Split by geography and by politics Cultural diversity v Arab purity Cash is going to the poor, too Still stalled on the edge The aftermath Reprints Related items Chad: A regime saved, for the momentFeb 7th 2008Yet if the immediate crisis is over, what of its aftermath?
In the 32 rich OECD countries the downturn and its aftermath threw over 17m people out of work.
Although the political crisis was over, Ravalomanana was faced with its aftermath: the country's stability was precarious at best, and the economy was weakened.
There is excitement in the air, but there is also tension, trepidation even, over the outcome and its aftermath.
That assault killed the US ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens, and sparked Republican-led investigations in Congress over the attack and its aftermath.
In the meantime, the authorities and Harvard officials have said little publicly, adding to the confusion over the shooting and its aftermath.
Anton Hammerl died horribly, painfully, and alone, one of a heartbreakingly high number of journalists killed while trying to report on the violence of the Arab Spring and its aftermath over the past sixteen months.
By the next election, he had resigned the leadership, but his stance in 2003 made it difficult for the Tories to attack Labour over the war and its aftermath.
To its credit, CNN was all over the mistrial and its aftermath with three correspondents and crews in Baltimore, and show hosts and legal analysts hitting the story hard the first 15 minutes of every hour starting at 4 p.m.
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