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If it was dealing with critical contract negotiations or similar, then you faced the prospect of a divided group with simmering conflicts.

Discontent had been simmering since the beginning of the year, after a steep increase in energy prices.

There seems to be a lack of consensus in the Kremlin about how to counter simmering instability in its outlying regions.

IT had been simmering for months, say students, and this is the moment school racism reached boiling point.

The unrest has been a reminder of that simmering sense of injustice.

So far, the ECB and European politicians have done just enough to keep the pot simmering without rolling into full boil.

He was one of those creatures that are just simmering all the time with a silly sort of wickedness.

There was a small charcoal stove by the door, and on it a small, simmering casserole.

Built into our table was a simmering cauldron of broth, into which we were to add side dishes and cook them until they were done.

Do you think this community has enough to be calm, fair and just thinking, or are simmering gas depressed the harmony it?

This diplomatic crisis between Israel and Turkey had been simmering for more than a year.

But more than a year later, that has not happened, and the legislation remains a simmering issue in Parliament.

One of the few wines that makes a natural match with ham, this Beaujolais was fine with a simmering pot of rice, ham and collard greens.

Whatever it is you might have done, don't let it keep simmering after the summer is over.

Indonesia must resolve long-simmering regional conflicts, and parts of Mexico are close to being overwhelmed by drug violence.

Things have been simmering for a long time, but now they are beginning to come to the boil.

In a background, a simmering row with Russian leaders and academics over responsibility for the war.

Leaders from both sides have promised to abide by the ruling, in the hope of a final end to a long-simmering conflict.

But a long-simmering trademark spat over who has the right to use the letters 'CFA' in India has thrown this year's process into disarray.

Heat but do not boil, simmering the chowder for about five minutes. Add the pepper, hot pepper sauce and salt (if using).

Spouses with attention deficit, meanwhile, are often unaware of their latest mistake, confused by their partner's simmering anger.

Melt the chocolate in a very small bowl over a very small pot filled with simmering water.

But researchers and scientific journals are being pulled into long-simmering border disputes between China and its neighbours.

The finding adds to a simmering scientific controversy over the optimal weight for adults.

Simmering arguments, poor communication, betrayal of trust, and other barriers to intimacy can steer your sex drive off the road.

Despite simmering anger over October's shooting and labour conditions, workers do not want Collum Coal Mine to close.

Stir chopped chocolate and sugar in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of simmering water until melted and smooth.

I could smell the broth simmering in a blue-speckled enamelware pot on top of the old gas stove.

It's really the opening wedge into a long-simmering social debate over distribution of wealth.

As my train emerged from the tunnel into sunlight, only the hot whistles of the National Biscuit Company broke the simmering hush at noon.

The other is the potential for the simmering resentment in the countryside to boil over, perhaps in frustration at the law's shortcomings.

Melt chocolate and butter in a metal bowl set over a saucepan of barely simmering water. Avoid stirring.

The scramble to shore up investor confidence in Italy led to simmering arguments over how to pay for a financial safety net.

A simmering social problem is now boiling over into violent clashes between Roma (gypsies) and locals.

Then Mr. Perez died at the age of 88 last December, and decades of simmering resentment spewed forth.

To dispel household cooking odors, add a few drops of Clove oil to a simmering pan.

Yongfeng Feng spoke to fishermen in the east of the country, where a local development zone has led to simmering discontent.

The row had been simmering for months, receiving little attention outside New York.

You can improvise a simple double-boiler by setting a heatproof bowl over a pan of gently simmering water.

Denmark tops our property-inflation table; elsewhere in Europe, house prices in France, Spain and Ireland are still simmering.

Return the pasta to the saute pan, and heat over simmering heat until the sauce thickens. Serve with extra cheese and freshly ground pepper.

It consists of a simmering metal pot of stock at the center of the dining table.

There was a long simmering feud between the two groups.

Are humans like frogs in a simmering pot, unaware that temperatures have reached the boiling point?

It settled back to sporadic, harmless streaming like a simmering kettle.

Pakistan's main military-intelligence body, the ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence), kept the public mood simmering.

Tensions are simmering in the South China Sea, where China makes disputed sovereignty claims and objects to US reconnaissance.

Perhaps they're recent, or perhaps they've been simmering away at the back of your mind for years.

The old game thus continues amidst financial meltdown and social problems that fuel simmering discontent and popular alienation.

After simmering in the stock, the fish innards are then strained to be used as an ingredient in the stew.

Their grief manifests as a wistful melancholy, their pleasure as a soft smile, and their anger as a simmering glare.

The "laziness" you notice in your friend may be the side-effect of the simmering resentment that began the day you got the job.

Melt the chocolate with the butter and coffee in a bowl over barely simmering water. Cool, then fold in the hazelnuts.

My husband was all too aware of my simmering resentment.

In situations of manifest or simmering conflict, the UN employs tools ranging from mediation to the dispatch of peacekeeping forces.

