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Examples for "mayhem"
Examples for "mayhem"
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Iraq wants to leave behind years of sectarian carnage, war and mayhem.
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Police reinforcements had to be called in to prevent violence and mayhem.
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It was the way to stop violence and insanity from creating mayhem.
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It's a 24 hour a day for five days, absolute full-on mayhem.
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Enough mayhem had taken place here over the centuries to create disturbances.
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He shall work havoc among great nations and upon a holy people.
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The financial crisis continues to wreak havoc on the world's major economies.
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Powerful storms have wreaked havoc in parts of central and northern Europe.
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We've already seen how climate change has wreaked havoc on the world.
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It's what we are beginning to call in political science a 'havoc-claim'.
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Weather woes further north The weather is also causing havoc further north.
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The first streaks of concentrated energy wrought havoc in the forward ranks.
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Must apply to my own mind as well, or risk causing havoc.
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A botched McAfee security update wreaked a bit of havoc this week.
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Three owners in a year would play havoc with his abandonment issues.
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The drug was wreaking havoc on families in the area, she said.
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Cocaine played havoc with his education, and he left school at 16.
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The stress of all this is wreaking havoc with Ingraham's sinus problems.
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Sand wreaked havoc on a weapon, especially one that wasn't properly cleaned.
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The power inhibitor in the stun-cuffs wreaked havoc with an extrahuman's balance.
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The smell does very little to prevent the havoc of the moths.
