But Channel 4 loitered for more than a minute in post-race shots of Mouaziz, rejoined the riveting women's race for only 45 seconds, then lingered for 43 seconds to watch the second-, third- and fourth-place men's finishes (and some aftermath).
Sure, you might have to deal with some aftermath if your kid sees something he's not prepared for, but he'll get over it, and one day when he's in middle school, you can laugh about it.
For some the aftermath of the war was worse than what had gone before.
Weiner seems doomed to a season on Celebrity Apprentice, followed by his complete disappearance from public life, and some bucolic aftermath as an accountant in a small town in western New York.
Additionally, it may help us to experimentally explore why some early aftermath counselling interventions, such as critical incident stress debriefing, have been found to be harmful (Roberts et al., 2009; Rose, Bisson, Churchill, & Wessely, 2002).
Perhaps I missed it, but I could not find a scrap or a tittle of that kind of anti-American sentiment in Paris this summer — as opposed to hostility to the war and its aftermath, some of it eminently rational and some of it not — and I was looking hard.
In the aftermath, some onlookers were bemused; others were agitated.
In the aftermath, some in the downtown restaurant game said that Sun Lok Kee would not reopen.
That book is something of a panorama, containing so many characters they're listed in the back, and "Pacific" traces some of the aftermath of its individual entanglements.
has a long epilogue, which discusses some of the aftermath of the avalanche and its impact on the lives left behind.
In the numbing aftermath, some members of Mr. McGreevey's staff consoled each other before being whisked into the inner sanctum with the governor and his family.
