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As the Democratic Party reinvented itself in the aftermath of
The pound fell in the aftermath of the Salzburg meeting.
In the aftermath of the murders, Modesto defended Cunanan's upbringing.
We pick right up in the aftermath of Daenery's attack.
USA Gymnastics has wavered in the aftermath of the revelations.
But Observation opens in the aftermath of some terrible incident.
The agency was created in the aftermath of the Sept.
In the aftermath of Italy's quake, tech supported relief efforts
In the aftermath of the incident, the match was abandoned.
Security has been heightened in the aftermath of the assassination.
In the aftermath of Katrina, New Orleans was forever changed.
In the aftermath of her defeat, Democrats have accused Russia.
The disease has surged in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
In the aftermath of the operation, it's unclear what's next.
The photos were taken in the aftermath of the Nov.
How do people move on in the aftermath of death?
She has proved resilient in the aftermath of those episodes.
Could things change in the aftermath of the Charlottesville rally?
In the aftermath of Ms. Johns's departure, Mr. Rodriguez scrambled.
But in the aftermath of World War I, he switched.
The doubts were quieted in the aftermath of the speech.
I last mentioned Karnak in the aftermath of Episode 4.
This happened only in the aftermath of that 1930s catastrophe.
Some 3,000 people died in the aftermath of that storm.
How will they live in the aftermath of the trauma?
Then there's the problem of maintaining internet connectivity in the aftermath of a natural disaster that wipes out local infrastructure, like in the aftermath of the avalanche that killed several climbers on Everest in 2015.
"Just as it was premature to write off Joe Biden in the aftermath of Iowa and New Hampshire, it would be premature to write off Bernie Sanders in the aftermath of Super Tuesday," Jeffries said.
Their bravery draws media attention in the aftermath of horrific events.
In the aftermath of the shooting, Pozner became a target himself.
Take, for example, policymakers' mistakes in the aftermath of the crisis.
People embrace in the aftermath of the earthquake on Jan. 17.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, that's Puerto Rico's new normal.
Eric and Ashley fundraised in the aftermath of their daughter's death.
In the aftermath of that storm, 1.1 million people lost power.
In the aftermath of the panic, 2m children have gone unvaccinated.
Ethereum was hit about 8% in the aftermath of the news.
Racist and sexist violence erupted in the aftermath of his victory.
In the aftermath of the botched coup, those fears have intensified.
A U.N. audit in the aftermath of the arrests is ongoing.
Answering these questions in the aftermath of the Citizens United v.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights came in the aftermath of
In the aftermath of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla.
In the aftermath of my divorce, I moved to Lincoln, Neb.
In the aftermath of the shooting, several prominent candidates like Sens.
Some tech executives spoke out in the aftermath of the shootings.
In the aftermath of World War II, thousands of Nazi war
He coordinated military relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
In the aftermath, of course, the mythology surrounding Rockne only grew.
In the aftermath of a disaster, hospitals may suffer power loss.
That is far fewer than in the aftermath of the recession.
A MOTHER'S RECKONINGLiving in the Aftermath of TragedyBy Sue Klebold305 pp.
Hispanic citizenship soared in the aftermath of the measure, Proposition 187.
Still, in the aftermath of the show, the Vaqueras were deflated.
He killed himself in the aftermath of the June 30 attack.
Q. Was justice done in the aftermath of the financial crisis?
In the aftermath of that, she apologized, in public and private.
I flew into both cities in the aftermath of the massacres.
In the aftermath of the protests, the government banned installation art.
In the aftermath of exposure, Obama promised the practice would end.
Informal settlements have been rebuilt in the aftermath of the hurricane.
In the aftermath of the storm, not every hazard is visible.
Circumstances are even more difficult in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
But in the aftermath of the purchase, they start feeling guilty.
As the officials set policies in the aftermath of the Sept.
In the aftermath of their victory, the winners are markedly unmagnanimous.
Google's and Facebook's algorithms weren't ready for the speed at which misinformation popped up in the aftermath of the Vegas shooting (and Google's failures in the aftermath of the Texas shooting prove it is still struggling).
In the aftermath of our investigation, Facebook shut down its Research program.
Police officers liaised with the army in the aftermath of the attack.
Oakland police arrived at the scene in the aftermath of the disturbance.
We even lost friends to death in the aftermath of this transition.
Sharp political divisions were clearly reflected in the aftermath of Beijing's Nov.
Then, in the aftermath of the tape, Republicans deserted him in droves.
More calls flooded the center in the aftermath of the Humana exit.
Can we forge a new national consensus in the aftermath of Brexit?
Beijing citizens walking through Tiananmen Square in the aftermath of the riots.
Local hospitals are concerned about shortages in the aftermath of the storm.
Sacks, in the aftermath of Trump's comments, suggested the most plausible outcomes.
The Antelope Valley Freeway in the aftermath of the 1994 Northridge earthquake.
How the royal family are moving forward in the aftermath of 'Megxit'
The 737 Max planes were grounded in the aftermath of those crashes.
Target's stock was hammered in the aftermath of the dismal earnings report.
What were conversations like at Facebook in the aftermath of the election?
Statehood remains the most popular option in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Sullenberger's crew members expressed similar experiences in the aftermath of the incident.
Delke was placed on administrative leave in the aftermath of the shooting.
But the authorities were more thorough in the aftermath of the uprisings.
In the aftermath of Kid Apocalypse's death, in Uncanny X-Force no.
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's historic decision in Brown v.
That gap was embarrassingly obvious in the aftermath of Hillary Clinton's defeat.
Trump drew bipartisan criticism in the aftermath of his meeting with Putin.
The school began in 1919 in the aftermath of World War One.
Perfect. Ever since President George W. Bush, in the aftermath of Sept.
In the aftermath of their losses, those men acknowledged their own culpability.
Cholera is stalking Haiti's southern peninsula in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew.
In the aftermath of 9/11, she and Mr. Godwin were married.
But the president's children blasted Bush in the aftermath of the comment.
Republicans pushed the anti-Semitism measure in the aftermath of freshman Rep.
In the aftermath of the manifesto's roll-out, the Conservative advantage crumbled.
Talk to you soon, Gail, in the aftermath of debate No. 2.
A MOTHER'S RECKONING: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy, by Sue Klebold.
The nation was horrified in the aftermath of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre.
We're in Versailles, France, in the aftermath of the First World War.
It's usually in the aftermath of a horrific shooting of a kid.
That fear of nuclear meltdown in the aftermath of Fukushima would dwindle.
Now, in the aftermath of Milan, and Sweden, it has no choice.
That's the question I always ask in the aftermath of a pie.
I had covered Athens in the aftermath of Greece's 1967 military coup.
In the aftermath of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation, it seems unlikely.
But their finances have been strained in the aftermath of the fire.
He opened the center in the aftermath of major civil rights legislation.
GiveDirectly tried it in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Maria.
There seemed to be an increase in the aftermath of the election.
Activists said 41 people were detained in the aftermath of the rally.
In the aftermath of the shooting, conflicting accounts arose about what happened.
Boeing is also struggling, in the aftermath of its 737 Max debacle.
This is difficult information to get in the aftermath of a tragedy.
The artist himself criticized the move in the aftermath of the decision.
We saw this happen in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Conflicting figures in the aftermath of attacks in Syria are not uncommon.
Mr. Wray played a pivotal role in the aftermath of the Sept.
The two men worked closely together in the aftermath of the Sept.
In the aftermath of the Oklahoma bombing in 1995 many suspected Islamists.
Police said Museveni's car was attacked in the aftermath of the violence.
But in the aftermath of a fire, conservationists can help key species.
In the aftermath of McDormand's speech, one major Hollywood studio, Warner Bros.
In the aftermath of the fire, blame was thrown in multiple directions.
That's because in the aftermath of the storm, customers might need him.
In the aftermath of the election, I realized how harmful that was.
In the aftermath of Mr. Cohen's damning testimony, several things stand out.
Christianity grew more rapidly than ever in the aftermath of this trial.
Attitudes in Lee County could shift in the aftermath of Sunday's storm.
Anne-Marie Cockburn learned this in the aftermath of her daughter's death.
The ECB tried to calm investor nerves in the aftermath of the statement.
That ban was put in place in the aftermath of the Civil War.
There were some repercussions for Kelly in the aftermath of the cult story.
That said, it's not clear what happened in the aftermath of that exchange.
And I see Hollywood a little differently in the aftermath of L.A. Land.
Follow along for all of the updates in the aftermath of the attack.
There's a typical story that plays out in the aftermath of police shootings.
The question now: Who does Facebook fire in the aftermath of these revelations?
Morale was already low in the aftermath of last month's anti-Uber backlash.
Politicians and law enforcement praised Gruler's courage in the aftermath of the shooting.
CBDRG's focus is on addressing unmet needs in the aftermath of natural disasters.
The Obama administration struggled to maintain calm in the aftermath of those events.
Former Citigroup President John Havens was charged in the aftermath of the sting.
A MOTHER'S RECKONING Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy By Sue Klebold Illustrated.
