He wrote his way straight through the aftermath, and not only did he continue making his record, he decided to invite a huge film crew in to capture the entire recording process, a mere six months after his son died.
For the Costello and Laudor families, the aftermath has included not only struggles with grief, but struggles with each other.
Torture and murder were deemed necessary to maintain the racist equilibrium, and in apartheid's aftermath, there remains not only the pent-up rage of the once-subjugated but also the perverse effect the system's wicked strictures had on family life, education and labor markets.
The mass spying systems erected by the NSA, FBI, CIA and other government agencies in the aftermath of 9/11 not only imperil Fourth Amendment rights, but they also have a chilling effect on First Amendment rights, curtailing investigative reporting as well as the public's access to vital information.
Peering inside that machine, company engineers actually saw evidence of the aftermath of the attacks, not only at Google, but also at at least 33 other companies, including Adobe Systems, Northrop Grumman and Juniper Networks, according to a government consultant who has spoken with the investigators.
This is because aside from the physical losses, any important damage on the buildings can gravely affect the operation of the network in the aftermath of an earthquake, not only from a purely operational point of view but also from the emergency management perspective (Salgado-Gálvez 2014).
So a couple should seek professional help to deal with the aftermaths of an affair, not only to possibly heal their relationship but also for their own psychological wellbeing.
What astonished professionals like Mr. Ritchie, the British-born senior vice president of Sotheby's wine department, was that the aftermath of the terrorist attacks not only did not impair auction sales, it might have galvanized them.
It's not only the aftermath of last January's earthquake that is troubling the still-embryonic democratic process in Haiti — although it's not easy to promote elections amid mass displacement and homelessness, to say nothing of all the electoral identification cards lost in goudou-goudou, the quake's onomatopoeic Creole nickname.
The architectural task in the long aftermath of such shootings is not only to repair structural damage but to calibrate a balance between remembering and forgetting sufficient for daily life to continue nearby — and to figure out how the shapes, materials, and details of buildings can participate in that calibration.
