The phrase "aftermath at the end" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It seems to imply a redundancy, as "aftermath" already refers to the consequences or results that follow an event, making "at the end" unnecessary.
Example: "The aftermath of the storm left the town in disarray."
Alternatives: "consequences following" or "results at the conclusion".
And if, in fact, the United States was not on the short list of countries Iran most vociferously challenged for their loud protests of the election and its aftermath, at the end of the day, would we rather be on this list or absent from it?
(In yesterday's ritualized "After the Final Rose" special, which unpacks the proposal and its aftermath at the end of every "Bachelor" season, it was announced to much excitement that she will play the role of the new Bachelorette this spring, and the tears were replaced by the audience's whoops and hollers, and the introduction of a number of Becca's future suitors).
The Carrie-Brody story continues for another year, and is all in the aftermath of what happened at the end of the second season.
Instead, our Universe is best described by an inflationary period that occurred prior to the Big Bang, and the Big Bang is the aftermath of what occurred at the end of inflation.
Writer Robert Kirkman summated on the aftermath of the confrontation: At the end of this week's episode, Rick is of the mind that they're square; they've got everything out in the open, they've each said their piece and they both know where each other stands, they've had their big blowout and they're riding back in that car and Rick thinks he's handled it.
Although not much is known about Season 3 of "Homeland," it will pick up during the aftermath of the terrorist attack at the end of Season 2 that caused Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis) to leave the country with the help of Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes).
The internal wrangles of the strike team in the aftermath of the death of Curtis Lemonhead Lemansky Kenny Johnsonson) at the end of the last series dominates season six, with Mackey and Vendrell reaching an inevitable showdown.
IN THE aftermath of the second oil shock at the end of the 1970s, as prices rose and new oil became harder to find, it was often said that the best place to drill for oil was in the canyons of Wall Street.
As the crisis of 2008 and its continuing aftermath have surely shown us, we are at the end of what financialisation can do for growth.
Yay! Flashback to the aftermath of Lucille being arrested after the boat disaster at the end of season three.
His vision emerged at the end of the 1980s, in the aftermath of a rave in the Surrey countryside that had descended into violence.
