioning, were already stewing over what they saw as Schumer's feckless and weak opposition to President Donald Trump.
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After stewing in the Pacific for decades, they think tsunamis dropped the fungus off on the mainland, which then evolved into the fungus that has been making people sick for the past two decades.
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I think it was something that had been stewing in the back of my mind for awhile, and finally was given the prime opportunity to play around with the idea and make it reality.
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More likely, it was the silent pessimist stewing across from the sweet potatoes, part of the large majority of Donald Trump followers who believe life is worse today than it was 50 years ago.
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Two years ago at Erin Hills in Wisconsin, Koepka won the U.S. Open by four shots after stewing over the attention paid to two of golf's fair-haired boys, Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler.
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Trump, meanwhile, detests the impression that he is managed by aides, and spent part of the weekend stewing at the report's assessment that some of his staff regularly ignored what he told them to do.
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A four-term governor of Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest state, Alckmin's cautious oratory and establishment credentials have inspired little enthusiasm so far from an electorate still stewing over a deep recession and huge corruption scandals.
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Syndergaard is scheduled to make his first start of the 2016 season on Tuesday against those same Royals, who are reportedly still stewing over that pitch, and both teams are curious about the next act.
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With this week's indictments of two former campaign aides and the announcement of a guilty plea from another, advisers now hope the bustling diplomatic swing will prevent Trump from further stewing over the Russia inquiry.
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Diamondbacks 213, Mets 230 The words had clearly been stewing inside Terry Collins for some time, and not simply during the agonizing three hours of Thursday's 9-0 loss during which the Mets fell to .
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And when the president spoke of the "great, great wall" he hoped to build on the border with Mexico, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the top Democrat in the House, stared blankly, stewing in white.
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Now, after nearly three years of stewing in overheated water—due in part to a strong El Niño and in part to you-know-what—reefs around the world finally seem to be catching a break.
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After all these discussions with friends, and stewing over why I felt the need to play games and act, I really was surprised to learn just how much the idea of a community meant to me.
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Some bishops have told me off the record that they are stewing that colleagues who have failed to protect children make them all look bad — but then news is never about the planes that land safely.
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Stewing as she tries to make sense of her predicament and prepares for her impeachment trial, Ms. Rousseff compared her rivals to the strangler figs that envelop trees in the jungle, slowly choking them to death.
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The Cubs, who play in the beautiful, ivied Wrigley Field, are snakebit, the lovable losers of baseball, emanating frustration and stewing in their curses: the Billy Goat Curse, the Black Cat Curse and the Bartman Curse.
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A nonprofit group wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post ominous warnings about a cancer-causing chemical stewing in every brew and has been presenting evidence in a Los Angeles courtroom to make its case.
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"In Calais - I've nothing against the north, it's a region just like any other - but I think conditions there are not great, they were all stewing on top of one another in their misery," she said.
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" And they've noted news reports suggesting that the president decided to strike Soleimani after stewing over news coverage of protests at the U.S. Embassy in Iraq, which he referred to on Twitter as "the anti-Benghazi!
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But now, stewing about impeachment over the holidays at the private Mar-a-Lago club in Florida that he still owns and profits from, Trump seems to believe the issue is a political winner for him.
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Every sign says that Mr. Trump will respond to these figures exactly as he has in the past: as the TV star, up early in the morning, stewing, waiting for the overnight ratings to come in.
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Gonzaga, stewing for nine days after a loss in the West Coast Conference tournament championship game, was relentless from the opening tip, preventing the Knights from making a basket through the first six-and-a-half minutes.
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Instead of moving on from the "Achilles' heel" of Russian election interference, aides and people close to Trump predict he will continue stewing over the investigation as he works to convince his voters he was unfairly targeted.
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Last month, Carl*, a 33-year-old banker in New York City, decided he was going to make a big change that he had been stewing about for years: He was going to get breast reduction surgery.
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Trump popularized Steve Bannon's realization that there are a lot of angry men out there, stewing on the internet, often in their parents' basements, angry that women won't have sex with them, and waiting to be organized.
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The crowds here are smaller, key endorsers remain on the sidelines and his supporters, after three years of stewing about what many believed to have been a rigged primary contest, are wondering why he's not doing better.
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"It was an issue that was stewing for a long, long time and they couldn't come to an agreement, but because of our impetus they've reached one," Victor Montagliani, head of the committee, told reporters on Thursday.
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And as I'm enjoying stewing over all of that, the ending (and all it stirs up) have made me realize that the beginning of the series had to be as slow and drawn out as it was.