People wore pins post-Brexit and in the aftermath of the Trump election.
They always seem to be the ones forgotten in the aftermath of tragedy.
This year's focuses on her reputation in the aftermath of the Christchurch shootings.
Britain may be opportunistic, even cynical, in the aftermath of a rough Brexit.
But Merkel's statement on Wednesday, in the aftermath of Trump's election, was telling.
In the aftermath of the deal, several industry giants began expanding delivery options.
A major uptick emerged in the aftermath of Robert Mueller's late May statement.
Security for the parade tightened in the aftermath of the attack on Pulse.
The House subcommittee's probe began in the aftermath of the Larry Nassar sentencing.
We stood there, the two of us, in the aftermath of that moment.
Opposition senators attacked both men's record in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
The one regret that the president admitted: proposing in the aftermath of the
Naturally, Kamel was upset in the aftermath of his original encounter with Kalanick.
The painting took on a new meaning in the aftermath of her death.
In the aftermath of the Watergate scandal, Congress passed the independent counsel statute.
Trump urged unity in the aftermath of both incidents and condemned the violence.
The association is also asking for donations in the aftermath of the crime.
But the appearance was postponed in the aftermath of the shooting in Orlando.
NATO has rediscovered its purpose in the aftermath of Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
Take "Coming Together," composed in the aftermath of the 1971 Attica prison uprising.
ABC announced it was canceling "Roseanne" in the aftermath of the Twitter outburst.
Dozens of reports followed, usually in the aftermath of a disastrous presidential loss.
Europe reeled in the aftermath of another attack attributed to the Islamic State.
In the aftermath of Charlottesville, several technology companies including Cloudfare, GoDaddy and WordPress.
In the aftermath of the massacre inside a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
Kamel was naturally upset in the aftermath of his original encounter with Kalanick.
That's what's supposed to happen in the aftermath of even the bitterest elections.
In the aftermath of the suicide, Dentsu is trying to change its culture.
It happened in the aftermath of Vidal, just as it has happened everywhere.
Established to support the American fashion industry in the aftermath of the Sept.
The program has been increasingly important in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
Biometrics after 9/11 In the aftermath of September 11th, that all changed.
Mrs Mugabe's position in the aftermath of her husband's death will be precarious.
In the aftermath of mass shootings, support for gun control tends to spike.
In the aftermath of a shooting, many Americans focus on the shooter's motive.
The peculiar division in tobacco enforcement began in the aftermath of the Sept.
Nothing seems clearer in the aftermath of Bill O'Reilly's exit from Fox News.
In the aftermath of Jesus's goal, he was, perhaps, a little more honest.
Another is of the candlelit vigils held in the aftermath of these horrors.
The answer, it turned out, was in the aftermath of the Grammy Awards.
Our family lived in the aftermath of loss, not rupture — death, not divorce.
That agreement is likely to completely collapse in the aftermath of this strike.
In the aftermath of the disaster, the government provided temporary accommodation for survivors.
Coverage in the aftermath of Parkland has focused disproportionately on the AR-15.
He attained national stature for his leadership in the aftermath of the Sept.
Much of the discussion in the aftermath of the killing of Maj. Gen.
My father was still in the aftermath of the cult when he died.
What is to come in the aftermath of Soleimani&aposs assassination is uncertain.
Damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian in Marsh Harbour on Sept. 4.
Conflicting death tolls are common in the aftermath of attacks in isolated places.
It is a trend that could accelerate in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
This group came together in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, according to CNN.
In the aftermath of Citizens United, the R.S.L.C. raised nearly thirty million dollars.
In the aftermath of Bannon's comments, Trump dramatically rebuked his former chief strategist.
In the middle it inverted in the aftermath of the Asian currency crisis.
"In the aftermath of that march, Nixon escalates the war," Professor Mollin said.
What changed in the aftermath of the Parkland shooting to explain this progress?
In the aftermath of his death, we felt sad, and proud — and empty.
THE SONG "Welcome to the Rock" THE STORY In the aftermath of Sept.
In the aftermath of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
The letter asks a question many have pondered in the aftermath of Fowler's essay.
But in the aftermath of the March 15 contests, the answer is largely irrelevant.
"I'm sorry" are two powerful words even in the aftermath of seemingly unforgivable crimes.
In the aftermath of the vote, civilians died in an army crackdown on protests.
In the aftermath of Michael Brown's murder, many traveled to Ferguson, Missouri, to protest.
There is also a need for plasma donations in the aftermath of the shooting.
One organization is taking on that role in the aftermath of the Pulse shooting.
The anger in the aftermath of the rape led to protests across the country.
And, even in the aftermath of #MeToo, plenty of white evangelicals will follow him.
In the aftermath of the 2000 election, one of the vote trading sites, VoteSwap20003.
Trump's re-election campaign launched fundraising drives in the aftermath of the Mueller report.
However, in the aftermath of the unthinkable, Warren's biggest heartbreak became her greatest calling.
In the aftermath of his suicide, the novel follows the people who surrounded Rufus.
As part of the George W. Bush administration in the aftermath of the Sept.
Many families struggle emotionally and logistically in the aftermath of a death, she adds.
It was drafted in the aftermath of the second world war and is outdated.
Here are ways you can help in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
THERESA MAY struck the right tone in the aftermath of the bombing in Manchester.
The momentum created by student activists in the aftermath of the shooting inspired her.
In the aftermath of Westbrook's video, those who never liked Charles now feel vindicated.
It's now at a level last seen in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
In the aftermath of the attack, the magazine's internal structure became riddled with cracks.
In the aftermath of Black Monday, 15,000 jobs were lost in the financial industry.
On Monday, in the aftermath of the talks' collapse, he called for fresh elections.
President Trump, taking immediate action in the aftermath of terror in New York City.
The Aussie dollar went as low as $0.7020 in the aftermath of the data.
In the aftermath of the incident, both parties were banned from the 2004 Grammys.
In the aftermath of a human-robot world war, robots came out on top.
Others want War Dogs (Gavin, also Lauren) in the aftermath of the Kelly vote.
In the aftermath of the failed coup, the government declared a state of emergency.
However, in the aftermath of the incident, some still possess different speculations about Devotion.
"Yoga nourishes in what happens in the aftermath of a club night," she says.
Litter is left scattered across the city in the aftermath of the Detroit riots.
New Zealand's central bank has estimated that repairs in the aftermath of the Nov.
In the aftermath of Trump's election, Muslims across the country have come under attack.
The Trump administration in the aftermath of the summit imposed more sanctions on Moscow.
What's happened in the aftermath of the storm was truly catastrophic for Puerto Rico.
"We sheltered them," she says about her brothers in the aftermath of the murders.
A similar hashtag went viral in the aftermath of November's terror attacks in Paris.
None of that would play well, especially in the aftermath of the tarmac incident.
In the aftermath of the ECB decision, European equities have fallen sharply and steadily.
They have since resumed the effort in the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Supporters of Morales and Mesa clashed in protests in the aftermath of the election.
They have since resumed the effort in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
What are some structural concerns that might exist in the aftermath of the fire?
Men shrieked as they burned alive in the aftermath of a fuel tank explosion.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico has struggled to regain communications services.
In the aftermath of Murtaja's death, the Israeli government sent out two distinct messages.
In the aftermath of the Las Vegas massacre, everybody is talking about gun control.
The company quickly rolled out new safety features in the aftermath of the rape.
In the aftermath of the January 2010 landmark Supreme Court decision Citizens United v.
She rose to prominence as a neighborhood activist in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Congress passed the law in the aftermath of the Wall Street meltdown in 2008.
At least 70,000 Bahamians have been left homeless in the aftermath of the storm.
I'm speaking of requesting a Jones Act waiver in the aftermath of a disaster.
In the aftermath of the crash, Uber suspended all testing of self-driving vehicles.
Doomsday scenarios about the climate have abounded in the aftermath of the November election.
U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson was among those jailed in the aftermath of the coup.
The event comes in the aftermath of controversy stirred over comments from freshman Rep.
In the aftermath of this scandal, he resigned his seat on March 2000, 73.
In the aftermath of the fighting, the extent of the Marines' ferocity became clear.
And in the aftermath of this, this will be in the Russian talking points.
In the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting, the gun control debate is back.
Really, though, she's not triumphing so much as persisting in the aftermath of heartbreak.
Clinton in the aftermath of what was a remarkably harsh assessment of her conduct.
In the aftermath of the crash, Uber suspended all testing of self-driving vehicle.
The various pitches he received in the aftermath of the prize filled 22 boxes.
It also came in the aftermath of numerous sexual harassment scandals at Fox News.
The United States economy, in the aftermath of the tariff announcement, is the equivalent.
In the aftermath of the killing of 17 students and teachers in Parkland, Fla.
And in the aftermath of such attacks, the cycle of attention can amplify risk.
Ponting's emotions in the aftermath of his run out came in three distinct stages.
In the aftermath of the election, Planned Parenthood has been inundated requests for IUDs.
