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afterward

[af-ter-werd, ahf-] / ˈæf tər wərd, ˈɑf- /


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“They made more plays than we did, they coached better than we did, and that’s why they won,” head coach Nick Siranni said afterward.

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Gray said, and afterward, “Your nervous system can’t relax enough to go to sleep.”

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Hellerstein, an Orthodox Jew, has said that he schedules sentencing hearings for Fridays so he has all of the Sabbath to reflect on his decisions—and wrestles with them even afterward.

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But afterward, the researchers observed that posts about short-term betting declined, replaced by discussions about business fundamentals.

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Sirianni said afterward that he had no regrets about the decision because while he couldn’t guarantee snagging the second seed, he could guarantee his players would be rested up.

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