Asian-owned firms have been looted in Papua New Guinea's two largest cities, amid simmering anti-Chinese sentiment.

A simmering dispute between the government and major political parties has surfaced over the conduct of relief operations.

Personalization of search results has been simmering for a couple years now, but has started going mainstream recently.

It took three of us crammed into the kitchen over a pot of simmering water.

A mysterious explosion at the mine two years ago brought simmering tensions in to the open.

The recent fighting in Baghdad may have been an escalation of long-simmering conflicts over turf.

Modern communications gave vent to long-simmering resentments of entrenched autocratic regimes.

The unstable region shows the potential of the economic downturn to inflame simmering tensions.

Anger over the artificially low yuan is a long-simmering issue on Capitol Hill, but is becoming more pronounced.

Bearing others'disdain and mistrust with simmering rage, they skulk back to their shadowy schemes and furtive activities.

Use the prepared simmering stock to braise sea cucumbers and pomelo peel, strain and arrange with the plated greens together.

Cooking techniques consist of stewing, braising, roasting, simmering, etc.

A long-simmering row between China and Japan over a group of contested islands in the East China Sea erupted again.

This frustration has been simmering for some time, and has intensified as a result of the economic downturn.

Hagar, the witch, chanted an awful incantation over her kettleful of simmering toads, with weird effect.

Korean American Alex Jung, 27, stands over a simmering pot. He says the class taught him some new things about Korean food.

A long-simmering economic crisis has erupted, gripping the country in a fierce and unrelenting embrace.

Our China correspondent sends an eyewitness report from Lhasa as Tibet's simmering resentment boils over.

Thailand's simmering political tensions will also continue to threaten the nascent recovery.

That gap in prosperity can aggravate simmering social, economic and political tensions.

Africa still has a # of civil wars and simmering conflicts. Somalia could split. Sudan could split even further.

Automatic burner switch off at pre-set time, perfect for steaming , boiling, stewing and simmering.

Don't worry about marinara sauce staining the black plastic either, or simmering water melting the server.

Otherwise the simmering Sunni insurgency will regain the momentum it has lost in the past few years.

Presumably, he meant the communist insurgency still simmering in the border area.

Opposition to Col. Moammar Gadhafi's regime is simmering in the Libyan capital despite an unrelenting crackdown on any sign of dissent.

If the South China Sea is simmering, then the eastern Mediterranean is seething.

After his death in 1980, simmering ethnic tensions resurfaced, eventually leading to the wars in the Balkan states.

A clear, thin broth made typically by simmering beef or chicken in water with seasonings.

The eggs can be simmered for 1 to 3 hours; longer simmering means a more intense flavor and color.

He added, however, that a resolution for a long-simmering controversy involving plans to relocate a U.

But discontent is simmering lower down the ranks.

AFTER simmering for months, the Greek sovereign-debt crisis has boiled over.

The boss has been simmering for days after he learned of the customers' court action.

Well, there's a simmering debate among doctors about preventive visits.

Previous attempts to arrange naval exchanges have foundered because of simmering Sino- Japanese disputes over historical issues.

cut of beef suitable for simmering in liquid in a closed pot.

This year's report on China's military power may spark a long-simmering budget war inside the Pentagon.

The Chinese president alluded to the region's simmering political problems, but offered no specific solutions.

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Over the past few weeks, the world's public debt crisis, simmering for months, has come to the boil.

The report reignites long-simmering anger, on Capitol Hill and beyond, over big Wall Street payouts.

Today, this terrible AIDS in the migrant workers are in the simmering.

There are fears that the refugees might ignite long-simmering ethnic tensions.

THE simmering dispute between China and Japanover the East China Sea has long been high onthe list of possible regional flash points.

The boss has been simmering for days after the great losses.

The crowd was simmering with rage when the defendant arrived in court.

Simmering is a way of processing that is less conscious and deliberate than thinking.

Prem Arup, simmering slowly is certainly not our way.

The simmering scandal behind China's rapid development has been the treatment of the 100m-150m migrant workers.

If the collision incident keeps simmering, is it possible that China may change the policy to unilaterally develop relevant resources?

Stir in the broth, continue simmering for 1 minute, then stir in the butter to melt.

The goulash was simmering slowly in the oven.

Add the kale to the simmering soup, and continue to simmer for another 15 to 20 minutes.

This row has been simmering for months.

However, prior commitments, he still can not say that simmering.

I know so many people who've been unemployed long-term--1 year, 2 years, even 4 years, right when the crash started simmering.

The long-simmering creativity to the autumn wind, to the interpretation of its Bcacia melody;

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Heat the milk and the garlic in a saucepan over medium heat until simmering. Remove from heat and set aside

Multi-functions of cooking rice, simmering meat, stewing, braising and porridge;

Holland will be praying Robin van Persie and Wesley Sneijder can work together despite their simmering two-year spat

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A Simmering Fire in Asia: Averting Sino-Japanese Strategic Conflict