Both of which have worsened in the aftermath of Europe's long-running financial crisis.
"Do not generalize!" becomes the watchword in the aftermath of the attacks, Weitzmann writes.
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash, Condé Nast shut down both titles.
But we have rebuilt the coast in the aftermath of Katrina higher and stronger.
In the aftermath of the proxy victory, Sina emphasized its focus on corporate governance.
But pledges of transparency in the aftermath of the tax scandal have yielded little.
He was also in Paris in the aftermath of the November 2015 attacks there.
In the aftermath of the attack, the Sony Pictures chief, Amy Pascal, was ousted.
So, too, were other Iranians Vox spoke to in the aftermath of Soleimani's death.
Sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity and left the country in the aftermath of the incident.
Those stances have led to heated relations in the aftermath of the Iranian attack.
The game opens in the aftermath of the family patriarch's unexpected and sudden death.
Those shortcomings have been on full display in the aftermath of the Iowa caucuses.
But in the aftermath of the military operation last week that killed Maj. Gen.
In the aftermath of Tuesday's earthquake only half of the Caribbean island had power.
PARIS — In the aftermath of a historic presidential election, France's politics are in upheaval.
Trump on Monday took aim at Democrats in the aftermath of the Mueller probe.
Spence says the idea took root in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
It has received bipartisan support in the aftermath of last month's Florida school shooting.
In the aftermath of the attack, 12 additional suspects were arrested in a raid.
In the aftermath of the election, they have been walking around in a daze.
Staffers, expect another one next week in the aftermath of the CNN train wreck.
In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the Emmy Awards were rescheduled twice.
In the aftermath of that shooting, multiple copycat threats were reported across the country.
But it's really the president who's more isolated now in the aftermath of this.
If "Shadowbahn" reads like a playlist of American experience in the aftermath of Sept.
A similar situation played out in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey earlier this year.
In the aftermath of his lawyer's comments, Nassar sought to distance himself from them.
The president moved quickly to shake up his staff in the aftermath of impeachment.
Browder struggled in the aftermath of his release, and two years later killed himself.
How do you think Facebook has done in the aftermath of that, just briefly?
In the aftermath of the decision, everything is going up except the US dollar.
Rates of student debt have risen rapidly in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
Angered Democrats forced a recall election in the aftermath of the legislation, but Walker won.
But it bears repeating that Obama didn't do nearly enough in the aftermath of Katrina.
In the aftermath of the three stabbings, screaming passengers bolted from the train, Knipe says.
Government crackdowns on tax evasion began in the aftermath of the 2008 U.S. financial crisis.
Thompson, brought to the Supreme Court in the aftermath of the desegregation of public pools.
Louis-Dreyfus wasn't the only nominee who got political in the aftermath of her nomination.
But that task has only grown more difficult in the aftermath of the CBO report.
The commission was created in the aftermath of the deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
In October, Trump visited Georgia to talk to farmers in the aftermath of the hurricane.
Derailed box cars are seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Florida.
Without work, many have little money to buy basic necessities in the aftermath of Florence.
In the aftermath of Kennedy's retirement, a number of leftist/liberal writers echoed Faris's arguments.
In the aftermath of their split, it's unclear what will become of the historical property.
Corporate debt has risen in the aftermath of the financial crisis, mainly for two reasons.
In the aftermath of the alleged attack, activists are calling for better protections for women.
Trash and debris are left discarded across the grounds in the aftermath of the festival.
In the aftermath of the deal, AMI reportedly laid off around 40 US Weekly employees.
It follows Cage in the aftermath of the events from Season 1 of Jessica Jones.
The horror of having to live in the aftermath of taking an unarmed man's life.
In the aftermath of the Citizens United decision, that no longer seems a realistic prospect.
In the aftermath of Italy's quake, tech supported relief efforts It was a fairytale beginning.
Yet it is often in the aftermath of disaster that credit is hardest to obtain.
Rescue personnel perform a search in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach, Fla.
For now, though, low volatility prevails in the aftermath of the Fed and BOJ actions.
Growing up in the aftermath of the financial crisis has left you cautious about loans.
Op-Ed Contributor IN the aftermath of terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif.
In the aftermath of World War I, it lost much of its energy and appeal.
In the aftermath of the US strike, Russia pledged to help strengthen Syria's air defenses.
Or, apparently, the massive backlog facing the IRS in the aftermath of the government shutdown.
In the aftermath of a fire, mental health is not high on anyone's priority list.
In the aftermath of the investigation, Comcast has agreed to pay a $2.3 million fine.
But emotions are still running high on Capitol Hill in the aftermath of the shooting.
Quarterly growth has, after all, been strangely volatile in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
In the aftermath of this comes a familiar question: Is it an act of terror?
But just how are these settlements reached in the aftermath of officers' being criminally exonerated?
Retreating to partisan camps in the aftermath of these latest Trump tweets isn't good enough.
Now, in the aftermath of his rule, many Gambians demand his wealth be returned immediately.
Boeing's stock fell more 10 percent this week in the aftermath of the Ethiopia crash.
While searching for answers in the aftermath of trauma, we may have misplaced our focus.
I ask whether there's a new time he favors in the aftermath of the election.
This story was originally published in October 2017, in the aftermath of the Napa Fire.
In the aftermath of ambushing the soldiers, however, Ladit was killed, and Ochan went missing.
Others worry about the safety of particular vaccines, usually in the aftermath of vaccine scares.
But what about Wall Street — how did they fare in the aftermath of the crisis?
The bacterial disease is often contracted from water and soil in the aftermath of storms.
As I sent that text, in the aftermath of the horrible attack in Orlando, Fla.
Lots of gun laws are proposed in the aftermath of an attack, new research shows.
In the aftermath of the announcement, Abbas said it would stoke extremism in the region.
Walmart's move comes in the aftermath of two deadly mass shootings in its own stores.
However, the current system in the aftermath of ObamaCare is exponentially worse and deteriorating rapidly.
In the aftermath of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
In the aftermath of Mr. Trump's election victory on Tuesday, she sought solace in caffeine.
Videos reportedly taken in the aftermath of the shooting have been posted to social media.
The last time this ship docked in Manhattan was in the aftermath of 29/211.
The feeling was most likely reciprocated in the aftermath of the speech, Ms. Sun said.
Here are the main narratives that were circulating in the aftermath of the Comey testimony.
Aerial footage captures the resilience of the city's response in the aftermath of the disaster.
May, who became prime minister in June 2016, in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum.
In the aftermath of any natural disaster, money rushes in to help those in need.
But now, in the aftermath of the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, their fates are unclear.
The National Thowheeth Jama'ath group emerged around 2015 in the aftermath of attacks against Muslims.
He's running in the aftermath of Obama's presidency, in the questions raised by Trump's rise.
In the aftermath of the Pennsylvania report, state hotlines have been flooded with new allegations.
It happened nearly 29 years ago, in the aftermath of the crackdown on Tiananmen Square.
The piece was originally created in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, but particularly resonates today.
In the aftermath of his arrest, golf could not have been further from Woods's mind.
In the aftermath of the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
This concept was used by the Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben in the aftermath of Sept.
In the aftermath of crying, I experience clarity of thought and a burst of productivity.
But about 10,000 Koriyama residents decided to leave in the aftermath of the nuclear meltdown.
In the aftermath of 9/11, George W. Bush's approval rating skyrocketed to 90 percent.
If I was born 213 years ago, I'd be living in the aftermath of crack.
The Washington Post was critical of the Saudi government in the aftermath of the attack.
The group formed in the aftermath of the 2011 Tucson shooting, which left then-Rep.
In the aftermath of the vote, Mr Fernández tried to strike a more moderate tone.
Steve Russell (R-Okla.) was originally scheduled in the aftermath of the ballistic missile tests.
Bondi recalled spending time with the families of victims in the aftermath of the shooting.
While the investigation intensified, authorities touted the city's resilience in the aftermath of the tragedy.
Rescue teams work in the aftermath of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crashing near Tehran.
Bevin lamented the injuries and fatalities on social media in the aftermath of the attack.
Immediate reports in the aftermath of the crash had put the death toll at 32.
It peaked at 22.1% two years later in the aftermath of a spectacular property crash.
In the aftermath of the plane crash, there's been a flurry of accusations and counteraccusations.
In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, GMAC rebranded as Ally Financial in 2010.
In the aftermath of the false alarm in Hawaii, bad information spread across social media.
In the aftermath of the vote, civilians died in an army crackdown on opposition protests.
He commended the students for their leadership and courage in the aftermath of the shooting.
In the aftermath of the German election, there could be one important casualty for markets.
Even in the aftermath of her 2016 election loss, Hillary Clinton famously dismissed flyover country.
Washington (CNN)Nearly 3,000 people died in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
A hotel room in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian in Marsh Harbour on Sept. 4.
Minaj went on to say she feels regret in the aftermath of his sudden passing.
Now, in the aftermath of the revolution, they become refugees, fleeing toward an unimaginable future.
