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The sports world offered some smaller stories of second-guessing, particularly in the aftermath of the weekend's N.F.L. playoff games.

The program celebrated giving, particularly in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and as conflict continues in the Middle East.

One expert on the region found the claims of responsibility credible, particularly in the aftermath of the Mali campaign, which dealt a serious blow to the militants.

"Events like this, particularly in the aftermath of what happened, are a sort of group therapy where people can take consolation," he said.

The world is going through a period of major transformation particularly in the aftermath of the revolutions that swept across the Arab world and the successive economic crises.

They describe a man who has been determined to keep his head down and do his job, particularly in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on the twin towers and the Pentagon.

Therapist Estes says full transparency can be particularly effective in the aftermath of an affair, when trust is shattered.

But even a decade from now, they're expected to be no higher than they were when Bush the Elder was in the White House — not particularly astonishing in the aftermath of the worst economic crisis since the 1930s.

Last week, Secretary General Kofi Annan called on the Security Council to turn back the American move, saying it was "of dubious judicial value" and particularly objectionable in the aftermath of the prisoner abuse cases in Iraq.

This was particularly true in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon attack.

To many, particularly galling in the aftermath of the siege were the revelations that Monis was granted citizenship, that he was out on bail, and that he had received years of social welfare.