Ardent for reproductive choice, I failed to anticipate the grief I would undergo in the aftermath.
Reading the description of the frenzied, possibly murderous assault Brown unleashed on Rihanna, I think most of us would agree that this is in no way proportionate to the terror and pain his victim underwent and will probably continue to undergo in the aftermath.
The plot's initial fairytale-like simplicity mutates into something darker, similar to the "metamorphosis" Ikena himself undergoes in the aftermath of Abula's foretelling, as he transforms into a "python": "a mercurial and hot-tempered person constantly on the prowl," fighting for his life.
The Public Theater's new production of "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," a one-man show that is sharply critical of Mr. Jobs and Apple at points, will undergo changes in the aftermath of Mr. Jobs's death on Wednesday but begin performances as scheduled on Tuesday, Oct. 11, according to its creator, Mike Daisey.
While the numbers of elk and wild boar, for instance, were undergoing rapid decline in the aftermath of the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, the corresponding populations in the exclusion zone were increasing, the researchers found.
Anthony Pettis won the UFC Lightweight Championship las August, though injured his knee in the build up to the fight and underwent surgery in the aftermath.
Jorge Luis Pinto and the Costa Rican Football Federation are furious at Fifa for ordering seven of their team's players to undergo drug tests in the aftermath of the famous World Cup win over Italy.
The beauty was of course also contrasted with what our Laguna community had undergone all too recently, the aftermath of which can still be seen when one looks in the right places.
Oxford, like England as a whole, was undergoing a cultural transition in the aftermath of punk and New Wave.
Sergei Filin, the artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow, has returned to the renowned theater for the first time since undergoing operations to deal with the aftermath of a horrific acid attack that severely damaged his eyesight.
Another bout of illness then brought him apparently near death, and in the aftermath he underwent a brief conversion from freethinking to evangelical Christianity.
