11.   Advocates claim that if used in the immediate aftermath of a traumatic event, debriefing can help prevent post-traumatic stress disorder.

12.   Admittedly, in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, investors had to grit their teeth as prices threatened to go into free fall.

13.   After scouring the record, we are satisfied that the ban on direct-mail solicitation in the immediate aftermath of accidents . . . .targets a concrete, nonspeculative harm. . . .

14.   But four years ago, in the immediate aftermath of the Gulf War, it was quite otherwise.

15.   But maybe the media frenzy in the immediate aftermath of a crash is simply too exhausting.

16.   But in the immediate aftermath of a stirring victory like this, not exactly what the people wanted to listen to.

17.   Dozens of workers died in the immediate aftermath.

18.   Duquette predicts that the expansion draft will serve as impetus for plenty of deals beforehand and in the immediate aftermath.

19.   Efforts to stop jurors and witnesses from capitalizing on high profile cases by writing books in the immediate aftermath of a trial have been struck down as unconstitutional.

20.   Efforts to stop jurors and witnesses from capitalizing on high-profile cases by writing books in the immediate aftermath of a trial have been struck down as unconstitutional.