All participants in our sample, however, developed PIFS in the aftermath of a known G. lamblia infection and remained ill when the interviews were conducted 4 years later.
But we are likely to discover many "known knowns" in the aftermath of this tragedy.
But Bruce Smith, 57, a serviceman who has been working on power lines in the Pacific Northwest for 35 years, said he knew the aftermath of the severe windstorm that hit the region last week had been different when he saw Stephen P. Reynolds, the chief executive of Puget Sound Energy, drive down remote and mangled Kelly Road on Wednesday.
I don't yet know this aftermath and yet I find myself anticipating it.
It was small, easy to miss if you didn't know the aftermath of murder lingered in the air.
Emerson became widely known in the aftermath of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, when, appearing as an expert on CBS News, he theorized that the attack was the work of Islamic extremists.
The aftermath led to a heightened recognition of the need for crews to properly communicate and interact as a team, known as Crew Resource Management.
ANYONE who has watched a road steaming away in the sunny aftermath of a rainstorm knows that sunshine is a powerful evaporator.
The appalling human consequences of the crisis would be dealt with by a shadowy organisation called the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), originally designed to keep government functioning in secret in a nuclear war, but better known for mismanaging the aftermath of hurricanes.
This was hammered home to me by the time I spent recently with a mother, a father and a brother who have known terrible heartbreak and, in its aftermath, spent no shortage of time thinking about the messages that gay Americans receive from the laws and the leaders of our land.