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Above all, the laws demand that Ms. Sodi dedicate herself so thoroughly to the Tuscan ways of stewing meat sauce, crimping ravioli or squashing Cornish game hens under an iron weight that her own ideas almost completely disappear.
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But every morning he would get up, eat breakfast, brusquely greet his model, and engage once again, nearly blind and stewing with resentment, in a solitary, pointless, and fruitless pursuit of beauty — a 20th-century figure despite himself.
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"We laughed about how many hours were spent inside our heads, hoping a boy would ask us to dance, or stewing over a big test, just doing everything we could to avoid even the most minor embarrassments," she said.
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Ellenbogen was likely stewing because a day earlier, NFL PR Man Brian McCarthy sent him a report from Outside the Lines detailing that Boston University study, in which 28 new cases of CTE were discovered in former football players.
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She had clearly been stewing all day over press reports of a visit she had made to a police station in an attempt to have her tenant, the World Bank's representative, arrested for refusing to turn his music down.
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Stewing in self-pity you think—and subsequently become convinced—that this dog, who you've fed and bathed who knows how many times, and coined several adorable nicknames for, will forget you ever existed by the start of next spring.
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The game doesn't have the rights to the NBA, its teams, or its stadiums, but it does have the art design of a '90s Trapper Keeper that has spent the last 20 years stewing in a cauldron of melted Gushers.
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The windows are not super graphically intensive in terms of processing and stewing but we have found an issue where that window was taking like 6 to 10 seconds to open and they're doing that 100 times a day, right?
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A month ago you would have clicked on the message, saw that he wanted that report first thing in the morning, and hauled your ass out of the blanket nest you've been happily stewing in for the last eight hours.
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But it is worth overcoming these obstacles because a well-used, well-seasoned cast-iron skillet is truly an all-purpose pan: nonstick enough to cook eggs, hot enough to sear anything and completely functional for roasting, stewing, simmering and baking.
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The Game of Thrones death that feels most like a spiritual analogue to Charlotte's is not Ned Stark, who was executed on a whim by an evil little boy, or even Robb, who was the victim of a long-stewing plot.
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A voluble 53-year-old who once served in the volunteer reserve force of the British Army, Mr. Francois resembles perhaps better than any other politician the boomer generation of pro-Brexit voters now stewing with anger over the delay.
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When I went back to the superintendent's office, Brown was stewing about the all-important state M-STEP exam, only 27 school days away, the results of which would determine Carver's placement on the following year's Top-to-Bottom List.
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Why not make a full-length documentary about his issues with the Kwik-E-Mart owner, Mr. Kondabolu thought, which could serve as a jumping-off point to talk about all the other things the comic had been stewing about?
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I like the idea, amid all the tortilla-pressing and brisket stewing, of knocking down a big vat of my favorite clam chowder as well, because it cures so nicely in the refrigerator and would be a fantastic Tuesday night meal.
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In an interview, Lu said that he spent Friday stewing over whether the institutional forces of congressional oversight and the next election were enough to properly check Trump — before deciding over dinner with his wife that the answer was no.
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He sits in the dining room or Oval Office stewing over the Russia inquiry that Mr. Comey was managing, arguing to anyone who will listen that the matter is all a Democratic-inspired conspiracy to undermine the validity of his victory.
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We know Uber is in advanced talks with a consortium of investors as part of a deal that would allow some early backers to cash out and could resolve some of the stewing and have enormous implications for the company's future.
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Said house is now the subject of a number of subreddits, most of them populated by ardent Rick and Morty fans stewing in jealousy that they won't get to live in the house that immortalizes their absurdist, inter-dimensional heroes.
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And Paige's curiosity surrounding her parents is well-established; it makes sense that she's been stewing over this in the background all season, and it all just happened to click into place at just the moment the narrative structure required it to.
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Ali's exploratory, politicized lesbianism offends her more traditional girlfriend (Carrie Brownstein, who also shows up for a minute in "Carol") and amuses the roving, rapacious Sarah, who, while stewing in a sauna, basically says that she couldn't care less about the patriarchy.
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The men's and women's NCAA Tournaments and NITs, tournaments in lower divisions, the angry NBA Prospects stewing in gyms, the lonely dads deciding it's time to get out there and hoist some jumpers after drinking two beers and watching Grayson Allen work.
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Never underestimate the importance of the pre-flight skin-care routine: There's nothing like a few hours spent stewing in stale airplane-cabin air to both zap your skin of moisture and leave you with a couple of new zits for good measure.
