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aftermath
noun as in situation following an event, occurrence
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In the aftermath of the 4-1 defeat at Sporting earlier this month, when asked about the challenge in front of him, Guardiola replied: "I like it, I love it. I want to face it."
In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy, after nearly 21 hours of nonstop, adrenaline-fueled broadcasting, Mason and his ABC colleague Don Ohlmeyer returned to the Sheraton Munich hotel, where they were staying in adjoining rooms.
More than 500 people were reportedly killed during months of nationwide protests that erupted in the aftermath of her death.
And, if the aftermath of past humanitarian disasters has taught us anything, sending all of the funds to any one central actor would be a grave mistake.
An electrical expert with South Wales Police, Barry Kelly, who assessed the electrical aftermath following a fire, told the inquest that items had been removed from the property before he arrived.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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