The letter comes in the aftermath of a series of fatal shootings in Gilroy, Calif.
But former President George W. Bush set the record in the aftermath of the Sept.
He had gained weight in the aftermath of Deah's death and needed a size 46.
Millions of Americans left the labor force entirely in the aftermath of the last recession.
Cholera surged again in the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, which hit the nation in October.
In the aftermath of two hurricanes, we need to revisit our fiscal plan and priorities.
A former Sky bar employee said business noticeably dropped in the aftermath of the incident.
Of all the terrorist threats that loomed in New York in the aftermath of Sept.
Luther Strange about launching a write-in campaign in the aftermath of the Post's story.
The song's rightward tilt persisted, but was temporarily suspended in the aftermath of the Sept.
Background reading: New Zealand grappled with grief and horror in the aftermath of the shooting.
The university became a pit-stop for opposition parties in the aftermath of Kumar's arrest.
In the aftermath of the ensuing Saturday Night Massacre, multiple liberal Republicans turned against Nixon.
Trump has reacted angrily in the aftermath of Flynn's resignation, blaming journalists and blasting leaks.
This is what key Democratic leaders have said in the aftermath of the election: Sen.
In the aftermath of the coup, media outlets, schools and universities have also been closed down.
Instead, Turkey's polarized landscape shapes the debate in the country in the aftermath of each attack.
She lost, and in the aftermath of that disappointment, got some awful news -- she had cancer.
French actress Catherine Deneuve, playing herself, visits Lebanon in the aftermath of the 2006 Israeli War.
DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schulz was forced to resign in the aftermath of the DNC hack.
Puerto Rico, in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, has not been helped by much President Trump.
They killed themselves at the scene or in the aftermath of the mass or serial murder.
In the aftermath of protests, the U.S. Justice Department launched an investigation into Chicago police shootings.
A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family in the aftermath of the crash.
The last time the multinational company was in trouble was in the aftermath of the Depression.
Farm equipment is surrounded by floodwaters in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence near Trenton, North Carolina.
Now, Facebook will return to Washington once again in the aftermath of its Cambridge Analytica scandal.
In the aftermath of the attack, rumors started spreading online about the perpetrators and their motivations.
An editorial cartoon featuring a Sikh character in the aftermath of 21984/21 captured my predicament.
What lessons do you think that taught you about men, in the aftermath of the campaign?
The disillusionment phase is one of the most critical times in the aftermath of a disaster.
Now, in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, I fear the Cape Lookout seashore offers a portent.
One telling study came in the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, which devastated New Orleans.
The action unfolds in the aftermath of Anna's discharge from what seems like a mental institution.
In the aftermath of the UK general election, it's fair to say there are certainly parallels.
Both revenue and EPS targets have been lowered considerably in the aftermath of the Brexit vote.
In the aftermath of the tweet, ABC dropped the revival of Roseanne, which was the no.
I refuse to be dragged into the media storm created in the aftermath of our breakup.
In the aftermath of a natural disaster, a number of funding campaigns tend to pop up.
Pat Toomey and Ayotte in the aftermath of Trump's post-convention fight with the Khan family.
The latest outburst in our ongoing relationship with AI occurred in the aftermath of Trump's election.
In the aftermath of the 210 unrest, he'd watched in dismay as Rakhine Buddhists "bullied" Muslims.
Ricardo Rosselló and gave himself "a 10" for his work in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Fear-based marketing in the aftermath of a tragedy is now standard practice for the NRA.
BITCOIN WAS introduced to the world in August 2850, in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Some of our leaders refused to say the word "gay" in the aftermath of the shooting.
But in the aftermath of the referendum on independence in 262, seismic shifts are everyday stuff.
"Khuda Kay Liye" follows the lives two young Pakistani men in the aftermath of 9/11.
In the aftermath of the strike, anti-war marches were held from New York to London.
In the aftermath of the crash, Uber was criticized for under-investing in its simulation program.
A House panel also is expected to hold hearings in the aftermath of the fatal crashes.
In the aftermath of Trump's election, some communities are finding those protections, however limited, more necessary.
His current list, issued in November 2017 in the aftermath of Gorsuch's appointment, has 113 names.
Shares of all the major Chinese banks also fell in the aftermath of the PBOC decision.
Because in the aftermath of the apocalypse, there will be decaying corpses strewn about the streets.
Outbreaks of diseases such as dengue fever are often a threat in the aftermath of floods.
"Using mental illness as a political football in the aftermath of tragedies — it hurts," says Honberg.
Or consider German families who in the aftermath of World War II stole coal, he said.
But Schooley wants to see more use of such initiatives in the aftermath of global crises.
Chamisa denies inciting his supporters to take to the streets in the aftermath of the election.
Security would be heightened for the facility, which was closed in the aftermath of the Dec.
Kobach's first claim to notoriety came in the aftermath of the September 20163, 2001, terror attacks.
It is expected to be phased out after 2021 in the aftermath of a rigging scandal.
Republican senators on the negotiating team remained silent in the aftermath of the White House announcement.
Trump lashed out at Putin in the aftermath of a Syrian chemical attack earlier this year.
The legislative maneuvering in the aftermath of the Orlando terror attack has followed a familiar pattern.
There's evidence that some minds are changing, however, in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting.
Earnest said Obama personally revised his planned remarks for Tuesday in the aftermath of Trump's speech.
In the aftermath of speaking out, her UK citizenship was stripped, and her newborn baby died.
In the aftermath of speaking out, her UK citizenship was stripped and her newborn baby died.
In the aftermath of those destructive hurricanes, we cannot afford to take a hit from Congress.
This means you need a plan to cover your share in the aftermath of a disaster.
In 1965, at least a million Indonesians were slaughtered in the aftermath of a military coup.
BI: You said you're more comfortable now than you were in the aftermath of "Flash Boys".
Yet in the aftermath of the 22022 midterms, it was Betomania that broke out, not Staceymania.
Then in October, in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which devastated the island, bond prices plunged.
Thousands of people were displaced in the aftermath of the storm, and recovery is still ongoing.
Awaken got its roots in the aftermath of the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Mishra told TechCrunch.
In the aftermath of the smash opening of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II's musical Oklahoma!
A number of European countries adopted such measures in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
They lost their second-rounder earlier in the year in the aftermath of the Bountygate scandal.
Ardern vowed that her country's gun laws will change in the aftermath of Friday's mass shootings.
In November 2012, they began spending time together as volunteers in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, homeownership has fallen to the lowest levels on record.
Which is why, in the aftermath of the Mueller report, the spin may be just beginning.
In the aftermath of 9/11, their business, Aladdin Donuts, was torched in a hate crime.
Starsky Wilson, a co-chairman of the commission created in the aftermath of the Ferguson shooting.
Anderson Cooper left Manhattan to see New Orleans for himself in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
In the aftermath of this horrific massacre, the Israel government must do more than express condolences.
The clinic was originally designed to serve the local community in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Plepler left HBO in the aftermath of AT&T's acquisition of its corporate parent Time Warner.
In the aftermath of abuse, survivors immediately need physical safety and financial independence from their abusers.
Other posts included photographs of Ms. Grande, portraying her — falsely — in the aftermath of the blast.
In the aftermath of the attack, even he fears the dynamics of the city could change.
That's about 2,000 fewer residents than Venice had in the aftermath of the plague of 1348.
In the aftermath of the tragedy the Golden Knights retired number 58 to honor the victims.
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake, most Haitian textiles began entering the US duty-free.
In the aftermath of the attacks, the Trump administration has pinned the blame squarely on Tehran.
The appeal of doing everything we can in the aftermath of a horrific crime is powerful.
Five staff members were hospitalized in the aftermath of the incident but have since been released.
Congress has also struggled to pass gun control legislation, even in the aftermath of mass shootings.
In the aftermath of the crisis, Riyadh pressured U.S. banks to choose sides in the conflict.
Always a great thing to inform the public in the aftermath of a historic landslide victory.
Video also shows dozens of police officers at the square in the aftermath of the shooting.
In the aftermath of World War II, it was surely prudent to change the killer's ethnicity.
"Uncut Gems," which opens this month, begins in Ethiopia in the aftermath of a mining accident.
How we live in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache, that’s within our control.
Congress has long struggled to pass gun control legislation, even in the aftermath of a tragedy.
In the aftermath of Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment, however, he says he's found his voice.
In the aftermath of the attacks, US President Donald Trump has ordered new sanctions on Iran.
All three Spanish-language news divisions were launched in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's election.
Local officials have released details on only 64 people who died in the aftermath of Maria.
Conor Dougherty takes a look at an increase in evictions in the aftermath of the fire.
A decade ago, Kenya was rocked by violence in the aftermath of its disputed presidential election.
In the aftermath of these regulatory issues, this year the firm created two new leadership roles.
That goal seems further away than ever in the aftermath of Khashoggi's disappearance and possible murder.
Australia can follow in Thailand's footsteps by encouraging tourism even in the aftermath of devastating events.
The pound is currently trading below the levels seen in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum.
