the aftermath

in the aftermath of a breakup it ' s all too easy to bad mouth your ex , spilling their dirty little secrets to anyone who will listen.

In the run-up to the government's release of its stress test results and in the aftermath of that news, this sector jumped considerably.

A witness surnamed Xiong said it was the worst accident he'd ever seen, likening the aftermath to that of a "deadly earthquake" .

Schapiro also said the SEC will look into how exchanges cope with the aftermath of a day like Thursday.

What happened to the brave new world we were all promised in the aftermath of the banking crisis, the world where lessons had been learned?

When you walk across landscapes, it leaps up in the aftermath of your footsteps trying to grab debris.

But in the aftermath of the movement, there still seems to be some lack of trust between your party and the SPA.

She said the US administration was awaiting further information as China grapples with the aftermath of the massive quake.

But would such a sleight of hand really stand up to legal scrutiny in the aftermath of Armageddon?

In the aftermath of the Lehman debacle, the decision appears to be that the only alternative to disorderly bankruptcy is none at all.

milestones that create a sense of its dominance at a time when other nations continue to struggle with the aftermath of the crisis.

This was the first rate cut in almost two years and came in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake that hit Christchurch.

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Mr Tao argues those problems are mild compared with the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution, when he began his studies.

However, if it decides to withdraw it must perform the related legal procedures as well as managing the aftermath of its customers.

In the aftermath of a violent civil war the beleaguered people harvested nothing but sorrow.

Not the aftermath of a battle as I've known it, but a bloody abattoir of rent limbs and torn and eaten flesh.

The real test of the tunnels will be their ability to stand up to a quake and support the local populace during the aftermath.

One reason why investment might be expected to fall is because China faces the aftermath of a massive real estate bubble.

Waiting for bubbles to burst and then cleaning up the aftermath is now a new lesson of what not to do.

And a dramatic video shows the aftermath of a bridge collapse in an Indian-controlled region of Kashmir.

So far, the U. S. has won few high-profile cases, compared with the aftermath of the savings-and-loan crisis and the dot-com bust.

In the aftermath, inflation expectations went negative, implicitly predicting deflation on a scale not seen since the Great Depression.

A strong yen could hurt Japan's export-led economy as it struggles with slow growth and the aftermath of the March earthquake and tsunami.

It became clear to us that we were witnessing the aftermath of a massacre, the cold-blooded butchery of helpless and defenceless civilians.

In the aftermath of the bank run, many borrowers will find it harder to get loans and will have to pay more for them.

What a contrast to the aftermath of the massacres themselves, which saw many decades pass before the truth began to emerge.

In the aftermath of the tsunami in Indonesia in 2004, I spent days trying to locate in Banda Aceh the exact location.

Markets are now catching up to the reality of over-burdened public finances in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

At least we have the aftermath of the Berkshire shareholders' meeting to look forward to.

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, the United States and China worked effectively through the G-20 to help spur recovery.

Ignore the Reply to All button all together; never use it. The onus is on you to determine how the aftermath is handled.

In the aftermath of that vote, numerous theories have been proffered about why the package was unexpectedly rejected.

They were evidence that in the aftermath of terror and in the midst of hysteria, one great heart at least remained sane and jocular.

Look for dystopian stories that take place in the aftermath of the collapse of "ObamaCare. "

But today I'm watching how people can learn to live peacefully together in the aftermath of such a senseless slaughter.

The aftermath lay right in front of him, staring with open eyes.

Growth also tends to be weak in the aftermath of financial crises.

Economists Ken Rogoff and Carmen Reinhardt cite centuries of data to argue that the aftermath of financial crises is always painful.

Revelations of shoddy construction and lax building regulation infuriated grieving parents in the aftermath of that disaster.

He was named as a go-between in the aftermath of the Bank Century bailout.

So it's, it's about being in a relationship and being happy, and then afterwards, dealing with the aftermath of that.

Like her or not, Williams deserves much respect for playing at Wimbledon in the aftermath of a life-threatening illness.

I worry about my fingers, and, of course, there would be the aftermath of dealing with the dead mouse.

In the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, there was a ton of spam with fake donation requests to help the people of Haiti.

The rumours of globalisation's death that circulated in the aftermath turned out to be highly exaggerated.

The Council says governments at all levels must do their utmost to deal with the aftermath of the melamine-tainted milk powder scandal.

We hope that this post has given you something to think about in relation to the conditions and survival techniques needed in the aftermath.

