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As of Friday afternoon, 4,418 applications had come in for federal aid, a figure almost trifling compared with the nearly three million received in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma in 2005.

Lt. Gov. Carol Molnau was removed from her post as transportation commissioner last month after years of concern about the department's performance, but also because of the acute negative attention she received in the aftermath of the collapse.

A clip of the 29-year-old singer's appearance, provided by TMZ.com, showed him breaking down in tears at one point, presumably overcome with emotion from the support he received in the aftermath of his revelation. .

"They're just saying, 'Give us free stuff,'" declared Jim Zenkowich of Cinnaminson, N.J., who was talking about the Occupy Wall Street protesters but could have been referencing the $700 billion bailout banks received in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

This was to ensure that patients were in a position to reflect on their experiences of TIA and the follow up care they received in the aftermath of the event.

This report describes the characteristics of patients received in the aftermath of the 2002 and 2005 Bali bombings as well as the 2003 Jakarta Marriott hotel bombing, along with problems faced, the manner of response, lessons learnt, and costs incurred.

One possible explanation could be the role of post-hazard management, where those households who actually were harmed by loss of houses and animals might have received more help in the aftermath of an EWCE, while those who reported a decrease might not have been harmed and, thus, were not considered for certain aid measures.

The interim figures for 2005 do not cover the period for any of the claims received so far in the aftermath of Katrina.

Though Mr. Konigsberg received little publicity in the aftermath of the Madoff fraud, few outside of Madoff Securities had such deep knowledge of the firm's finances.

The documentary triggered a national debate, but Powell said it was still the case that the problem often received attention only in the aftermath of tragic events, such as the suicide of the former footballer and Wales manager Gary Speed.

Wells received widespread support in the aftermath of the incident, even inspiring a (failed) crowdfunding campaign to cover the costs of the penalty he incurred.