In the aftermath of the death of our son, we felt sad, and proud — and empty.
But his family left Jerusalem in 242, in the aftermath of the 21982 Arab-Israeli war.
Donald Trump entered office in the aftermath of four decades of increasing income inequality in America.
In the aftermath of the fire, the interior of Notre-Dame was a scene of debris.
In the aftermath of the strikes, Trump may be reconsidering the US's commitment in Syria — again.
The stimulus package of 2009 helped lift the economy in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
In the aftermath of a terrorist attack, being an American might be your most important identity.
The consent decree dates back to 1982, in the aftermath of the 1981 election in New Jersey.
In the aftermath of the shooting, police changed their story several times about whether Clark was armed.
In the aftermath of the settlement and harsh questions from lawmakers, Wells has since suspended those quotas.
I imagined wild animals, especially snakes, getting out of the zoos in the aftermath of natural disasters.
But it's telling that in the aftermath of disaster, his first instinct was to blame the victims.
Many international relief organizations have extended their work to the region in the aftermath of the quake.
My father was just 52 when he entered a nursing home, in the aftermath of his stroke.
Her mother was so furious with Marième in the aftermath of the assault that she beat her.
A firmer dollar in the aftermath of the first Clinton-Trump debate helped send gold prices lower.
The greenback's appeal increased in the aftermath of upbeat data on domestic retail sales and industrial output.
In the aftermath of her testimony, Jeantel was heavily criticized by mostly-white media pundits and outlets.
In the aftermath of the United States' latest mass shooting, political reactions diverged along well-trodden lines.
Homes are surrounded by floodwaters near Beaumont, Texas, in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey on Sept. 1.
Damaged houses in the Florida Keys can be seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma on Monday.
It is beautiful to see a city in the aftermath of destruction unite around a common cause.
Trump's predecessor, President Barack Obama, created the group known as USDS in the aftermath of the Healthcare.
In the aftermath of the 23 Northridge earthquake, many changes were implemented in preparation for future earthquakes.
Finances were chaotic in the aftermath of independence: America's first currency, the Continental, was afflicted by hyperinflation.
A stigma against adults having fun, strong in the aftermath of the second world war, has faded.
Students who lived through the Columbine shooting in 1999 notably struggled in the aftermath of the massacre.
Still, Dick's corporate stance in the aftermath of Parkland drew harsh criticism from the gun rights community.
In the aftermath of the attacks, Oklahoma's governor declared martial law and called in the National Guard.
But Coach K's attitude in the aftermath of Wednesday night's latest trip by Allen also speaks volumes.
In the aftermath of the crime, tips pointed to an eastern European gang called the Pink Panthers.
There's been no shortage of confusion, outrage, argument, jubilation, and fear in the aftermath of the election.
The "Fast Money " traders evaluated the market shakeout in the aftermath of Donald Trump winning the presidency.
The video taken by Diamond Reynolds in the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting is hard to watch.
Ms. Klebold's memoir, "A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy," is to be released Monday.
I think, in the aftermath of the shooting, that line "children acting like adults," feels extremely apt.
Many people have been analysing David Bowie's last music video, "Lazarus", in the aftermath of his death.
Well, in the aftermath of Trump's election, we should be worried about more than just net neutrality.
And in the aftermath of the Irish referendum result, the clamour for change is likely to grow.
Kerry's remarks came in the aftermath of President-elect Donald Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton last week.
In the aftermath of the sovereign debt crisis, the Italian economy struggled to register significant growth levels.
A shot of a familiar-looking blanket on the ground in the aftermath of the mysterious death.
The U.S. Department of State has offered its condolences and support in the aftermath of the earthquake.
In the aftermath of the Parkland tragedy, the NRA is reprising its old role with predictable alacrity.
While negative interest rates are unprecedented, very low ones in the aftermath of financial blowups are not.
Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, who introduced the Patriot Act expanding surveillance in the aftermath of the Sept.
In the aftermath of Clinton's pneumonia disclosure, the campaign now says more medical records are forthcoming. Great.
It tells the story of America in the aftermath of an economic collapse that happened in 2017.
For now, Sonoma is cobbling together anecdotally successful strategies for treating trauma in the aftermath of disaster.
These attempts, of course, fail—as they would in the aftermath of mass shootings yet to come.
Both companies will undoubtedly be useful this fall, particularly in the aftermath of the catastrophic Hurricane Harvey.
In "Wash" and "Won't," Hopkins wades in the aftermath of a doomed relationship, questioning everything—mostly themselves.
Gold also recouped losses from late in the previous session in the aftermath of the Fed announcement.
In the aftermath of that failure, the statute was allowed to lapse by bipartisan consent in 1999.
Below are seven hard realities Republicans need to face in the aftermath of this epic collapse. 1.
Shamla added that the company has transformed its safety culture in the aftermath of the 2010 spills.
The SEC's focus on personal culpability has roots in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
Three more bodies of suspected attackers were found "in the aftermath of the clearance operation", it said.
LOOK, YOU KNOW, IT WAS PRETTY STRESSFUL FOR US DEALING IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.
Wells Fargo has doubled its cost-cutting target after expenses soared in the aftermath of the scandal.
The ruling offers numerous lessons in the aftermath of a foreclosure crisis that destroyed millions of lives.
He declared a three-month state of emergency in the aftermath of the church bombings in April.
Italian officials also deployed drones and robots to survey damage in the aftermath of the August quake.
This is all fundamental to Fulham's identity, as has been quietly revitalised in the aftermath of relegation.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, stories are emerging about people like Leslie who tried to help.
In the aftermath of a disaster, decisions need to be taken fast to protect buildings and artefacts.
That narrative has been challenged many times since, most recently in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
That outcome is rated wildly unlikely—but in the aftermath of the Brexit shock, anything seemed possible.
In the aftermath of his state of emergency declaration, however, the likelihood of that happening is remote.
In the aftermath of a devastating financial crisis, his administration bailed out collapsing institutions on favorable terms.
Puerto Rico is still suffering in the aftermath of Maria, with water and electricity in short supply.
In fact, when Congress appropriated funding for school safety programs in the aftermath of the Parkland, Fla.
In the aftermath of Katrina, rescue missions to save pets put people at risk and diverted resources.
Not every GOP lawmaker rushed to criticize Trump in the aftermath of the Washington Post report. Sen.
The increased scrutiny on tech platforms comes in the aftermath of the mass shooting in New Zealand.
Cwynar said several agents required counseling in the aftermath of the raid because of what they saw.
In the aftermath of Obama's election in December 2008, only 34% of Americans identified as Republican vs.
Political parties in the province announced suspension of political activities in the aftermath of deadly suicide bombing.
A native Houstonian, she served meals and made a monetary donation in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
In the aftermath of that, the Trump Administration made repeated promises to rip out and replace Obamacare.
His comments marked the second time he has criticized media coverage in the aftermath of a tragedy.
Things got muddled in the aftermath of a Supreme Court ruling in 85033 called United States v.
His supporters are quick to highlight his tireless work in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
I did not know what to expect from a community in the aftermath of a mass shooting.
The increased scrutiny on tech platforms comes in the aftermath of the mass shooting in New Zealand.
Zaventem is also shuttered, with the facility having been evacuated in the aftermath of the blast there.
Five accomplices were arrested in the aftermath of the attack and are being investigated on terror charges.
English department store Selfridges sought an antidote for shoppers in the aftermath of the hectic holiday season.
Financials - which had slumped in the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote - were among the top gainers.
His decision came in the aftermath of a Sports Illustrated story alleging workplace sexual and racial misconduct.
In the aftermath of their connection, Therese loses her fiancé and Carol loses custody of her daughter.
Queenie is a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman floundering in the aftermath of a break-up.
Financials, which had slumped in the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote, were among the top gainers.
They were suspended in the aftermath of the Wells report, but reinstated after Brady's suspension was overturned.
There is no reason to underscore the tragedy we have suffered in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
In the aftermath of the disaster, Busby told his wife, Jean, that he wanted to quit football.
In the aftermath of Maria, hundreds of schools closed in Puerto Rico — and some remain that way.
Fashion designer Rachel Roy has decided to lie low today, in the aftermath of Beyoncé's Lemonade release.
Babs fervently campaigned for Hillary Clinton, and she's been outspoken in the aftermath of the 2016 election.
The women tenderly cared for Ada and resumed being friends again in the aftermath of the fight.
But radiation health experts say the pills aren't really helpful in the aftermath of a nuclear attack.
Second, in the aftermath of conflict FAO sponsored farmer field schools to offer training and strengthen skills.
And Clinton's strength in polls appears to have grown, not weakened, in the aftermath of that debate.
Finally, the article noted that Mr. Qader said he understood why, in the aftermath of the Sept.
Many died in the aftermath of the hurricane, due to lack of power, food and medical care.
Homebuilding could slump further in September in the aftermath of Harvey and Hurricane Irma, which struck Florida.
In the aftermath of Bouwmeester's collapse, the Blues lost three straight games including two on the road.
In the aftermath of the stampede, clothes and other personal items were left scattered across the ground.
