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This kind of critique didn’t begin with the rise of food blogs or viral restaurant fails; it’s been simmering, and sometimes simmering over, for hundreds of years.

Looking back over the last two months, we can track how that unease went from a simmer to a boil.

Even in Quebec, a province where talk of independence has long simmered, voters told the BBC they wanted leadership that would stand up to Trump.

The aftershocks would reverberate through three generations of Britain's most celebrated intellectual family, the Huxleys, leaving wounds that simmered in private letters for more than sixty years.

Mr Ábrego García's case is part of a simmering showdown between the Trump administration and the US courts system on the issue of immigration.