81.   The snappy, peppery-tasting root is traditional in European cooking, perhaps simmered in cream and served with apples and a caraway dressing.

82.   The strawlike stalks are far too tough to eat but can impart a distinctive lemony flavor and perfume when cut and simmered in a broth or steaming liquid.

83.   Their CEO simmered in his juices.

84.   Then it can be simmered in water or broth.

85.   Then he stirred it all into a stock he had simmering in a century-old iron pot that was so shiny you could shave in the reflection.

86.   They can be marinated, sauteed, boiled, added to stir-frys, or simmered in stews and pot roasts.

87.   Three decades later, racial tensions still simmer in poor urban neighborhoods and rural areas.

88.   Until now, opposition has been simmering only in the United States, but it is at the forefront of public debate in Europe, Harris said.

89.   We drove along a twisting road smothered by the brilliant colors of the fall foliage, something else that had long simmered in my memories.

90.   What happens next could intensify, rather than quell, the racial tensions that have been simmering in the two months since the shooting.