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The polling conducted in the aftermath seems to back this thesis.

But the fiddling of the election and its violent aftermath seems to have swept him up.The waves of anger and dissent that have rolled across the land, especially among young people and women, have plainly not been confined to the middle-class suburbs of northern Tehran.

But the conventional wisdom coming out of Washington in the immediate aftermath seems to be missing the much larger meaning of this undeniable inflection point.

Although the Polish film Aftermath seems to have nothing to do with Halloween, its release tomorrow at New York's Lincoln Plaza and Cinema Village invites a connection.

For many, the bus station attack and its aftermath seemed to underscore both public rage and confusion after three weeks of nearly daily attacks by Palestinians that have left nine Israelis dead and dozens more injured.

Washington attorney Paul Perito, a longtime friend who represented Pierce during congressional and independent-counsel investigations at HUD, said the protracted inquiries and their aftermath seemed to accelerate the diabetes and cardiovascular disease that afflicted Pierce.

In the aftermath, he seems to have spent a considerable amount of time suing (or threatening to sue) bloggers and journals for defamation, or pitching reality TV shows based on his discredited research.

Even Kerry Mansfield's post-mastectomy self-portrait from her "Aftermath" series seems to have been made without any wish to elicit the obvious emotional responses.

But if the intense fighting with Gaza heightened concerns about safety, its aftermath seems only to have renewed many residents' resignation to what they see as the unlikeliness of a long-term solution in their lifetimes.

So I spent some time thinking about the worst possible thing one could say about Benghazi and the aftermath, and it seems to be something like this: Security in Benghazi was lacking.

Less known perhaps, is that only 60 years after the foundation of Batavia, modern-day Jakarta, in 1619, some of those hardy Dutchmen witnessed the aftermath of what seems to have been an early, and rather benign, eruption of Krakatoa.