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aftermath

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


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"In the aftermath I would not see someone, a physical soul, for sometimes weeks and weeks and weeks at a time, remaining alone," she said.

From BBC

Chaired by retired senior judge Deborah Taylor KC, the inquiry is continuing to examine the events that led up to the attacks and the investigations, actions and decisions made by various agencies in the aftermath.

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The FAI heard that in the aftermath of the death the care home began placing different types of meals on different coloured plates, with the colour coding reflected on the meal menu sheet.

From BBC

Consider the ridiculous hoops you’ve had to jump through in the aftermath of your parents’ deaths.

From Salon

Naismith wasn't liking what he was seeing in the immediate aftermath of Scotland going 2-1 ahead.

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