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Still, America lacks several advantages Japan had as it grappled with the aftermath of its burst bubbles.

In the aftermath of its banking bust in the early 1990s it not only cleaned up its banks quickly but also embarked on a radical programme of microeconomic deregulation.

For much of the late 1990s and early 2000s, Western economists and politicians were happy to lecture the Japanese government about the mistakes it made in the aftermath of its asset bubble.

The company actually fell further today in regular trading than it did in the immediate aftermath of its earnings.

In the aftermath of its move to defund Planned Parenthood, Susan G. Komen officials said it had adopted a new policy of refusing to fund any institution that was under federal investigation.

The big question that remains, as the community in and around Skid Row deals with the aftermath of its highest-profile tragedy in recent memory, is just how painful it has to be.

It's hard to talk about Hot Feminist, without talking about the aftermath of its original publication.

Sweden is grappling with the awkward aftermath of its recent election.

Lebanon coped with the aftermath of its 15-year civil war with a form of collective amnesia.

When we were provoked before, the military's first thought was about the aftermath of its response and the politics.

Microsoft's competitive behavior is more restrained these days in the aftermath of its antitrust troubles, industry veterans and analysts say.