Pre-1997, we did everything to be seen as prudent; from the second term onwards, we frittered away that reputation for fiscal conservatism.
The maniacal way in which Brown and his supporters wanted to oust Blair from the second term onwards had three effects.
So far this term, Celtic have scored 17 goals from the 75th minute of matches onwards.
From 1849 onwards, he urged a new concept of opera often referred to as "music drama" (although he later rejected this term), in which all musical, poetic and dramatic elements were to be fused together the Gesamtkunstwerk.
Guidolin's future is still up in the air; Swansea are yet another Premier League side whose direction from May onwards is unclear and the fear is that a barren run at the end of this season could spill over into next, whoever is in charge, with the club's fabled stability and clarity having taken quite a hit this term.
The challenge is the current big ICT programmes are big monolithic 'black boxes' which means until they come to the end of term (2015 onwards) and are re-contracted under the likes of PSN it is challenging for SMEs to get heard, let alone break in.
From this point onwards, the term 'deviation', when used alone, indicates the absolute value of the deviation between the target and the reference model.
From this point onwards, the term PTSD will be used to refer to young people experiencing either full PTSD or meeting the PTSD-AA algorithm.
For most women, a miscarriage is an individual event and will be followed by a successful pregnancy ('spontaneous miscarriage', termed 'miscarriage' from this point onwards).
From this point onwards, HPV-16 prevalence, reflecting the long-term impact of vaccination, is steady for all subpopulations.
