This is a routine job at thousands of large stores, warehouses, and shipping companies the aftermath of goods making their way through the supply line to your front door.
Growing investor enthusiasm for low-carbon energy in the aftermath of commitments made at the Paris climate change talks were underlined this week with the £10bn flotation of Dong Energy.
The focus on Iraq in the aftermath of 9/11 made perfect sense.
Those are values celebrated for allowing the British home front to get through World War II and its bleak aftermath of rationing and making do.
A war of attrition by the old guard has undoubtedly inflicted damage; but equally Jeremy Corbyn and his team never expected to win the leadership and weren't prepared for the aftermath, inevitably making a series of mistakes that cut through to the electorate.
Mr. Edwards went on a riff about Hurricane Katrina and what he called President Bush's mismanaging of the aftermath, making reference to Michael D. Brown, the former FEMA director.
But as the aftermath of Humanae Vitae makes clear, a congregational Catholic church unmoored from orthodoxy would likely have more crises, not fewer.
The feather-strewn studio - "it looks a bit like an abbatoir in here" - is the aftermath of days spent making feather corsets, and there will be "amazing devoré and appliqué, all done by hand; gold lace appliquéd on to stretch velvet, and glossy garnet sequins on soft satin chiffon.
"Can the D.C. Republicans look to the bombastic yet utterly human governor of New Jersey and think: Wow, if bipartisanship and pragmatic leadership works for him, maybe it'll work in the U.S. Senate, too?" In the aftermath of Sandy, Christie made it clear he wasn't taking the election into consideration while assessing New Jersey's need for help.
In the public service category, considered the highest honor, The Times-Picayune was cited for "its heroic, multifaceted coverage of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, making exceptional use of the newspaper's resources to serve an inundated city even after evacuation of the newspaper plant".
