The satellite images, released by Amnesty International, show the aftermath of the attacks, contrasting pictures taken on 2 January with others taken on 7 January.
Miriam had exhaustively recorded the devastation of 2011 with her camera, and had turned her photographs into a book, "MonterossoAmare," chronicling the disaster and its aftermath, and contrasting it with a 1966 flood of similar destructive power.
Indirect consequences of EWCE are likely to widen the range of possible adverse health outcomes in the aftermath of EWCE, in contrast to direct consequences with immediate effects on health (2, 6, 7).
The Mail has been a strong backer of May, seeing her as much the most plausible Tory leader in the aftermath of David Cameron's resignation, and contrasting her ostensible gravitas with the lightweights in her cabinet.
The election in July and its relatively trouble-free aftermath contrasts with democracy's regression in Thailand where the leader of a military coup, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, was appointed prime minister on August 21st by a legislature packed with his puppets.
There was no evidence of land disputes between farmers or resettlement unrest occurring at Hudson, contrasting with the aftermath of the Parícutin eruption, where murders and suicides occurred (Rees 1979).
The news reports on commercial music stations contrasts with the aftermath of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Ross said, when many stations simply turned their signals over to affiliated news stations.
For all today's talk of austerity, a policy of Keynesian fiscal stimulus was adopted by most governments in the immediate aftermath of the credit crisis.In contrast policymakers seem to show a lot less interest in the economic ideas of the "Austrian school" led by Ludwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek, who once battled Keynes for intellectual supremacy.
In contrast to the aftermath of the 1999 bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, officials never gave permission to students who asked to demonstrate at the American Embassy.
And the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College reported last month that, in contrast to the aftermath of the recessions in 1990 and 2001, public employment has continued to fall during the recovery.
Paula Finn, who wrote some of the work's lyrics, noted that the response to the Triangle fire stood in contrast to the aftermath of the larger workplace disaster of 9/11.
