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Pakistan's nuclear command hierarchy, overhauled in 2000, was also revamped on Oct. 7 in the wake of a broad military-intelligence shake-up.

Wall Street was licking its wounds Wednesday as the market staged a mild recovery in the wake of a broad setback for technology stocks the day before.

Otellini's remarks come in the wake of a broad antitrust-lawsuit filed by AMD Tuesday in which the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based chipmaker accused Intel of using its dominant market position as world's largest vendor of microprocessor chips for PCs and servers to discourage customers like computer manufacturers Hewlett-Packard, Gateway, Dell, Sony and others from using AMD chips in their computers.

His friend and occasional driver Alexander Sandroo" Lisi faces charges of marijuana trafficking, possession and extortion in the wake of a broader police investigation.

His decision comes in the wake of a new poll showing that a broad majority of voters do not yet have an opinion of him.

It's no accident that the meteoric rise of EDM occured in the long wake of that broad group trauma — if pain was collective, pleasure could be too.

Hopefully, efforts like those of the ALC to educate the Iranian-American community can help ensure that innocent people do not unknowingly get swept into the wake of the broad sanctions or have their rights violated.

Last June, in the wake of a Pentagon task force investigating broader allegations of religious intolerance at the Air Force Academy, Fisher DeBerry, the football coach, stopped leading pregame prayers and removed a banner in the Falcons' locker room.

We must also be thankful for the support of a broad spectrum of religious, social and political leaders in the wake of such attacks.

Weaker Alibaba financial results come in the wake of broader warning signs of a slowing Chinese economy; the Chinese government recently devalued its currency compared to the dollar on the heels of draconian controls on the country's stock market, designed to support slipping shares.

Within days of an ultimatum issued by Saakashvili calling for Abashidze to return to Georgia's constitutional framework, as well as in the wake of broad demonstrations against the Ajar leader, Abashidze resigned his position and departed for Russia, and Ajaria was quickly placed under central authority.