Maybe next to each other they show the way an earthquake is wanton and random — though that random part is not quite, especially in terms of the aftermath, as we know that poverty makes things worse.
"Obviously it was a big shunt but it wasn't like at Suzuka 2002 [where he had an accident in the Toyota at 130R during F1 practice] in terms of the aftermath," he recalled.
Rwanda is a warning place, in terms of the aftermath.
In terms of the aftermath of moral injuries, transgressive acts may result in highly aversive and haunting states of inner conflict and turmoil.
"What I remember in terms of the aftermath of that briefing and into the transition was just how much the focus became on Pakistan".
The weeks since November 8th have resembled, in terms of collective psychology, the aftermath of a natural disaster a demented, aberrant catastrophe that remains invisible to some and for others prompts nothing but glee.
In terms of mitigating the negative aftermath of Britain's potential exit from the EU, Priddy doesn't even want to think about it, and sees the potential repercussions reaching much further than those affected in the immediate future.
At the same time, the novel weighs the events of a miners' strike and its aftermath in terms of those contemporary political movements (Marxism, anarchism, trade unionism) that purport to deal with the problems of the proletariat.
"The ECB have got themselves into now is a mess because they haven't considered what the message needs to be in terms of Pietersen or in the aftermath of the series as a whole," Marland told BBC Sport.
El Salvador, the most densely-populated state on the mainland of the Americas, is a small and highly-industrialised country that has recovered from a protracted civil war, but still suffers from its aftermath in terms of a divided society.
