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- noun Plural form of
post-mortem .
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Examples
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Davos and G20 come and go as the post-mortems on the wrecked global economy.
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Far from a lightning response, post-mortems suggested the Russian action had begun as a familiar mess, with a traffic jam of tanks blocking the Roki Tunnel.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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By the late 1970s, Linder was already considering her photomontages as creatures of a sort; she has spoken of the process of cutting and splicing as, "performing cultural post-mortems and then reassembling the corpses badly, like a Mary Shelley trying to breathe life into the monster".
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How many post-mortems of the 2010-11 Miami Heat have you read?
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Election post-mortems should not reinforce public misperceptions about Labour's record.
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Look, there's going to be no shortage of post-mortems and hand-wringing after the election on Tuesday.
Jamie Henn: Greatest Generation 2.0 Jamie Henn 2010
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Look, there's going to be no shortage of post-mortems and hand-wringing after the election on Tuesday.
Jamie Henn: Greatest Generation 2.0 Jamie Henn 2010
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I did meet the graphics and computer people who were all based in a large marquee constructed in the BBC's back yard, which was also where the production team held brief post-mortems on both days of rehearsals.
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Look, there's going to be no shortage of post-mortems and hand-wringing after the election on Tuesday.
Jamie Henn: Greatest Generation 2.0 Jamie Henn 2010
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Far from a lightning response, post-mortems suggested the Russian action had begun as a familiar mess, with a traffic jam of tanks blocking the Roki Tunnel.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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