College radio stations once considered little more than laboratories for students who had chosen broadcasting as an avocation came to play an important gatekeeping role in the development of rock music beginning in the 1970s, in the aftermath of free-form FM rock radio and on the eve of the punk revolution.
In one episode of the series, "The F.B.I. at 100," a former F.B.I. agent, Mark Young, said that Angels became enraged in the aftermath of the Rolling Stones' free concert at Altamont.
In the aftermath of last weekend's free-for-all in Nashville, where Ross Perot forces snatched back control of the Reform Party from allies of Gov. Jesse Ventura of Minnesota, a move is afoot to draft Mr. Perot for a third run for president.
Mexico, now the United States' second-largest trading partner, is integrated as never before into the American economy in the aftermath of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Dunstone brought them to the UK in the aftermath of Carphone Warehouse's chaotic "free" broadband offer, when the group's ill prepared call centres were overwhelmed as millions rushed to install their connections.
In the aftermath of the Depression the concept of free markets was in disrepute.
While medical services were vital in the initial aftermath following the earthquake, prolonged availability of free aid-based program and services greatly undermines existing infrastructure (Schwartz 2008).
The arrangement arrives in the aftermath of the summer's free-agent frenzy of LeBron, Dwayne and Amar'e.
If New Jersey gets no respect, then what is Bergen County supposed to think in the aftermath of last Tuesday's free-for-all -- otherwise known as the Republican primary.
In the aftermath of the verdicts which freed the Brooks and three of her co-defendants, but condemned Andy Coulson and provoked a judicial rebuke of his post-Wapping employer, it was indeed a day for carefully phrased reflection.
Now, in the aftermath of a Supreme Court decision freeing corporations to spend unlimited amounts on campaign commercials, critics are pointing to the governors' associations as evidence of business's appetite for buying access and potential influence.