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A bizarre set of circumstances involving a temperamental tour bus saw the band playing some 30 shows without Kilfelt, which led to the band leader feeling angry, isolated and stewing on circumstances beyond his control—a mindset not aided by spiralling substance abuse.
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Slipping into that stewing mode comes easier for some: Women are more likely than men to ruminate, and people with anxiety and depression are more likely to brood on bad stuff that's happened, says clinical psychologist Erin Olivo, author of Wise Mind Living.
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Men are being radicalized online at an alarming rate, hating women all while stewing in sexual frustration or braggadocio, their male insecurity the perfect recruitment tool for white supremacists clinging to a sense of being alpha in their jobs, homes, and country.
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After the events of this week's season finale left Bachelor Nation stewing in anger over our bachelor's indecisiveness as well as his mother's unwillingness to support his relationship with Madison Prewett, Jack is stepping up to defend his family's honor on social media.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - When they are not tending to international affairs, diplomats based in Havana can be found these days stewing in interminable queues at gas stations and concocting ways to increase the octane in fuel as Cuba's premium gasoline shortage takes its toll.
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In parts of Asia where people used to regard the best place for man's best friend as not the sofa but the stewing-pot, along with some onions and a pinch of seasoning, and where cats were made into tonics, norms are changing fast.
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It was one thing for Koskinen to stick around while Barack Obama was still in office, but even as much of President Trump's base was still stewing over allegations that Koskinen had hindered the investigation of that conservative-targeting scandal at the IRS, he stayed.
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With 12 preset cooking functions (more than what you'll find on any standard Instant Pot), the Granite Stone 12-in-1 6-Quart Pressure Cooker makes a variety of common cooking tasks, including stewing meats, sautéing vegetables, and making yogurt, a practically hands-free process.
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On nearly every afternoon and evening over the past several weeks, Trump has carved out a moment or two from his stewing for something else: descending from his third-floor residence to appear at the yearly slate of glittery receptions hosted at the White House.
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A peek into the kitchen reveals big pots of seafood stewing in thick, spiced sauces, but when I ask for a complete ingredient list I am told that every dish is a family secret guarded by the mothers and grandmothers and passed down kitchen to kitchen.
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During Dr. Blasey's stunning testimony — which was "credible" and "very compelling" even to President Trump, who had previously said her allegations were false — the committee's 11 Republican members, all men, sat stewing in silence while a female sex-crimes prosecutor did their dirty work for them.
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You cannot fulfill your own obligations while constantly stewing in other people's pain, and a community that wallows too much in suffering can actually spread it, by encouraging the healthy to go down the slide toward addiction or depression because everyone they know is sliding first.
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A recent favorite idea, about caregivers' isolation, came from a reader, Marcy Sherman-Lewis of St. Joseph, Mo. When she messaged me via Facebook, she was stewing: The owner of a hair salon she'd patronized for years had asked her to stop bringing her husband along.
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"He was super excited to wear a pinkie ring this time," Christensen says, adding that the Olympians—some of whom are so young they have "no clue" what finger a ring is supposed to be worn on—generally spend an hour "contemplating and stewing" over what design to pick.
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Washington (CNN)It's been nearly a week since President Donald Trump fielded an extraordinary rebuke from his top economic adviser Gary Cohn, but Trump is still stewing over Cohn's rebuke, multiple sources familiar with the situation told CNN -- and Cohn's relationship with the President remains tenuous as a result.
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They did nothing to salve — and perhaps even added to — the stewing resentment of white working-class Americans who feel left out of the nation's advancements, producing the electoral victory for Donald J. Trump, who has proposed a tax plan that amounts to a lavish giveaway to the rich.
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So, yes, while Toronto reels from a devastating loss and America laughs at Toronto for once again screwing up when it matters most, I will just sit here stewing, thinking about that accumulator, and telling myself that a Raptors loss is merely comeuppance for that time Drake cost me $200.
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The stewing anger with Sessions has soured Trump's mood over the past week, including on Wednesday evening, when he fumed inside the White House over his attorney general's decision to release a statement defending himself after Trump chastised his approach to an investigation into alleged surveillance abuses as "DISGRACEFUL" on Twitter.
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There are fans stewing in jealous juices because the NHL set up a system that led to a professional hockey team that features Deryk Engelland and Brayden McNabb among the squad's ice time leaders in the postseason and Luca Sbisa logging the fifth-most minutes of any Golden Knight during the regular season.
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As soon as that moment passes—that moment when they were walking on air through the thick, black promise of the night—as soon as the sun starts to come up on the rest of their lives, they are destined to spend forever stewing on what has ended, or simply pretending it hasn't.