For UC Davis in the aftermath of the 2011 pepper-spray incident, the internet is an inconvenience.
As in the aftermath of 2008, the cost of a public bailout was more rigorous public oversight.
But in the aftermath of Trump's election, many thought we would face a wave of celebrity candidates.
In the aftermath of the Civil War, suffragists linked their struggle to that of the Southern freedmen.
But now, in the aftermath of the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, their fates are unclear.
Ms. Kilner, who is preternaturally calm, would help soothe tensions in the aftermath of any given blowup.
In the aftermath of those fires, California's power companies have received close scrutiny from the State Legislature.
Or that she walked tall in stilettos en route to Houston in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
Lake Bell is getting candid about her mental health in the aftermath of her traumatic birth experiences.
He describes what's unfolding in his community with terms generally used in the aftermath of weather emergencies.
In the aftermath of every mass shooting, I have opposed knee-jerk reactions from gun control advocates.
We saw her getting political in the aftermath of the 2016 election and her sexual assault lawsuit.
In the aftermath of Cuba's revolution, his family fled its native Havana and resettled in South Florida.
In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, a girl named Hang arrives in Texas as a refugee.
The critique of "government schools" passed through a defining moment in the aftermath of the Brown v.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Erdogan spoke on the phone in the aftermath of the attack Friday.
But Buckley's nephew, Brent Bozell, did just that on Twitter in the aftermath of the Jacobs's incident.
But her staff was still under great stress in the aftermath of Trump's tweets singling them out.
One common challenge is the short-term liquidity constraints faced in the aftermath of a large storm.
The curriculum first provoked widespread controversy for violent and intolerant teachings in the aftermath of the Sept.
But in the aftermath of the attack, at least, he saw a continued purpose for his life.
The announcements came in the aftermath of similar requests by Walmart and Kroger (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution).
Puerto Rico is still devastated in the aftermath of the horrific climate-change-fueled Hurricane Irma. 8.
In the aftermath of that debacle, I wondered if the company might be chastened, or even apologetic.
Trump sparked controversy in the aftermath of this weekend's massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
Rick Scott said "we've got a lot of work to do " in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
In the aftermath of the Great Recession, he led Obama's economic recovery board from 2009 to 2011.
In the aftermath of the report, which identified numerous problems with the death penalty in Illinois, Gov.
In the aftermath of Mr. Trump's ban, another poll found 44 percent of Australians supporting similar measures.
YouTube removed Paul from its Google Preferred program in the aftermath of his controversial Aokigahara forest video.
In the aftermath of the vote, sterling has fallen sharply and expectations are rising of a recession.
In the aftermath of the killings, Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church received millions of dollars in donations.
Relief efforts from the U.S. to Puerto Rico have been slow in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Villanueva said police are facing a series of threats to schools in the aftermath of the Nov.
In the aftermath of the 2016 election, we have repeatedly seen consumers protest the big tech platforms.
Unbelievably, this vote comes in the aftermath of Johnson's unlawful suspension of the British Parliament in September.
When I was appointed the first United States Secretary of Homeland Security in the aftermath of Sept.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, Grande, fans, and people around the world came together in support.
Greg Abbott (R) on Wednesday praised President Trump for his support in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
This institution was founded, in the aftermath of two world wars, to help shape this better future.
In fact, 156,85033 more Puerto Ricans have migrated to Florida alone in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
But many of the companies that backed Apple went quiet in the aftermath of the FBI's decision.
In the aftermath of Mr. Ailes's departure, executives declared that such behavior would never again be tolerated.
One sign of the ongoing awkwardness surrounding the issue surfaced in the aftermath of Biden's Thursday confrontation.
The plane has been grounded since March in the aftermath of two fatal crashes in five months.
Still, in the aftermath of #MeToo, the clarion call for reform in church practices has gotten stronger.
Mr. Talabani, elected president in the aftermath of the downfall of Saddam Hussein, became America's favorite Iraqi.
Republican lawmakers, including party leadership, were largely silent on the matter in the aftermath of the report.
From 2009 to 2011, in the aftermath of the last recession, the poverty rate reached 23.5 percent.
Like most chapters of the United States' counterterrorism campaign that began in the aftermath of the Sept.
The oil-on-canvas "Fatality" from 1958 is born in the aftermath of a massacre in Iraq.
Update: In the aftermath of this story, it was not shocking to hear from understandably angry developers.
In the aftermath of the shooting, other Republican state lawmakers from Wisconsin and Florida are following suit.
In the aftermath of the 1968 Pittsburgh riots, the housing and businesses in the neighborhood were ravaged.
Uber quickly rolled out new safety features in India and elsewhere in the aftermath of the incident.
And you can bet that there will be more to come in the aftermath of yesterday's result.
This institution was founded in the aftermath of two world wars, to help shape this better future.
"There's a higher level of scrutiny now in the aftermath of what's happening in Flint," she said.
Do you expect gun-control legislation to be in the news more in the aftermath of this attack?
That came despite promotions and increased food safety measures in the aftermath of last year's food illness incidents.
Camille Grammer is counting her blessings in the aftermath of last month's Woolsey Fires, which destroyed her home.
I had planned to write one thing before the election and it changed in the aftermath of it.
In the aftermath of the Supreme Court's decision to redefine marriage, Justice Clarence Thomas issued a dire warning.
"In the aftermath of publishing the paper I'm sure biologists will tell us more use cases," said Katzschmann.
In the aftermath of his infamous fence jump during Fantasy Suite week, he's going to need some support.
Trump claimed in the aftermath of the 2016 election that "millions and millions" of people had voted illegally.
Harwood: Do you think it's fair to say that, in the aftermath of the financial crisis, Washington overreacted?
A gun show scheduled for Las Vegas later that week was canceled in the aftermath of the massacre.
That comes in the aftermath of the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Turkey.
In the aftermath of the 2016 especially, there's been more and more calls to dismantle the Electoral College.
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency's explanation for what happened changed several times in the aftermath of that screwup.
But the level of integration they've achieved became apparent in the aftermath of Attorney General Jeff Sessions's announcement.
The new film centers on budding designer Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) in the aftermath of a car crash.
In the aftermath of all those consecutive losses, I felt emptied, like a shell—disconnected from my body.
In the aftermath of the Grand Finale, the Maizes will be adding a personal note to their celebration.
Damaged boats sit among debris in a marina in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Fla.
The full scope of the program became most apparent in the aftermath of Edward Snowden's leaks in 2013.
In the aftermath of the stunning result, statistical analysts homed in on blue-collar whites as never before.
Rescue personnel search amid debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Mexico Beach, Florida, on Oct. 212.
In the aftermath of the disaster, Lu apologized publicly, getting down onto his knees in front of reporters.
The figure's precarious position speaks to the uncertainty produced around people's identities in the aftermath of social upheaval.
Cameron published his tax return information for the last six years, in the aftermath of the Panama Papers.
In the aftermath of Mr. Guzmán's escape, relations between the Mexican and American governments were at a low.
In the aftermath of the Note 7 debacle, many wondered whether the Note line was done for good.
However, Amanda Velez has spoken out about the incident in the aftermath of her son, Adrian Ortega's death.
The last time the gap was as big was in 2012, in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Italian banks had a mixed week in the aftermath of the rejection by Italian voters of political reforms.
It's the glimmer of a consensus that Scanlon wasn't sure was possible in the aftermath of Sandy Hook.
Facebook has done a lot of promising "to do better" in the aftermath of its Cambridge Analytica scandal.
In the aftermath of the dragging incident, United announced 10 policy changes, including an end to involuntary bumping.
NATO was formed in the aftermath of World War II as a defensive alliance against the Soviet Union.
The effort with Google will also help drivers navigate around closed roads in the aftermath of the storm.
There are many acts of humanity that give hope in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in London.
In the aftermath of their efforts to repeal online-privacy protections, Eshoo said the political winds have shifted.
The report shows that Paddock's hotel room was strewn with assault rifles in the aftermath of the shooting.
In the aftermath of an attack, the Taliban often release their version of events within hours, sometimes minutes.
In the aftermath of the incident, Moscow said it would "target" US-led coalition aircraft flying above Syria.
I can imagine that in the aftermath of the hurricane, Haitians will again struggle to see their future.
Super secure messaging apps always seemed like a great idea, especially in the aftermath of the Snowden revelations.
This ideological orientation led to exaggerated accusations in the United States, especially in the aftermath of the Sept.
A woman struggles to cope with life in the aftermath of a horrendous crime committed by her son.
This isn't the first time a Tesla vehicle battery has caught fire in the aftermath of a crash.
In the aftermath of the Christchurch terrorist attack, New Zealand is looking to step up on gun control.
She shared the photo above in the aftermath of the UK's EU referendum earlier in the year. Truth.
Many of Christchurch's Muslims, he said, had drawn closer and grown stronger in the aftermath of March 15.
These interventions save lives and they're a direct result of Americans' generosity in the aftermath of the quake.
