Now I live in New York; for me, the September 11th attacks and their aftermath were filled with disquieting historical resonances.
Ms. Smithers and Ms. Valdes were among a score of single New Yorkers interviewed by The New York Times in late September to gauge how the attacks and their aftermath were influencing lifestyles and choices in the world capital of the unwed.
Gripping and colorful as the invasions and their aftermaths are, the Greco-Persian Wars themselves make up just half of the Histories — from the middle of Book 5 to the end of the ninth, and final, book.
Stress has become frequent in developed countries, as terrorist threats, actions and their aftermaths are experienced in otherwise stable populations.
Witnessing a kill requires a lot of game drives and even more luck, but their bloody aftermath is everywhere.
"Weaving a monetary policy path through the thickets of bubbles and deflations and their possible aftermath is not something with which modern central bankers have had much experience," he said.
Carol Grayson's advice and part-financing for the story of collateral killings in Iraq, their cover-up and aftermath, is the latest part of a remarkable modern pilgrim's progress.
He had maintained relationships with the Gates and Agee families, and he says the killings, and their dreadful aftermath, were instrumental in making him want to look at the violence plaguing the African-American community.
This, in a world where cyberattacks and their potential aftermath are an increasingly real threat, not to mention actual terrorist attacks.
Garvey changed some lyrics because of this; their love affair and its aftermath is woven through the record's fabric, though only in patches.
