"Land disputes, water disputes, women disputes are a portion of the aftermath of three decades of war," says Gran Hewad, a native of Baghlan Province and a political researcher at the Afghanistan Analysts Network.
Google isn't usually identified as a big player in the subprime mortgage debacle and its aftermath, but a significant portion of Google's profits in the mid-2000s were coming straight from subprime mortgage lenders advertising on its site.
Everywhere, the feeling of aftermath.
I'd hazard a guess that many, including a large portion of those who lambasted the 'hooligans' in the aftermath, would now sheepishly drop their bottles of lemonade and raise a hand.
This is a portion of the script Rogers wrote and performed in the aftermath of RFK's murder.
In the aftermath of Lisa's death, Eric took his portion of the money and went to Sweden to escape the accursed story.
Two Black Hawk helicopters flew over frozen trees en route to Fayetteville, one carrying Gov. Mike Beebe of Arkansas, who toured the northwestern portion of his state on Friday to survey the damage in the aftermath of an ice storm.
For this, certainly, a good portion of the blame goes to the misguided invasion of Iraq and its aftermath — which, in turn, was a response to 9/11 and Bin Laden.
In an attempt to help deal with the aftermath of the storm, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo decided to open a portion of the grounds of the presidential palace to refugees.
It also witnessed the loss of a significant portion of its territory (East Pakistan) in 1971 following the brutal suppression of an indigenous uprising in the aftermath of which some ten million individuals sough refuge in India.
The machine works so well that, as was the case in the aftermath of the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., its combative, conspiratorial tone has been absorbed by a larger portion of the right-wing Internet.
