California, for instance, has 53 seats, more than 12percentt of the House, but only one race was competitive -- for the seat vacated by Gary A. Condit, the Democrat who lost in a primary in the aftermath of the scandal over Chandra Levy.
DKD has emerged as a major aftermath of the worldwide diabetes pandemic.
Seemingly unremarkable, these 19 words represent one of the many steps Romney will be taking as he treks back to the center in the aftermath of a primary campaign dominated by the hard right.
While secondary CSF loss can be an aftermath of a trauma, neurosurgical procedure, or even systemic dehydration, the etiology of spontaneous (primary) CSF loss remains unknown.
The Aftermath Project is itself an aftermath of sorts.
Usually, an aftermath of confusion and competition worsen the damage.
The primary test of the aftermath of the bishops' conference in Dallas last year is whether children have been abused since the proclamation of its charter.
"It's the aftermath of the primary, not the primary themselves, that were the problem".
A video depicting the aftermath of serious road traffic accidents was used as an analogue stressor.
"During the debate, I didn't make any statements that would indicate I'm a doctor, I'm a scientist, or making any conclusions about the drug one way or the other," she said of the comments in question, which she made in the aftermath of a GOP primary forum on Monday night.