Formalized in the aftermath of World War II, the relationship between the two nations remains one of deep economic and security ties.

The slow pace of recovery raises the question: Which Japan will win out in the aftermath of the tragedy?

But in the aftermath of the financial crisis, all that could change.

Saying it easy, but from the aftermath of the incidents have continued, Wuhan team players a sense of insecurity, ill-fated sigh.

As such, it would be wrong to read too much into the aftermath of the visit.

The aftermath of the breakup of the USSR also brought widespread industrial closures, and a nearly total collapse of the social safety net.

In the aftermath of the quake, a handful of bricklayers and builders have visited Xinjian Primary School out of professional curiosity.

As it reminds readers, the eurozone is the product of a process of European integration that began in the aftermath of the second world war.

In their view, the Depression was the result of the Fed's policy failure in the aftermath of 1929.

Now, in the aftermath, there are more adults around who are trying to restore some stability.

One could almost drown in the aftermath of all that loud-and I do mean loud- energised guitar-playing.

So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.

The report also warns of a grim future in the aftermath of a potential European recession if the Eurozone debt crisis is not resolved.

Mr Wen urged the Ministry to give an "honest answer" to the people on the way it had handled the aftermath of the fatal crash.

But, in the aftermath of the Bear Stearns rescue, the overhaul of financial regulation is likely to be far broader.

Ronaldo reported the injury in the aftermath of Portugal's Euro 2008 exit and suggested he would fly back to Manchester for an operation.

Still, America lacks several advantages Japan had as it grappled with the aftermath of its burst bubbles.

In the aftermath of the SARS outbreak, there is a growing consensus among the public that the present position requires improvement.

But just as important as what happened in the aftermath of Lehman's failure was what stopped happening in the global economy.

Worse, a change in monetary-policy rules in the aftermath of a crisis would itself damage central bankers' hard won credibility.

Volatility in Shanghai is at levels near that experienced in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis a decade ago.

To be fair, the subsidy has reached exceptional levels in the past couple of years, reflecting risk aversion in the aftermath of the crash.

In the aftermath, this one felt great remorse, and spent subsequent lifetimes attempting to make up for the mistake.

"One of the things the Japanese are very good at is talking about the aftermath of the disaster -- the poignancy, the mourning, " she says.

The European Commission's May economic sentiment indicator recorded its sharpest fall since the aftermath of the 2008 financial meltdown.

In the aftermath of World War II , the Japanese economy went through one of the greatest booms the world has ever known .

In the aftermath of the modern world's worst financial crisis and recession, an Asian-led global healing remains a real stretch.

Any strategy that enhances the self-sufficiency of a building can extend its viability as shelter in the aftermath of debilitating storms.

And there's a time-honored procedure for dealing with the aftermath of widespread financial failure.

In its own way the aftermath of the Copenhagen conference has also demonstrated the limitations of China's soft power.

In the aftermath of Fukushima, expect to hear that more often from the nuclear sector.

The S&P downgrade adds to the distress of Chinese policy makers as they wrestle with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

A cyclist peddles a Yangshuo street in the aftermath of a spirited celebration. The wet pavement is littered with spent firecrackers.

While investment growth remained robust, consumption growth slowed in the aftermath of a deep stock market correction.

So it was in the aftermath of the Asian crisis. Imbalances became the rule, not the exception.

I have met the doctors and nurses in Belarus and Ukraine who are trying to keep children alive in the aftermath of Chernobyl.

Cleaning up the aftermath of a bubble is easier and less expensive, he argued.

In the aftermath of the war, thousands of displaced people will be on the move again.

A youth uses a cameraphone to capture the aftermath of a teargas volley fired by police on protesters near Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the divergent fortunes of the western and Asian powers have become an overarching theme.

A prolonged explosion of government debt is, in turn, an exceedingly common characteristic of the aftermath of crises.

Unlike the aftermath of typical recessions, simply lowering interest rates hasn't been enough to get growth back on track, economists say.

The 1992 election, held in the aftermath of a recession yet still lost by Labour's Neil Kinnock, may be a precedent.

I was living with the kind of perpetual lump in my throat that I have associated for 40 years with the aftermath of a broken teenaged heart.

In the aftermath of two "Storm" operations in south-east Asia, IMPACT wants to foster cooperation in intelligence exchanges and training.

Messrs Bush and Rumsfeld chose instead to send less than half the needed soldiers and gave no proper thought to the aftermath.

