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Los Angeles international airport said it was enhancing "counter-terrorism security measures" in the wake of the disappearance.

Harper is no stranger to Manichean politics, or to repackaging unpopular security measures in the wake of tragic events.

The president, who has tried and failed to enact gun control measures in the wake of previous mass shootings, denounced the attack as cowardly.

Though other E.U. countries largely refuse to accept migrants, they have accepted refugees and also adopted E.U.-backed austerity measures in the wake of the financial crisis.

The chief executive of Ryanair today warned against the rushed introduction of "ludicrous" new security measures in the wake of the plot.

Racing fans arriving yesterday at Belmont Park for the Breeders' Cup were greeted with heightened security measures in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

But in May of 1995, Pennsylvania Avenue, between roughly Fifteenth Street and Seventeenth Street the 1600 block was closed to traffic as a security measure, in the wake of the Oklahoma City bombing.

The commission, the executive arm of the European Union, said it began work on the measure in the wake of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, when the Bush administration announced a $15 billion rescue package for United States carriers with losses caused by the attacks: $5 billion in cash and $10 billion in loans.

That, in turn, had followed North Korea's testing of seven missiles.Authorities in India blocked access to several websites, including some of those that host the country's 40,000 blog sites, apparently as a security measure in the wake of the bombings in Mumbai.

Backers of the legislation are floating a ballot measure in the wake of the failure.

The "closure," which cut Palestinians off from Greater Jerusalem, and severely limited interaction between Palestinians and Israel, was initially imposed as a temporary "preventive measure" in the wake of the massacre of Palestinians committed by an Israeli settler in Hebron.