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There is more access to guns afterwards, and a state like Texas would go more towards, um, pro-gun policies in the aftermath of a gun shooting.
in the aftermath of a gun shooting.
Yeah, Becky, we've been able to look at more video that's on social media that shows the aftermath of the attack.
THAT SHOWS THE AFTERMATH OF THE
The aftermath pushed the Turkish government to reintroduce building codes with an emphasis on earthquake safety.
In the immediate aftermath of the explosion, rescuers treated hundreds of people,
In the immediate aftermath of the explosion, rescuers treated hundreds of people,
In the immediate aftermath, it seemed as though there could be only one possible cause.
In the immediate aftermath, it seemed as though there could be only one possible cause: the Vajont Dam—one of the tallest dams in the world—must surely have collapsed.
Gen X got to experience the aftermath of all the changes the boomers made.
and finished in the aftermath of the queen's death, with the team planting the Union Jack on the field while singing God Save The King.
This season seven episode has us wishing desperately that they had been paired up more often because the aftermath of them eating a series of stolen cheesecakes is just too good.
Vance and Pete Hegseth the Defense Secretary where the Europeans were described as pathetic as freeloaders and that there was a disdain for doing anything that would help the Europeans but a sense that they would sort of be asked to pay for it later so it had significant diplomatic and geopolitical consequences in the aftermath of that the question started to emerge about whether Mike Waltz's position was tenable.
He has left the hospital, but a lot of people obviously are still just trying to get in touch with him and to talk to him in the aftermath of this.