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He spent the first part of the flight rearranging his schedule in real time as he receives briefings on foreign policy, including Russia's latest military aggression with Ukraine, and stewing over Michael Cohen's admission that he was involved in plans for a Trump Tower in Moscow well into the 2016 presidential campaign.
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While the president had initially cited Mr. Comey's conduct in the Clinton investigation as the reason for his ouster in May, he later conceded that he had been stewing about Mr. Comey's focus on possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to sway the election when he decided to dismiss him.
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But his respect for tradition and minute attention to detail meant that his escargots were buttery and pungent with garlic and parsley, that his fragrant coq au vin was actually made from old birds meant for stewing, that the béarnaise sauce was made to order for each sizzling steak that came out of his kitchen.
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André D. Singleton, a co-founder of the Very Black Project, which celebrates black culture through apparel among other things, and moderator of the "Black Joy" event, said in a phone interview that delving into "the places we don't want to go, the stewing, actually allowing ourselves to feel," is imperative to moving forward.
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Third, and to me this is the biggest, Comey confirmed that the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to the Russians who tampered with our election is not "fake news" manufactured by Democrats stewing over a bitter loss but a legitimate investigation that has been underway for months and has no end in sight.
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It's illogical to think the Trump administration has a defined plan to distract and divert attention from Mueller's investigation since there are so many stewing world events sparked by Trump's belligerent foreign policy -- last week it was a looming tit-for-tat trade war with China and a surprise decision to send US troops to the border with Mexico.
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CreditCreditDan Koeck for The New York Times CASSELTON, N.D. — Here in the largest soybean-producing county in the country, a snowy winter has left North Dakota farmers like Robert Runck with time on their hands before spring planting — time they have spent stewing over how much they stand to lose if President Trump starts a trade war with China.
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In 2006, Eric Smith and the late Harold Morowitz at the Santa Fe Institute argued that the thermodynamics of nonequilibrium systems makes the emergence of organized, complex systems much more likely on a prebiotic Earth far from equilibrium than it would be if the raw chemical ingredients were just sitting in a "warm little pond" (as Charles Darwin put it) stewing gently.
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Varys and Tyrion Lannister walk around the Meereen set on the extras' off day, still stewing over Dany's disappearance ("Well, she did ride off on a dragon and not come back," the eunuch points out, +5.) The harbor is set ablaze, but we'll have to wait until next week to find out if The Sons of the Harpy were responsible.
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"I lost the only girl in the world that know me best / I got the money and the fame, and that don't mean shit / I got the Jesus on the chain, man, that don't mean shit," Kanye howled, rattling off grievances with people who still owed him checks and girls who still owed him sex while stewing in the loneliness of fame.
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It wouldn't be like not just sleeping with your ex, but continuing to live in their house and seeing their big spiteful face every morning until you start to feel your body stewing and boiling in impotent rage and you find yourself entertaining violent fantasies of murder-suicide and body parts splattered all over their obsessive imitation of a happy home; it wouldn't be like that; it wouldn't be like that at all.
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Michael D'Antonio, a CNN contributor and biographer who wrote "The Truth About Trump," told CNN on Sunday that he believes President 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 was "stewing" as political leaders past and present united to honor the late Sen.
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Facebook did not, for example, tout the contributions of Joel Kaplan, its vice-president for global public policy, or Kevin Martin, the company's vice-president for U.S. public policy, both of whom work in Facebook's D.C. office, both of whom spent chunks of their professional lives stewing in Republican politics, and both of whom worked for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney: Kaplan was Bush's deputy chief of staff and Bush appointed Martin to the Federal Communications Commission in 20183.
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Oleg's story, as I mentioned above, has become far more compelling than I ever would have expected, precisely because he's starting to confront not just the relative privilege he comes from and the ways his father has insulated him, but also the incredible task of trying to root out corruption at the source, something that results in Dmitri (his source who's been stewing in a holding sale) muttering a "God forgive me" when he finally gives up a name to our man in the USSR.
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Makes 70Prep: 1 hourTotal: 4 hours for the bitterballen:2 tablespoons canola oil2 pounds top round or other stewing beef, cubed into 1-inch pieces2 tablespoons kosher salt, plus more to taste2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper3753 cups beef stock2 small onions, 1 quartered, 1 finely diced22 tablespoons unsalted butter26 cups all-purpose flour, divided¼ cup minced parsley, plus whole leaves for garnish27 large eggs25 cups plain breadcrumbscanola oil, for deep-frying for the dipping sauce:½ cup sour cream¼ cup Dijon mustard¼ cup whole grain mustard 28.
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