Bitterness and rancour run through the aftermath of this American defeat and there has already been heavy criticism for Mickelson.
Sorting through the aftermath of a relative's death is logistically complicated and emotionally exhausting.
But many young vets are still working through the aftermath of combat.
"What kind of God would allow such a thing?" asked the villagers, wading through the aftermath.
When we arrived in Russia, the country was still suffering through the aftermath of the humiliating Soviet collapse in 1991.
We are, after all, still living through the aftermath of a once-in-three-generations financial crisis.
A decade and a half into the 21st century, we're still living through the aftermath of two epoch-making shocks.
But if Florida managed to limp through the aftermath thanks to U.S. federal aid, Spain is getting no such support from the Union.
Comte lived through the aftermath of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, at a time when a new, stable social order without despotism was sought.
He is presently serving an 18-month jail sentence for his crimes.Two new books sift through the aftermath of the affair.
Surrounded by an exhibition of political cartoons covering the long, two-year referendum campaign, they are, like many Scots this weekend, picking through the aftermath.
