And who, in the aftermath of these shocks, returns to Christianity, as the only framework he knows that seems adequate to the extremes of joy and fear he has undergone.
Many children face family loss and disintegration in the aftermath of war, and some return to situations of domestic violence, child abuse and neglect.
In the aftermath of the war, distemper returned as a galvanizing issue among country elites and leading veterinarians.
And as if that weren't enough, she pointed out that air travel, after collapsing in the aftermath of the gulf war, returned to normal within a year, even in the midst of a recession.
In the aftermath of the engagement, Linois returned to Batavia and then to Île de France, arriving on 2 April.
In the aftermath of the debacle Nicholson returned to London, taking four Indian chiefs with him, and petitioned Queen Anne for permission to lead a more limited expedition against Port Royal, the capital of French Acadia.
They qualified for T.P.S. because conditions in Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake made their return hazardous, but also because of a raging cholera epidemic that was introduced by Nepalese United Nations peacekeepers, in 2010, and has killed nine thousand Haitians and sickened eight hundred thousand.
Returning to school Some of the 30,000 children who missed school in the aftermath of the earthquake have now returned to class.
The Rotherham MP, who resigned from Corbyn's frontbench in the aftermath of the EU referendum but returned within weeks, becomes shadow minister for women and equalities.
Depp's participation in Mortdecai was announced earlier this month in the aftermath of the disappointing box-office returns for his most recent blockbuster, The Lone Ranger.
