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It was more interesting to examine the aftermath — more challenging to write, too.
By Adam Davidson September 29, 2016 Train personnel examine the aftermath of the New Jersey Transit crash at Hoboken Terminal.
Ms. Kimble recently went out to examine the aftermath, from the brown, dead marsh grass in Bay Jimmy to the malodorous oil found with a shovel's nudge in the beach sand at South Pass.
In 2010, Mr. Tetreault says, construction will begin to transform the building next to the Petersen House into the Center for Education and Leadership; it will include resources for teachers, but also exhibitions that will examine the aftermath of the assassination and Lincoln's legacy.
The marines were part of a patrol that was sent to examine the aftermath of an Apache helicopter attack upon the insurgent, who was spotted in an open field near their patrol base.
We examine the aftermath of a case of a patient in a persistent vegetative state (PVS) whose surrogate conflicts lead to legal complications.
By Emily Nussbaum The show is most interesting when it's examining the aftermath of violence.
Mr. Kristof parallels the automobile industry to the financial sector by examining the aftermath of the Lehman bankruptcy.
But the episode ends up examining the aftermath of a fatal "officer-involved shooting," in March, of a woman named Decynthia Clements, and with Cenac choking on frustration.
There's much more on Dot Earth examining the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and exploring ways to rebuild with resilience in mind.