In the aftermath of the strike, hundreds of body parts were found strewn in and outside the hall.
Pastor Andrew Craig Brunson was first detained by Turkish authorities in the aftermath of the failed 77 coup.
Trump put the jacket back on for her return flight to Washington, D.C. In the aftermath of Mrs.
But in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the refrigeration unit needed space for at least a dozen more.
Trump also went after London Mayor Sadiq Khan for his comments in the aftermath of the London attack.
His remarks made in the aftermath of the terror attack in Manchester captured the mood in Britain perfectly.
In the aftermath of Super Tuesday, Donald Trump's campaign has been elevated from frontrunner to almost inevitable status.
In the aftermath of the rape, Breslin was "in complete shock and total denial" — an extremely common reaction.
But Rapid7 was surprised by how poorly the Xfinity system responded in the aftermath of such an attack.
Cars are lined up to buy gas in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico.
Cruz Ben Carson, meanwhile, laid into Ted Cruz after a skirmish in the aftermath of the Iowa caucuses.
The image shows the crowd of White House staffers looking hopelessly defeated in the aftermath of Tuesday's election.
Dunbar predicted that the center will be used in the aftermath of a flood, avalanche or another earthquake.
The central bank held rates near zero for nearly a decade in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
That central banks would be pausing in the aftermath of Brexit is, on the face of it, puzzling.
In the aftermath of cases involving doctors, some patients might be drug-dependent and have nowhere to go.
Congress has only reinforced America's electoral integrity once, in the aftermath of the "hanging chad" debacle in 20193.
In the aftermath of the explosion, NASA, one of SpaceX's biggest customers, declared its support for the firm.
In the aftermath of the recession TAA was improved, and Mr Obama now wants to expand wage insurance.
In the aftermath of Hurricane and Tropical Storm Harvey, communities united and strangers came to each other's aid.
Many begin in the aftermath of calamity: divorce, murder, the transformation of a family member into a rabbit.
"I arrived with my family from Piacenza in the aftermath of World War II," Armani told Gourmet Traveler.
Throw the W. Bush number out because his approval ratings were hugely inflated in the aftermath of Sept.
Justice Clarence Thomas is widely viewed as adopting silence during oral arguments in the aftermath of his hearing.
For in the aftermath of Brexit the EU is undergoing one of its periodic fits of soul-searching.
Meadows voted against two 2013 bills to provide relief and rebuilding efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, embraced just that message in the aftermath of the Orlando, Fla.
What is the rationale behind the President's Saudi Arabia response in the aftermath of Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder?
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, Mr. Berggruen said, he began to question his life's purpose.
Unlike Scott, Nelson and Gillum, DeSantis finds himself without any official responsibilities in the aftermath of the hurricane.
Calls to abolish birthright citizenship intensified, for example, in the 2628s and in the aftermath of 28503/22019.
In the aftermath of terrorist attacks, some political parties use fear to promote their agendas and get votes.
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, budget deficits rose to more than 10 percent of GDP.
In the aftermath of that election, a large number of Sanders supporters were elected as state party members.
Schiff's comments come as House Democrats debate the merits of impeaching Trump in the aftermath of Mueller's report.
In the aftermath of IS occupation, these groups will want to translate their military gains into political control.
Residents in Austin, Texas, are being urged to boil water in the aftermath of last week's historic storm.
He famously accused President George Bush of not caring about black people in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
In the aftermath of the Brexit, there's a rising sense of imminent political change in the United States.
In the aftermath of the chaos of from 2011 to 2017, the surviving regimes value stability over change.
After that, support will kick in only around $1.15 - touched in the aftermath of the 2016 Brexit referendum.
But this time around, she declared that "spring break is dead" in the aftermath of the prior bombings.
In the aftermath of the 2018 midterm election, Democrats have no shortage of energy, political agendas or ideologies.
The company's shares dropped nearly six points in the aftermath of the breach, according to the Washington Post.
The editorial board lashed out at the administration's refusal to waive the law in the aftermath of Maria.
European stocks face challenges in the aftermath of the Brexit vote, populist unrest and a weakened banking system.
Brian Sandoval said that medical workers "have told me they've saved lives" in the aftermath of the shooting.
Guillain-Barre is an autoimmune disorder, in which the body attacks itself in the aftermath of an infection.
As such, he made a profound impression on European art in the aftermath of the Second World War.
In the aftermath of the final, there was a huge furore about the lack of punishment for Young.
This stress-pimple monster erupts on Selina's face in the aftermath of the unprecedented tie on election night.
As royal families do, the three cleared up their issues very professionally in the aftermath of the incident.
The show picks up in the aftermath of the prison riot, which dragged on interminable through Season 5.
Smith also said Pagan had stopped working at the media outlet Postmedia in the aftermath of the arrest.
McDonald's official franchisee group is rallying around the chain's new leadership in the aftermath of its CEO shakeup.
Even before the diplomatic tensions in the aftermath of the coup, U.S.-Turkish relations were complex and sensitive.
The president perhaps said it best: All levels of government were overwhelmed in the aftermath of Katrina's landfall.
Residents in Florida, Georgia and other states are struggling to find resources in the aftermath of the storm.
The dollar weakened against the yen and the Swiss franc in the aftermath of disappointing ISM manufacturing data.
Thousands of judges were purged in the aftermath of the failed 2016 coup attempt, hollowing out the service.
Thousands of judges were purged in the aftermath of the failed 2000 coup attempt, hollowing out the service.
As many as 300,000 people have fled to Florida from Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
But in the aftermath of the attack, only one of the weapons became the subject of intense scrutiny.
They were there at the behest of the Newtown Action Alliance, founded in the aftermath of Sandy Hook.
In the aftermath of last year's wildfires in Northern California's wine country, the list of the missing swelled.
We were in the aftermath of the tragic shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
Here's a simple guide to all the developments in the aftermath of the Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday.
Yet in the aftermath of the latest news, many faculty and students said they felt betrayed and angered.
Other musicians and notable figures have previously made million-dollar philanthropic donations in the aftermath of natural disasters.
In the aftermath of the independence referendum, Mr. Talabani's eldest son, Bafel, began unilateral negotiations with Mr. Abadi.
Although this is helpful in the aftermath of a breakup, it can't be used as a crutch forever.
He criticizes the predictable arguments offered by both liberals and conservatives in the aftermath of a mass shooting.
The last time the gap was that big was in 2012, in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
The President's apparent U-turns have left the nation spinning in the aftermath of successive horrific mass shootings.
Tonight, in the aftermath of yet more mass shootings, the internet is once again a swirl of threads.
The first act, in the aftermath of the second world war, brought computing to governments and big corporations.
Investors didn't know what to make of the news; Facebook's stock fell in the aftermath of its report.
Where was the commitment from my fellow Marines, when I needed support in the aftermath of the attack?
In the aftermath of the Lombok earthquake, for instance, foreign nongovernmental organizations were told they were not needed.
Opinion Interstate 40 north of Wilmington, N.C., was closed off in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence on Monday.
And in the aftermath of Harvey, the challenges of keeping older and disabled people healthy have been enormous.
Its fate hangs in the balance in the aftermath of a merger with the rival Harmony & Hope Ministries.
However, company officials are considering advancing the work in the aftermath of the fire, the source said Monday.
At the same time, Trump was quick to demand more action against IS in the aftermath of Orlando.
As the fourth director of Homeland Security — the umbrella department set up in the aftermath of the Sept.
The study states that in the aftermath of a local shooting, students' antidepressant usage increased by 21 percent.
Trump has blamed the four groups he and supporters frequently attack in the aftermath of the op-ed.
The Tea Party coalesced in the aftermath of the 2008 elections amid widespread distress on the political right.
The first flames of revolution in Central Europe in the aftermath of World War I had been extinguished.
In the aftermath of the JCPOA, the danger from the Iran-North Korea strategic alliance is even greater.
For-hire inspectors can charge $1,000-$2,000 per claim in the aftermath of major disasters, industry sources said.
In the aftermath of that attack, several prominent websites committed new resources to curbing terrorist and extremist content.
Employing the "economics of violence" perspective in asking what comes next with Iran in the aftermath of Gen.
Koehler now leads Global Athlete, a lobbying group for athletes formed in the aftermath of the 2015 scandal.
Tumso Abdurakhmanov, a Chechen activist, posted a video of himself in the aftermath of the attack Wednesday night.
In the aftermath of Mr. Ailes's dismissal in July, the Murdochs pledged to clean up the network's culture.
Also in the aftermath of the attack, Iraq's Parliament voted to expel the U.S. military from the country.
Anbar was the birthplace of Sunni extremism in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 53.
Anbar was the birthplace of Sunni extremism in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
In the aftermath of the American War of Independence, the British needed a new place to send criminals.
Among those volunteers was the Cajun Navy, a volunteer rescue organization formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
He played a key role in the aftermath of the disaster that cost the company over $65 billion.
The euro zone has been struggling to grow in the aftermath of the sovereign debt crisis of 2011.
Its economy was battered and there was little in the way of hope in the aftermath of 21987.
