Syria has in the war's aftermath become a dominating agent in Lebanon, maintaining in the slowly healing nation some 15,000 "peacekeeping" troops, by Associated Press estimates.
Click on the World Trade Center, and two dozen accounts of the attacks and their aftermath become accessible.
He is a presence in the lives of the next generation too, as his death and its aftermath become imbued with visionary overtones.
Previous studies have shown that a summer grazing pasture, even if it has not been grazed early in the same season (ie. saved pasture, or aftermath), becomes infective during the latter part of the 6 8 weeks of grazing in summer.
Both men later entered pleas of not guilty and are awaiting trial, but the fire and its aftermath became a rallying point for campus safety.
"So we were like, 'This may be a niche.' " In taking on the often grisly jobs, Aftermath became one of a growing number of companies specializing in such work, according to the American Bio-Recovery association, a Washington lobbying group.
That fateful Nov. 22 and its aftermath became the defining event of his life, a frame to hold his story, a shadow over it but also a foundation under it.
This event and its aftermath became known as the Old Court-New Court controversy.
Nonetheless, planners, he says, in her aftermath became timid, abandoning physical planning especially of the visionary sort, a field they left to urban theorists (he mentions William McDonough and Richard Florida), architects (e.g. Andrés Duany and Rem Koolhaas) and even journalists (e.g. Joel Kotkin and James Howard Kunstler).
And so death and its aftermath became something to "heal" and "get over".
