Coach Darren Lehmann knows they have to start winning away from home and said as much in the aftermath of the Sydney Test.
He was accompanied by the four people who have been with him through much of the aftermath of the attack on the trade center: Bernard B. Kerik, the police commissioner; Thomas Von Essen, the fire commissioner; Richard Sheirer, director of the city's Office of Emergency Management; and Dr. Neal L. Cohen, the health commissioner.
Rich countries will see little or no growth for the year overall, but contractions in the first two quarters will be replaced by expansions in the second half, led by the U.S. Uncertainty, credit tightness and an aversion to risk will all diminish as the year progresses, but, much like the aftermath of the 2001 bust, it will still feel like tough sledding.
No. 4: how much of the aftermath would you like to own?
We have learned much in the aftermath of the disaster by studying what happened and assessing the damage.
This one isn't so much about the aftermath of a natural disaster, but the peculiar shit that precedes one.
We spent much of the aftermath of the 2004 presidential election talking about how to put an end to fifteen-hour voting lines in urban areas, but more than a decade on our electoral processes have only become more unjust.
There has not been too much politicization of the aftermath of 9/11; there has been too little.
After so much bipartisanship in the aftermath of Sept. 11, the language of Republicans as they pursued swifter consideration of the legislation today was striking.
Here, outside the concert hall and just up the road, at the Place de la République, where crowds traditionally gather on such occasions, nothing much happens in the aftermath of a tragedy.
