percolating
Meaning
of Percolate
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"A civil war is now percolating within the Republican Party," Abramsky explains.
It might be something that jumps out of the woodwork, or perhaps it’s an idea that has been percolating in the back of your brain?
Kevin T. Porter’s Twitter thread was also not the only story about Ellen percolating this summer.
Natural seeps and springs percolating out of the canyon walls are home to 11% of all the plant species found in the Grand Canyon.
And that suddenly put me into the conversation of some of those percolating superhero films that were starting to be made and people starting to think, oh, maybe we should have a female director.
Ben called for academic researchers, journalists and employees of social media companies to collaborate on tracking political misinformation as it is percolating in toxic corners of the internet.