Still, why was growth fast in the aftermath of this crisis?
In the aftermath of Sandy Hook, the diagnoses came fast and furious.
Danny Alexander, chief secretary to the treasury, announced the draft clauses in Edinburgh and described them as "the faithful fulfilment of the Smith commission" – the all-party group set up in the aftermath of September's independence referendum to fast-track further powers to Scotland.
In the aftermath of the 104th United States Open, the firm, fast and unforgiving setup of the golf course Sunday remained a hot topic.
Although gas markets have faced a severe glut in the past few years, the outlook is improving fast, especially in the aftermath of Japan's Fukushima disaster and the decision by Germany to phase out nuclear power.
Color of Change was formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in an effort to get fast relief to hurricane survivors via the Internet.
"Surprisingly there is fast track development in the aftermath of the earthquake in which hundreds of residents died while many others lost property worth millions," says Mukeshimana.
Inflation theory proposes that in the immediate aftermath of the Big Bang, the universe expanded much faster than it did later.
"We want to create a space on Facebook…that connects communities in the aftermath of a crisis and helps people feel safe faster, recover, and rebuild" says Facebook Safety Check product designer Preethi Chetan.
The notion that parasites are ravaging populations -- and clearly, they are -- is hard to reconcile with the already impressive and fast-accumulating evidence that the aftermath of eradicating parasites is ravaging other populations.
