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He had only to write about what was in front of him — suburbia, adultery, divorce and its aftermath — to get at the heart of the nation's emotional life.

It would be easy in the aftermath of Easter to get bogged down in the usual debate about the wisdom of the double-header.

What is not so well known now is that President Lyndon Johnson tried, in the aftermath of the murders, to get Congress to pass legislation requiring the registration of guns and the licensing of owners.

It is inexplicable to me looking back, but when we lived it forward, in the aftermath of Somalia, trying to get the support from a fairly isolationist Congress at the time — including some elements in both parties — to get into Bosnia, where I felt we had an overwhelming national interest and a moral imperative, we just blew it.

"Today we are still New Yorkers and we still have to stand together to get through the aftermath of that horrible attack," he said.

Our hearts broke for the people of Breezy Point -- their homes and possessions burnt to ashes -- and all of those throughout New York and New Jersey who unlike us, didn't have friends, or resources, to get through the aftermath of Sandy easily.

"It was abundantly clear that we were not going to get resources until the aftermath of an incident," Nordstrom testified.

"It was abundantly clear: we were not going to get resources until the aftermath of an incident," Mr. Nordstrom said.

If local police officers encounter these individuals in the aftermath of an incident, they now know to get them care first.

He told the committee that conversations he had with people in Washington had led him to believe that it was "abundantly clear we were not going to get resources until the aftermath of an incident".

Around the world, family and friends of people in Nepal scrambled to get information in the aftermath of the quake, amid patchy Internet and cell phone access.