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But rather than avoiding that image thereafter, she comes back to it, and turns it around and around: It's not our fault that time works for us the way it does, or that the linear accelerates our lives.

When not so long thereafter she came to write her Vindication of the Rights of Men (1790), Wollstonecraft attacked Edmund Burke for having set upon an harmless elderly preacher in his Reflections; yet her own review justifies Burke's depiction of Price's sermon as inflammatory.

And thereafter she gradually came to see the real Afghanistan more starkly than the opulent myths had pictured it, particularly when she visited Afghan refugees just over the border in Pakistan, squabbling viciously or sunk in hopeless poverty.

Though I missed seeing her thereafter – she declined to come out again – and worried about her, I worried less than about others in similar situations.

Shortly thereafter news comes that Seepersad has had a fatal heart attack.

Thereafter, gravity comes into play, the abdominal muscles relax, and the muscles of the back then take on the strain.

Thereafter comes the cryptic statement "she was a mother without knowing it and a wife without letting her husband know it except by her kind indulgences to him".

"And thereafter comes the expectation of maintaining that.

(The volatile symbolic legacy of Ira Hayes on Iwo Jima, and thereafter, comes to mind).

The vintage years present themselves when at least five days of rain put seven inches on the country and immediately thereafter comes the heaviest rainfall of the series.

Thereafter, every orgasm comes with a price, and it's not one you can charge to your credit card.