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aftermath

[af-ter-math, ahf-] / ˈæf tərˌmæθ, ˈɑf- /


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Footage taken in the aftermath showed a fire blazing in what appeared to be a stairwell, while thick black plumes of smoke billowed from the upper floors.

From BBC

Many remain fearful in the aftermath, left wondering whether a sense of normalcy ever will return and venting frustration with local authorities, who seemingly did nothing to intervene amid the chaos.

From Los Angeles Times

BBC Verify has confirmed footage posted on social media on Saturday morning, the first day of the Iranian working week, which shows the immediate aftermath.

From BBC

In the immediate aftermath, there was talk that the loss of Russian gas would revive coal as Germany fired up some plants.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unsurprisingly, that post has resurfaced into the wider consciousness in the aftermath of Osula's superb late goal that secured a 2-1 win for Newcastle against United.

From BBC