Once the election is put to rest here, a flurry of post-mortems is sure to follow.
Two New York City grad students, a couple, wear themselves out over dinner with a flurry of post-deconstructionist, post-everything multisyllabic jousts and parries.
Dennis Blair, who was forced out on Thursday by President Obama, is the third man to have served as director of national intelligence since the job was created in 2004 in the flurry of post-9/11 reforms.
President Bashar al-Assad of Syria asked President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt today to help ease the growing tensions between Syria and the United States in the latest flurry of post-Iraq-war diplomacy, Egyptian officials said.
The president is determined to reduce the detention centre's population during 2015: on Wednesday, five more detainees left Cuba for Oman and Estonia, the latest in a flurry of post-election transfers.
A few retail watchers still held out hopes that a flurry of post-season sales -- up to 60percentt off furs at Saks Fifth Avenue, and up to 50percentt off cleavage-enhancing bras at Victoria's Secret -- would finally ignite a customer spending outburst.
But people were buying the parts and creating their own window farms, so all of a sudden there was a flurry of posts.
Those remarks unleashed a flurry of posts in the entertainment industry blogosphere denying that NBC was discussing the end of "30 Rock," though the network did not comment publicly.
Watching the Super Bowl at a bar on Main Street in Middletown on Sunday evening, Jon Johnson, 38, said he learned of the explosion after seeing a flurry of posts on Facebook during a lunch break in Wallingford.
A more esoteric example of such Twitter mockery was the flurry of posts with the hashtag #BBCobituaries, which allowed fans of the cult movie "Withnail and I" to object to how one of its stars, Richard Griffiths, was identified by the BBC in an obituary.
The remark, which has already attracted a flurry of posts on Twitter, accusing the Tory MP of elitism and a failing to understand what makes a good teacher, will doubtless have rubbed a few people in higher education up the wrong way too.
