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After Schumann's death, Brahms hurried to Düsseldorf and for the next two years lived in an apartment above the Schumann's house, and sacrificed his career and his art for Clara's sake.
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After and death
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After and Brahms
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After and hurried
After, Constantius hurried east to Antioch to resume the war with Persia.
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After Dodge dealers complained about not having a true full-size car in the fall of 1961, the Custom 880 was hurried into production.
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After the murder had been carried out, Pertinax, who was serving as urban prefect at this time, was hurried to the Praetorian Camp and proclaimed emperor the following morning.
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After firing the second shot Peace had hurried down the passage into the roadway.
After receiving reports of their movement on 30 August, Wellesley hurried east down to the Godavari to intercept.
After two abortive attempts, Stauffenberg placed the bomb on July 20 and hurried back to Berlin to assume his pivotal role.
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After years of misunderstandings, accusations of duplicity, and hurried letters, Thomas Seltzer finally published the first edition of Women in Love in New York City in 1920.
After a protracted legal battle, which saw the remaining members of Propaganda under an injunction by ZTT for fourteen months, they were finally released from their contract to ZTT in a hurried out-of-court settlement in the summer of 1987.
After Padovano's hurried departure from Venice in 1566, Merulo was appointed to the first organ, and Andrea Gabrieli became the second organist.
After a hurried war council, the English and Tanacharison's eight or nine warriors set off to surround and attack the French, who quickly surrendered.
After the withdrawal of the Lucknow garrison, Sir Colin ’ s Army was hurried back to Cawnpore.
After two more years of hurried preparations, the colony became independent on July 1, 1962, broken up along traditional lines as the independent nations of Rwanda and Burundi.
After hearing the gunfire and being alerted by an elderly local lady that a Union force was only a few hundred yards down the road, Magruder hurried his men back to his fortifications at Big Bethel.
After the July Revolution ( 1830 ), he hurried to Paris, expecting to find society nearer to his own ideas of freedom.
After delivery, the ball swung through the air at the last minute and hurried through after pitching, appearing to get faster.
After a hurried design competition involving almost all of Germany's aircraft companies, Heinkel's He 162 Spatz ( Sparrow ) jet fighter proposal was selected as the Volksjäger.
After the frigates lost sight of the ship in bad weather, Bowen hurried to report the sighting to Jervis.
After sternly admonishing him for hitting a policeman, Bender leads the way as the two make a hurried escape into the night.
After a hurried consultation the rebels appointed Prince Evgeny Obolensky as their leader.
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