percolated
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of Percolate
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Abdiwali's voice hollered behind me.) The culmination of a dream that had percolated in me for more than five months at sea gave me a quick thrill of hope.
But that sort of rumor had percolated through the Capitol before, so he didn’t take it particularly seriously.
The bureau has long since dissolved, but its name and the slogan have percolated over the years and today are stamped on white paper cups pouring out of a coffeehouse in downtown Edmonton.
Cage 100 renewed that spirit here in Victoria where a lively new music scene has percolated for over three decades.
While their dream percolated and took shape, Hull and Beach, along with another working colleague, John Golenski, a clinical psychologist, initiated a pediatric care service at Children’s Hospital.
I must have read this a million times and it hasn´t percolated my thick head, or else I haven´t, which would be strange.