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Anton Hammerl died horribly, painfully, and alone, one of a heartbreakingly high number of journalists killed while trying to report on the violence of the Arab Spring and its aftermath over the past sixteen months.
Since Sunday the story has continued to dominate the news cycle by picking over the aftermath of the whole mess.
Post hoc analysis of the exposure categories showed stronger effect on the PDS of having witnessed either the explosion or the aftermath over having lost someone close to them or experienced a "near miss".
Bruce Haley has photographed conflict and aftermath all over the world, but I first met him at the San Francisco Arts Institute, where he spent the better part of the evening recounting tales from Afghanistan and Burma at a local bar.
By Whitney Johnson March 3 , 2011Bruce Haley has photographed conflict and aftermath all over the world, but I first met him at the San Francisco Arts Institute, where he spent the better part of the evening recounting tales from Afghanistan and Burma at a local bar.
Federal rescue and aid missions in Puerto Rico ramped up Monday as horror stories from Hurricane Maria's aftermath surfaced over the weekend.
At least 18,000 followers (or alleged followers) of Nito Alves were estimated to have been killed by Cuban and MPLA troops in the aftermath over a period that lasted up to two years, with some estimates claiming as high as 70,000 dead.
He took over the top security job in 1999 in the aftermath of a public outcry over the killings of the dissidents.
In the 32 rich OECD countries the downturn and its aftermath threw over 17m people out of work.
The shooting and its aftermath hung over us the rest of the school year; for the graduating students, they remained a set of emotional ellipses never quite resolved.
Leslie said these "hard-left" activists took over in the aftermath of the 2015 general election, "when a lot of us had pulled over to the hard shoulder and had lifted the bonnet and were looking at the engine and scratching our heads".
