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And if we let the reformers have their way the country would be bedlam.
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It must be bedlam there.
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It 's going to be bedlam.'
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The bust could be a surrender as slow and dignified as Lee's at Appomattox or it could be bedlam-roilingbodies and airborne stash.
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It was Bedlam there, sir, screeching Bedlam, but I took no notice.
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Was Bedlam at full moon ever scared by anything half so silly?
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In a trice we were bedlam loosened-thatis, the ruder part of us.
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It was bedlam inside Anfield, the scene of so many of these famous fightbacks.
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There was bedlam when he walked into the scorer's tent to sign his card.
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Where moments before there had been calm, now there was bedlam, alarm, and fire.
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Why, not to put too fine a point upon it, this is Bedlam, sir!
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When news of West Bromwich's late equaliser from James Morrison filtered through, there was bedlam.
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It was bedlam, pandemonium and hell rolled into one.
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Suddenly there was bedlam and Saffy's eyes snapped open.
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The Community House was bedlam when they returned.
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The only word to describe it is bedlam.