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In its aftermath are the inevitable questions about Pakistan's nuclear status — who knew what, and when?

Everybody seems to know that the crisis of 2008 and its aftermath are the most significant since the Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression that followed.

And even when major events unfold online and social media sites broadcast happenings minutes, or even hours, before major news organizations cotton on to them, the discussions and dissections that bubble up in the aftermath are the most interesting parts.

This upsetting incident and its aftermath are the subjects of this documentary that will leave viewers eager to discuss the limits of artistic freedom and the extension of "human rights" to animals.

Mr. Rocha's anguish, the events leading up to the loss of the shuttle and its crew and the aftermath are the subject of "Columbia: Final Mission," a compelling ABC News special tonight with Charles Gibson.

This sojourn in 1816, and its aftermath, are the focus of Howard Brenton's bold, freewheeling play 1984 Bloody Poetry, which is revived now by Tom Littler in a production which does richly textured justice both to its rumbustious comedy and its sensitive insights into the tragic existential predicament of this second generation of Romantics.

But Anisimov's goal and its aftermath was the biggest story line.

"We didn't have a Hurricane Katrina, but the aftermath is the same as if we had," Mr. Falconer said.

What haunts us in the aftermath is the silence at those numbers that have now gone out of service.

And the most newsworthy story from the liang hui aftermath was the hotel detentions.

An astonishing spectacle of the election aftermath is the false account of why Trump won.