One of the most famous examples is that of the aftermath of the Great Fire of London, when Charles II instituted one of the very first set of fire regulations: he instituted mandatory masonry construction, party walls to separate adjacent buildings, and a height limit to new constructions, all of which played a major role in shaping the future development of the city.
The OSCE regularly monitors human rights and security issues around the country, for example in the aftermath of the breakup of Yugoslavia.
A series from 1996, for example, documented the aftermath of a volcanic eruption under the Vatnajokull Glacier.
For example, in the aftermath of the collapse of the Internet securities in the year 2002, within the context of the Nasdaq, companies like Microsoft, Intel, Cisco and Oracle were the dominant influences in terms of market capitalization weight.
For example, in the aftermath of the 1995 earthquake in Kobe, Japan, community groups in long-established areas of the city were shifted to temporary shelters.
For example, in the aftermath of the tight 1884 presidential election, an editorial in the Galveston (Tex).
Over the next several years there were glaring examples of presidential incompetence -- for example, the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina -- but for the most part voters were quiet.
Very occasionally the temperature is raised, an example being in the aftermath of the Libyan bombings in 1986.
What are we to make of Mozambique, for example, where in the aftermath of a long, bloody civil war, the combatants actively elected not to address past atrocities?
A tragic example comes from the aftermath of a train crash in Britain in 2000.
