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Photographer Marco Korosec took a break from his typical regimen of storm chasing to instead highlight the aftermath of nature's fury, capturing the twisted ice left behind.
Instead, most of our footage highlights the aftermath.
Next on the agenda is The Jewish Museum, which specifically highlights the aftermath of the Holocaust.
A report commissioned in the aftermath highlighted a responsibility to protect, which it said was barely acknowledged at the time.
The report also criticised the failure of the IPCC in communicating the work it is doing, highlighting the failures in the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Mark Duggan, which sparked the 2011 riots.
The violent disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, and its aftermath, highlight the importance of a detailed understanding of the Balkan region.
No, it is the Baathists who lost power and want to come back". Sarhan's still-unsolved slaying and its aftermath highlight the deep divide between Shiites and Sunnis in Iraqi society, which is especially evident when it comes to the matter of how to treat those who -- willingly or not -- were once part of Hussein's ruling party.
Highlights include Japanese photography showing the aftermath of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Sophie Ristelhueber's abstract aerial landscapes taken after the first Gulf war and the odd, irreverent mini-show curated by the Archive of Modern Conflict – a display of eccentic objects, including biscuits from a first-world-war ration pack and a Rolex advert from the 1970s of a hunky-looking Don McCullin.
The hashtag #JeSuisYohan was used on Twitter in the aftermath of the attacks to highlight mounting anti-Semitism in France.
Flake's candor highlighted the discord within the Republican party in the aftermath of Trump's successful insurgent campaign.
The nervousness among oil workers about flying and speaking openly about their concerns was highlighted in some of the media interviews during the aftermath of last week's accident.
