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But in calling for total withdrawal and, most shamefully, in valorizing the Vietnamese Communists, the antiwar movement surely bears some of the responsibility not only for the defeat but also for the terrible aftermath of the war: the "hundreds of thousands of our Vietnamese allies" imprisoned, as noted by Mr. Morris, and the "more than a million driven into exile".

The film was also dedicated to Charles Texx" Watson, and a few critics -- quite correctly, I guess -- were appalled by my flippant disregard for the terrible aftermath of these crimes.

"This is a time to focus on what was a devastating storm and the terrible aftermath of that storm," he said.

Mr. McCurry captured the plumes and geysers from the crashing towers and then the terrible aftermath.

There was nothing blocking our view of the attacks and their terrible aftermath.

Claire's family, as well as her marriage and its terrible aftermath, has a curious muffled quality, as does the novel itself.

Scholars debate 9/11 aftermath for U.S.

Cornell Chronicle: Scholars debate 9/11 aftermath for U.S.

"It's terrible for clients, terrible for the courts, terrible for all of us, terrible for society," she said.

Terrible for if an emergency happens.

"It's terrible for integration, it's terrible for results".