Oh, she's simmering with love

Otherwise, simmering trade frictions could suddenly throw globalization sharply into reverse.

Farther east, a border war between Burma and Bangladesh is simmering.

The shady sale of Shin Corporation in February galvanized long simmering discontents.

For decades, open conflict and simmering hostility have been punctuated by periods of short lived bonhomie.

It seems to have unlocked the gates of political upheavals that were simmering throughout the last year.

However, this time it seems to be really provoked and made its simmering feud with the authority public.

Bahrain remains a flashpoint Iraq is deeply unstable and the simmering conflict between Iran and Israel could flare up at any time.

In addition, the assassination of Mr. Hariri seems to have unlocked the gates of political upheavals that were simmering throughout the last year.

Although the presence of granules in the solar photosphere is a well documented phenomenon, there is still much debate on the true nature or even the existence of higher order granulation patterns.

They specialize in the clandestine trade and transport of high raw explosives (explosive making materials, e.g., granules and C 4, as opposed to prepared munitions, such as mortar bombs, mines, and other munitions).

In large parts of the globe however, the scene continues to be one of simmering resentments, violent collisions and at best a precarious peace.

A key ingredient of this simmering conflict is ethnicity, the salience of which became evident even before the election of President Evo Morales in 2005.

United by this long simmering and humiliating sense of exclusion, Japanese policymakers, whatever their differences, stumbled toward the December 1 decision to go to war.

However, there is no doubt that the two men shared many basic assumptions about the nature of social theory, which have made the debate simmering ever since.

He hovered over four dishes simmering on the stove spiced rice kawwaj, a Syrian stew he made with tomatoes and onions ground beef with garlic and lentil soup.

Outrage over the proposed law has been simmering for a while and netizens had already staged an online campaign to draw attention to the new law and its repercussions.

Investors collective psychology is notoriously fragile. If they ever calm down, interest rates will shoot up, and that could well bring the global economy s simmering imbalances to a raging boil.

Long simmering disagreements between Turkey and the US came to a boil with the emergence of the Kurds of northern Iraq as the Pentagon's main allies in the Iraq War.

Other trouble spots central Nigeria, where ethnic tensions are simmering, and the far north, the stomping ground of Boko Haram, a violent Muslim sect could get sucked into election related violence.

But the composed manner in which they delivered their remarks belied their countries long simmering tensions over the islands, which have come to a near boil in the last few months.

Nothing fades as quickly as the glow of an election victory, and the German idyll will soon be disturbed by harsh reality the European Union s simmering crisis, Syria, Iran, and energy policy.

It is clear that in situations of heightened tension and simmering conflict, irresponsible politicians often look to stereotyped messages on such issues as religion and ethnicity to rally support among their constituents.

Finally, long simmering tensions in the Middle East between Israel and the US on one side and Iran on the other on the issue of nuclear proliferation could reach a boil by 2013.

(2006), when treating wastewater from metal refinery process (1.0 1.5 g NH4 N L and up to 22 g L of sodium sulphate), removed a nitrogen loading rate of 1.0 kg N m3 d with an efficiency of 95 in a system containing autotrophic granules.

According to them, they cause of the protests in Myanmar He said that the fuel hike in July was only the catalyst for something else which has been simmering below the surface among the Burmese people.

The major political issue of the 1980s was the Cold War that had been simmering between the two giant blocs of East and West since the end of the Second World War, threatening the planet with nuclear destruction.

A grand coalition is not the worst option. Nothing fades as quickly as the glow of an election victory, and the German idyll will soon be disturbed by harsh reality the European Union s simmering crisis, Syria, Iran, and energy policy.

Now that they are both going to play crucial roles as partners in the incoming Government of National Unity, the AU salutes their Excellencies and looks forward to their again bringing the Midas Touch to the Darfur and other contentions simmering in their great country.

Long simmering disagreements between Turkey and the US came to a boil with the emergence of the Kurds of northern Iraq as the Pentagon's main allies in the Iraq War. The American administration made it clear that military intervention by Turkey in Northern Iraq would not be tolerated.

It is indeed a matter of deep regret that the United Arab Emirates party chose to keep the misunderstanding between the two countries alive and simmering, a misjudgement which seems to have been prompted by expressions of support from other countries which, in any case, are transient in nature.