But we have many big expenses like the Olympics and the aftermath of the earthquake.

If the mainland is determined to attack Taiwan, the result may be corpses everywhere. How will they deal with the aftermath?

To be sure, an unemployment crisis struck China a decade ago in the aftermath of the east Asian financial crisis.

Germany has put its own accent on policies to deal with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

We saw in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis how large was the reform agenda facing the region.

And it's been used most famously in Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake.

Tannin-rich runoff from Fraser's interior stains the sea in the aftermath of a summer storm.

In the aftermath of November's mid-term elections, the sound of Republicans crowing could be heard across the US.

The aftermath of her divorce left her damaged for a very long time.

Indonesian officials use heavy equipment to clear debris in the aftermath of the train collison Saturday.

The key policy issue today in the aftermath of the "Great Recession" is the exit strategy for monetary and fiscal policy.

Watching the videos of Japanese citizens in the aftermath of their calamity, one can observe many of these interventions already at work.

In the aftermath, scientists would no longer recognise "race" as a useful categorisation.

Officials searched the Massachusetts home of a man who served more than 12 years in prison for extortion in the aftermath of the deaths.

Ensuring water and food supply is emerging as the biggest challenge in the aftermath of the quake .

That means any post-Olympics construction payback should have occurred quite some time ago rather than in the aftermath of the summer games.

But it was never intended to cope with the aftermath of natural disasters or even "ordinary" human-rights violations.

But for all its confusion, the aftermath of the rose and orange revolutions still offers plenty of evidence to counter such defeatism .

Take this passage from the last pages of the book, when Mr Cheney focuses on the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Georgia in 2008.

However, in the aftermath of the credit crunch we have entered into an era in which global systemic risk is high and unpredictable.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the economic and political tide has turned against small nations.

Following the shootings, China has dispatched a team of officials to Manila to deal with the aftermath of the hijacking.

Only in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina have prices jumped so much in a single month.

You say China's A-share markets are in a "bubble stage, " but the aftermath should be " containable . " How bad could it get?

But he did so at a delicate time, when the opposition was staging violent protests in the aftermath of the referendum.

That remains the greatest worry in the aftermath of an otherwise spectacular Olympics.

Iraqi officials surveyed the aftermath of the siege at the Our Lady of Deliverance church, expressing shock at the extent of the carnage.

In the aftermath of the failure of Lehman Brothers, exports plummeted across the board.

The Burj culminates an era of financial expansion worldwide, yet opened, ironically, in the aftermath of an economic free fall.

In the aftermath of the disaster Tzu Chi volunteers from Taiwan and the United States worked together to bring relief to the storm victims.

He was looking for ways that digital mapping might help Haiti cope with the aftermath of the earthquake that had just struck.

It is no coincidence that the housing bubble started in the aftermath of the dotcom bust.

The aftermath of this tragedy in Sichuan will affect not only the region, but China as a whole.

But in the aftermath of the Olympic bombing, investigators rely on surprisingly common technology to search for deadly booby traps.

The federal government injected capital into major commercial banks shaken in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

I took his untimely death in 2005 very hard, and knew that the company would head downhill in the aftermath.

During the aftermath of the attack, patriotism was at gn all time high.

In the aftermath of the 2000 dot-com bust, many nonfinancial companies adopted a more conservative stance, holding more cash, and less debt.

Many survivors experience intense emotions in the aftermath of a sexual assault.

This essay explores the entanglements of aesthetic discourse and public policy in the aftermath of America's dropping of the atom bomb.

He had alleged that activists were abused in prison in the aftermath of the protests triggered by June's presidential election.

We are proud that America stood by China in the aftermath of this tragedy, offering disaster relief assistance and emergency supplies.

As bad as the assault was, the aftermath, says Mr Luqman, was worse.

Americans are transfixed by the aftermath of the September surprise in financial markets.

He died while saving injured neighbours from the aftermath of a car bomb, caught in the crossfire between Iraqi troops and angry residents.

"John had surgery, he is recovering from that, but he is not ready yet, " said Mourinho, in the aftermath of the Adams Park clash.

The aftermath of the crisis could widen the gap by reinforcing continental mistrust of free-wheeling Anglo-Saxon finance.

Tackling the aftermath, however, can be even harder than cracking the trafficking gangs.

Competent Chinese authorities attach great importance to searching and rescuing the crew members and handling the aftermath.

He cited the company's relief efforts in the aftermath of the 1999 earthquake in Turkey and the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

At the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, visitors can learn about the city's key role in the aftermath of the sinking of the Titanic.

