It was also quickly apparent that all forms of journalism have more or less abandoned the convention of treating the dead gently in the immediate aftermath of the announcement.
Representative Alfred Ely of New York, captured during the chaotic aftermath of the battle and treated roughly by a hot-tempered Confederate colonel, found himself en route to Richmond and confinement in Libby Prison.
She said that the writers who created Todd's first major storyline, the gang rape of Marty Saybrooke and its aftermath, treated rape like most soaps had done in the past, by using archetypes such as the fight between good and evil and the contrast between the weak and strong.
She refused ever to do nude scenes again and couldn't deal with the aftermath of the way she was treated and defined by that film.
If, in the aftermath of 9/11, President George W. Bush had treated the arguments of Feith, McCain, and other advocates of the Iraq War with the disdain they deserved, we (and the Iraqis) wouldn't be where we are today.
T.W.A. Flight 800 will also be remembered for its impact on the way victims' families are treated in the aftermath of an air crash.
For the United States, which was a novice in the intelligence and special operations business in the second world war, and whose agencies were roughly treated in the aftermath of Vietnam, this has been an incredible transformation.
"It was absolutely unacceptable how the victims' bodies were treated in the aftermath of the tragedy," he added, in reference to alleged tampering by rebels at the crash site.
A widespread belief among the English population that their country is not fairly treated in the aftermath of devolution is clearly one of them.
Our initial response in Haiti last month to assist those caught up in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Matthew was directed to treat those injured during the storm and reconnect them with life's most basic essentials like clean water and sanitation.
