To blame the player for this sad state of affairs is unhelpful, to say the least.In the aftermath of the spot-fixing scandal it appeared as if a consensus had been reached: that match-fixing must be forced out into the open, regardless of who or what might be exposed.
In the aftermath of the spot-fixing scandal, Amir, who was 18 at the time of the incident, separated himself from his co-conspirators by admitting his guilt and showing remorse.
I was not Tweeting during the Super Bowl (and I don't think Lindsay Lohan is on my friends list), so I missed what AD AGE reported: "a lot of people were talking about it on Twitter in the aftermath of the spot's airing - with many egging Ms. Lohan on to file a lawsuit against E-Trade".
On his way home, he spots the aftermath of an accident on the L.A. freeways and stops to watch the police rescue a passenger.
But the humans at Pets.com were not prepared for the aftermath of the puppet's spot broadcast during the Super Bowl in January.
He's a roll-back-the-government conservative who, in the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2008-2009, spotted a historic opportunity to complete the work that Margaret Thatcher began.
The calls for a new language in the aftermath of Cox's death were "spot on".
This fractured nation of 26 million, the poorest in the Arab world, has many hot spots in the aftermath of the fall of the capital, Sana, to the northern-based Houthi faction, a mostly Shiite Muslim group in a largely Sunni Muslim nation.
The aim of the radio spots, Mr. Ghandour explained, is "to promote awareness among families in a very dangerous situation, in the aftermath of the conflict, on where to go and how to spot mines and unexploded ordnance".
His pitching suffered in the aftermath of the outing, which cost him his spot in the Braves rotation.
The marines were part of a patrol that was sent to examine the aftermath of an Apache helicopter attack upon the insurgent, who was spotted in an open field near their patrol base.