Investors were spooked last month by the amount H-P was paying for Autonomy; H-P's shares plunged 20% in the aftermath of the announcements.

In the aftermath of catastrophic earthquakes, clinical findings of the renal victims can predict the final outcome.

Mr. Medvedev, who was scheduled to give a keynote address in Davos on Wednesday, postponed his trip to manage the aftermath of the attack.

Most members of Congress appear reluctant to push for new restrictions on weapons in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shootings.

These were decisions imposed by carriers, who are fighting to regain control of their industry in the aftermath of the iPhone revolution.

But the aftermath was to prove tougher than the war itself.

Khamenei indicated that Iranians should take a deep breath in the aftermath of the vote.

The aftermath of the epidemic was even worse than the death of thousands of people during the epidemic.

The narrative then switches back to the aftermath of the soldiers' attack on the animals.

So far, almost 60 aid organizations from 13 countries have provided assistance to China in the aftermath of the quake.

That was inevitable in any set of new rules in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

Foreign investors may not be directly exposed to Chinese stocks but they are unlikely to escape the aftermath when this bubble bursts.

Studying the aftermath of your mistakes will enable you to learn which you sold too soon and which too late.

The aftermath of the "Volker Plan" will reverberate around markets this week keeping a lid on equity sentiment.

Obama said for many, New Orleans has become a symbol of failed government since the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Access to information plays an important role in societies in transition and in the aftermath of a war.

A disaster assistance and response team is working to confront the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami.

This NASA composite image shows N49, the aftermath of a supernova explosion in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

The Walking Dead tells the story of the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.

In the aftermath of the fall of the Berlin Wall, globalisation belonged to the developed economies.

As we continue to grapple with the aftermath of the credit crisis, employment rates are down for law schools generally.

Currently, relevant departments under way deal with the aftermath.

IN THE aftermath of both the global conflicts of the 20th century, lots of utopian projects seemed not just feasible, but imperative.

Cleanup and restoration operations in the aftermath of Friday's quake will provide a similar, but probably larger, test for Japan.

More recently, the "Color Revolutions" in Eastern Europe occurred in the aftermath of fraudulent elections.

This fight became famous for the aftermath: Kim's mom and the referee Richard Green committed suicide months after Kim's death.

For Landman, the relative calm in the aftermath of the Malema affair reflects the reality of the new South Africa.

In the aftermath of their arrest, the Gadhafi couple filed a civil suit against the Geneva police.

That would certainly be consistent with the aftermath of other financial crises.

In the aftermath of the Lehman shock, China chose growth over the climate.

As Japan's cities struggle with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, their sister cities in America look for ways to help.

Moreover Nissan is currently grappling with the aftermath of Japan's devastating earthquake.

Unlike the aftermath of previous tightening moves, various China-centric readings are positive.

Off the pitch, in several countries, the aftermath of Egypt's defeat was ugly.

In the aftermath of the latest collapse it is clear that the distinction between debt in the private and public sector has become blurred.

But nothing is a last word, and Coward's long prime ended suddenly, his fortunes collapsing in the aftermath of the second world war.

In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, the global economic recovery remains weak.

What: This summer, the United States battled the aftermath of the largest offshore oil spill in the nation's history, and so did China.

Japan has been struggling with power shortages in the aftermath of its earthquake and tsunami.

So far, almost 60 aid organizations from 13 countries were assisting in the aftermath of the quake.

In the aftermath of Japan's bubble, firms spent more than a decade paying down debt and rebuilding their balance-sheets.

By comparison, the aftermath of the latest recession has been surprisingly comfortable.

The aftermath of the war is also of religious significance.

A structure improvised almost 20 years ago in the aftermath of Black Monday is in dire need of an overhaul .

In the aftermath of war, a country will be left with an obvious and urgent need for rebuilding.

In the aftermath, four non-executive directors quit, hoping to salvage their own credibility, and Mr Raju's creditors came knocking.

Financial innovation may even help the economy cope with the aftermath of the crisis.

In the aftermath of fighting or repression, people are often told to forget things.

The two sides will keep close contacts and cooperation to appropriately handle the aftermath.

Based on the aftermath of the announcements last month, if the board did ask questions, they were not of sufficient depth.

All three will still be grappling with the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

But in the aftermath of the crisis, industrial policy has gathered some vocal champions.

In the aftermath of the debt ceiling agreement there will be calls for further stimulus for America's economy.

