The young phenom Rutherford is killed by a bean ball, and Waugh's growing obsession with the league in its aftermath costs him his job, perhaps even his life.
That slows things down, and keeps costs up Mr Strzelecki reckons the accident and its aftermath may cost up to £25m.
CORRECT (but a little early): The mortgage mess and aftermath has cost the U.S. government more than $13 trillion.
During the recession and in its aftermath, pension costs for Los Angeles police, firefighters and city employees grew while investment returns were worse than expected, according to audit reports released Wednesday by the controller.
The cross-party committee of MPs also expressed dismay at the long-running 'Plebgate' inquiry into the Downing Street confrontation between officers and former chief whip Andrew Mitchell and its aftermath that has cost more than £144,000 so far.
Kristol predicted that only 75,000 troops would be needed to police the War's aftermath at a cost of $16 billion a year.
Joong-rae's imagination is liberated by his affair with her and its melodramatic aftermath, but at the cost of a terrible blow to his ego.
The maybewarriors don't dispute the desirability of "regime change" in Baghdad; but they wonder about the costs, the aftermath, and the question of priorities.
How and where to rebuild are now big questions.In Wellington, the capital, the cabinet approved special measures to meet the cost of the aftermath, and the government declared itself ready to borrow more on international markets.
Williams may also be bubbly, fresh-faced and friendly in person, but she is also the consummate competitor, able to the block out the rest of the world – a trait that served her well in the aftermath of the tragedy that cost the life of the Nodar Kumaritashvili on the same Whistler track.