REUTERS - By Ambareesh Baliga Indian markets experienced unabated selling pressure in the aftermath of the government's demonetisation drive.
In the aftermath of the fight that ensued, the Comedian suggested that Hooded Justice found violence sexually arousing.
In the aftermath of Shelby, restrictive measures intentionally designed to discourage voters of color from registering are blooming.
In the aftermath of the global recession of 2008, America and the world have been swimming in debt.
In the aftermath of the sovereign debt crisis, many Europeans have become fed up with the political system.
They were united in caring for the hurt and anguish of Americans in the aftermath of Sept. 11.
In the aftermath of the race, it is allegedly open season for primary challenges to mainstream Republican incumbents.
Aviation safety should be the paramount concern in the aftermath of the Lion Air and Ethiopian Air tragedies.
He is also the latest Trump loyalist to take on a new role in the aftermath of impeachment.
Critics pointed to California, where drug court participation in some areas dropped in the aftermath of Proposition 47.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, President Obama made clear that the debate about climate change was over.
Now, in the aftermath of Dark Mofo, I was again talking to a stranger, uncertain of my safety.
In the aftermath of the shooting, authorities are dealing with a flood of copycat threats at other schools.
I will always live in the aftermath of violence, but I work hard every day to make repairs. 
In the aftermath of senseless slayings, communities often seek solace at candlelight vigils held to honor the dead.
But Gebhardt and her colleagues believe a rise in sexual assaults did occur in the aftermath of Katrina.
In the aftermath of such a tragedy, funeral rites for the killer aren't exactly most people's first concern.
At a broad level, our findings suggest that – in the aftermath of the riots – citizens felt more threatened.
That's because of sharp declines in public funding for public schools in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
He was defeated in 1974, in the aftermath of the Watergate scandals, by the state's governor, Wendell H. Ford.
The election took place in the aftermath of World War I, in the shadow of Woodrow Wilson's tumultuous presidency.
Dozens of other states passed new gun safety measured in the aftermath of Parkland or are mulling new restrictions.
Tourism in Egypt suffered in the aftermath of the mass protests that toppled former president Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
But where is the evidence of such corporate behavior, particularly in the aftermath of the Trump corporate tax cut?
In the aftermath of Tom's (Ryan Eggold) death on The Blacklist, Liz (Megan Boone) has plans for his killers.
In the aftermath of the ban, as America turns away thousands of refugees seeking safety, "Home" feels shockingly relevant.
The department was thrown together during George W. Bush's administration, forged in fear in the aftermath of 9/11.
In the aftermath of the evening of November 9, 2016, many of us processed our grief in different ways.
"All of a sudden there was a massive jerk," Ravindra Pathak said in the aftermath of the deadly derailment.
In the aftermath of this killing, runners (hackers) and corporations race to solve the case, for very different reasons.
"They certainly seem to be a reflection of the zeitgeist in the aftermath of Donald Trump's election," Lenz said.
But then again, Ally isn't the only one whose life is falling apart in the aftermath of the election.
The vote is taking place under a state of emergency declared in the aftermath of the bloody 2016 coup.
As someone pointed out on Twitter, the store was also selling $29 bottles in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
In the aftermath of the incident, Moscow stopped all civilian flights to Egypt, a popular destination for Russian tourists.
In March, in the aftermath of the Christchurch shooting, I tried to distinguish between internet problems and platform problems.
However, the veteran trader insisted that the time to be long gold is in the aftermath of a hike.
In the aftermath of Eisenhower's three illnesses, congressional leaders and outside legal experts appeared agreed that change was necessary.
" On Tuesday, Trump said his administration's response to Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria was "incredibly successful.
According to Trump's statement: Trump, however, said he expected "a rough two weeks" in the aftermath of the storm.
Children fill up bottles with water at a water distribution point in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria on Sept.
Classes were canceled for hurricane preparations or for lack of water and power in the aftermath of the storms.
In the aftermath of the incident, drone manufacturer DJI also announced tougher geofencing restrictions for its drones in Europe.
Now, astronomers have also detected strontium, a heavy element, that was freshly made in the aftermath of the collision.
"The three of us have been having a pretty fun time in the aftermath of the tweet," Franco said.
Wisconsin has a history of surprises that leave people a bit more humble in the aftermath of its elections.
More local drag queens are now making themselves heard online in the aftermath of RuPaul's comments, according to Rodriguez.
Studies have been authored in the aftermath of the similar SARS outbreak that examined discrimination in Asian American communities.
What to watch: Cyber-insurance purchases spike in the aftermath of a prominent and expensive incident, per Marsh's index.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, for instance, affected communities have shown higher rates of suicide, depression, and PTSD.
A petition launched by the Leadership Conference in the aftermath of the call similarly only named Bannon and Gorka.
In the aftermath of Trump's election, I spoke to top liberals terrified that Trump would outflank them, and quickly.
Looks like there's no bad blood between Tiffany Haddish and Beyoncé's family in the aftermath of the #WhoBitBeyonce controversy.
IN THE aftermath of the 276 presidential election, much blame was heaped on social media for fuelling partisan rancour.
Clean-up and rebuilding in the aftermath of Harvey and Irma could buoy sales of building materials in September.
The U.K. hospitality industry may suffer a manpower crunch in the aftermath of a Brexit, a hotelier warned Thursday.
Even in the aftermath of Friday's political turmoil, "the situation in Spain seemed largely contained for now," Eisner said.
Police had said in the aftermath of the attack they believed the assault was due to Magnitz's political affiliations.
CFIUS allowed the bid, but BHP subsequently walked away from the deal in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Barr's hearing will take place in the aftermath of this month's acquittal of Trump in the Senate's impeachment investigation.
Sterling's fall in the aftermath of the June 2016 referendum sent inflation soaring above the BoE's two percent target.
The side-profile scan showed the device put in Zolciak-Biermann's heart in the aftermath of her 2015 stroke.
All of it violates every procedural principle and policy promise Republicans put forth in the aftermath of Obamacare's passage.
In the aftermath of the shooting, it said authorities had found 65 9 mm shell casings in the arcade.
Meg Allison, the librarian for Moretown's elementary school, recalls how quickly the town mobilized in the aftermath of Irene.
In the aftermath of Tristan Thompson's big scandal, the Kardashians did something truly crazy: They turned the cameras off.
Like Donatella, Graham was thrust into the spotlight in the aftermath of a tragic event: her husband's 1963 suicide.
We're left with a set of characters stuck in the aftermath of the worst cyber attack in US history.
In the aftermath of Bahena Rivera's arrest, his undocumented status became a political talking point for some law makers.
She responded to the Oklahoma City bombings, and she came to New York in the aftermath of September 11.
It actually sounds like Kourtney's new guy Younes Bendjima played an important role in the aftermath of the incident.
But that could change in the aftermath of the Vega crash, leading to higher costs for space rocket launches.
People cut away a tree that fell on a vehicle in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Panama City.
In this aerial view, storm damaged boats are seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in Panama City, Florida.
Makeshift shelters and food are being provided for those displaced from their homes in the aftermath of the flooding.
In the aftermath of the scandal, such reforms were "effectively dead in the water," according to political consultancy Eurasia.
It is the 42nd Republican-held state legislative seat that Democrats have won in the aftermath of Trump's victory.
In the aftermath of the tragedy, she has become a national voice on the movement to reform gun laws.
We have witnessed U.S. banks reporting strong earnings, buoyed in part by bond trading in the aftermath of Brexit.
Twitter has defended its handling of misinformation and abuse in the aftermath of this week's shooting at YouTube's headquarters.
But the book is really about what we do in the aftermath of a love affair—how we cope.
In the aftermath of 9/11, GM's "Keep America Rolling" campaign helped restore consumer confidence and keep factories humming.
And there are manmade disasters — risk of a "nuclear winter" in the aftermath of a thermonuclear war, for one.
He was the first victim of a hate crime in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on September 11.
Another reason to move on a claim quickly: Insurance company offices become busy in the aftermath of a storm.
Ball said the United States and Australia had held similar wide-ranging inquiries in the aftermath of major attacks.
In the aftermath of 2016, the Turkish government jailed over 60,000 individuals including political opponents, journalists, academics and critics.
But that's where we find ourselves in the aftermath of President Trump's stunning dismissal of FBI Director James Comey.
In the aftermath of the 2012 election, Mitt Romney said the biggest failure of his campaign was Latino outreach.
CIA black sites and enhanced interrogations were an extreme response to extreme conditions in the aftermath of 9-85033.
In the aftermath of the incident, Moscow says it will now "target" US-led coalition aircraft flying above Syria.
Congress allowed the law that created the Independent Counsel, passed in the aftermath of Watergate in 1978, to expire.
In almost all cases, budget deficits surged in the aftermath of large- scale reductions in corporate and individual rates.
Rebuilding in the aftermath of disasters disproportionately impacts low-income communities, as they struggle with the inevitable financial burdens.
In the aftermath of the massacre, officials appealed to the public for blood donations to fill a dire need.

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