Stories also exist of people having witnessed the aftermath of a vampire attack.

We had always gotten along well, but we had become closer friends and allies in the aftermath of Rabin's assassination.

The political turmoil of some African countries in the aftermath of the Cold War made the conditions for African development even worse.

The Federal Reserve laid the groundwork for its approach in 2002 in the aftermath of the dotcom-induced bursting of the equity bubble.

Q: First question, there were nine Chinese citizens on the crashed Air France plane. Could you tell us something about the aftermath?

eg. The aftermath of the Japan quake will continue to ripple through China's key industries.

The leaders also criticised western countries for their poor handling of the global economy in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

It is as yet unclear whether the French have derived the right lessons in the aftermath of their 2005 riots.

In the aftermath of the Lehman crisis, policymakers broadly did the right thing.

AIG's rescue led to some of the most dramatic and heated moments of the aftermath of the financial crisis.

A dog walks through water and trash on Jan. 18 in the aftermath of January's devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

In common with other Beijing-based journalists, I had Chinese friends who were locked up or tortured in the aftermath.

In the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, Chinese banks roughly doubled their lending activity.

The aftermath of the second world war and the ensuing cold war with communism hitched Japan firmly to the US and Europe.

That neatly describes the aftermath of Lehman's failure, when the Reserve Primary money market fund "broke the buck" .

Life was much harder in the aftermath of the war.

In the aftermath, parents say cars on campus have decreased significantly but are not entirely gone.

Why did tens of thousands of people flood the streets of Moscow in the aftermath of Sunday's election?

In fact the pressure comes from subjective feelings and the aftermath of the unmerited reaction.

In the aftermath, they are so traumatized that even speaking about their experiences is extremely painful.

Financial excesses often occur in the aftermath of innovation: think of the dotcom bubble or the 19th-century railways boom and bust.

The Pope offered consolation to those in Haiti suffering in the aftermath of January's earthquake and the recent cholera epidemic.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Il turns 69 today, his country beset by international sanctions, livestock disease and the aftermath of floods.

The stock market's current malaise contrasts with the aftermath of other crises.

The aftermath of the May 19th crackdown will probably see sporadic unrest, both around Bangkok's slums and in the north and north-east.

RUSSIA and China will continue to battle natural disasters, but the aftermath of floods in Pakistan will keep the world's attention.

They compare them to similar groups which emerged in the aftermath of civil wars in El Salvador and Guatemala.

That first tool was based around work done in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina that hit New Orleans.

The aftermath of the Lehman bankruptcy was disastrous.

Faubus had actually done that in the aftermath of the Central High crisis.

the fingerprints of string theory in the aftermath of the big bang.

At this time, as Japan faces the aftermath of disaster, I truly hope my film can be of help to the people of Japan.

President Obama and other U. S. officials have spoken with Museveni in the aftermath of the attacks.

The South Korean side says they will completely investigate the accident and properly deal with the aftermath according to law.

Graves expressed so clearly the aftermath of combat, the wounds to the mind and soul.

In the aftermath of the average crisis, asset prices fall sharply.

It seemed a poor excuse now, in the aftermath of such exhausting passion.

Operations ceased in November 2003, a result of the aftermath of a crash in 2000, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and other factors.

Battleships aflame on Battleship Row alongside Ford Island in the aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.

And the shipping business is not only fiercely competitive, it is also still reeling in the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

Not since 1993, in the aftermath of the previous and less savage recession, has it been higher (see chart).

I was born in 19 -- I forget, and I came to this country with them in the aftermath of the Cuban revolution.

But this is the first to show the path the virus takes to enter the brain as well as the aftermath of the infection.

My mother, sister and brother travelled to New York in the aftermath of Iris's death.

Rescue efforts continue in the aftermath of a magnitude 7. 0 earthquake that hit Indonesia.

In the aftermath, the area was drenched in water with clothes and shoes piled on the bridge.

European families emigrating from their homelands in the aftermath of World War II were encouraged to immigrate to Australia.

But today's jobs pain is about more than the aftermath of the financial crisis.

In the aftermath of the recent war in Lebanon the UN has despatched just 5, 500 peacekeepers, a third of its authorised strength.

There will be work on coping with the aftermath of an attack.

The school collapses have become the most politically sensitive issue to emerge in the aftermath of the earthquake.

Shahzad's arrest and the aftermath has raised fears amongst Pakistani's living abroad and in Pakistan.