The answer may be in the hands of an Egyptian-American law professor asked by the king last summer to investigate the protests, crackdown and aftermath, in what the king's supporters called a bid to heal Bahrain.
Assign each group to collect information on the uprisings and aftermath in one of the following nations: Morocco, Bahrain, Yemen, Syria, Libya or Tunisia.
Drawing upon tearjerking contemporary accounts, Preston makes sickeningly real the confusion and terror of the wreck and its aftermath in the fifty-two-degree North Atlantic.
Greater international interest The veteran photographer has covered conflicts and their aftermath in the former Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
I'm 67 and have lived through some angry times: Joseph R. McCarthy's witch hunts of the 1950s, the struggle for civil rights and the Vietnam protests in the 1960s, Watergate and its aftermath in the 1970s.
It wasn't deliberate, but the curator Lucy Shanahan found that many of the most powerful pieces dealing with crime and its aftermath in the exhibition were by female artists, and perhaps the most moving works are all by women.
Doctorow then turned to the milieu of the Great Depression and its aftermath in the novels Loon Lake (1980), World's Fair (1985), and Billy Bathgate (1989; film 1991).
This war and the aftermath in the region is something unparalleled in our short century, and it's still going on; every week churns out new bodies.
There are horrifying scenes in "Wonderland": the shooting in Times Square and the aftermath in the Rivervue emergency room, when the pregnant Garrity is stabbed in the stomach.
But there is something historically different about this recession and its aftermath: in the past, local government employment has been almost recession-proof.
