History shows only that the markets tend to be volatile and unpredictable in the aftermath of close national elections.
Lee's emotion was borne out in the aftermath of the closing ceremony, sitting alongside her team-mates, when she burst into tears.
Last May, Mr. Murdoch expressed doubts about the New Jersey governor, saying he expected more damaging stories to emerge about Mr. Christie's aides in the aftermath of the closing of lanes at the George Washington Bridge.
It was founded as a reaction to the aftermath of the closing of the Bergen Tramway, where only a single tram was preserved, and where volunteers realized that a similar lack of preservation could happen in Oslo.
As difficult as it might be to believe, Bachmann did occasionally censor herself, as when she carefully departed from the spotlight in the aftermath of that close election.
Shawn Dofagal-GoldmaNasa Nasa's Planetary Science Division and his colleagues compiled a list of plausible outcomes that could unfold in the aftermath of a close encounter, to help humanity "prepare for actual contact".
In the aftermath of the close 2000 election, Ms. Meek said that voters in her district, which is about 60percentt black, had their rights trampled because of inadequate ballot instructions and roadblocks preventing them from voting.
Samsung shares climbed in the aftermath of the Lee verdict, closing up around half a percentage point.
It was there, as a reporter for the Middlesex News, that she saw the aftermath of war up close.
As is often the way in the aftermath of disaster, the close-knit community has forged stronger bonds than ever.
Late in that decade, in the aftermath of yet another close but crushing playoff defeat at the hands of the Steelers, a reporter asked the highly quotable Bum what he'd like his tombstone to say.
