You, as a goose, cause havoc, and the humans around you deal with the effects of that havoc.
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The hat allows me to conduct business without looking like a vagrant, but it's havoc on me, I tell you. Havoc.
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Only solving the public health problem could wreak havoc on the economy, while focusing solely on keeping the economy humming will wreak havoc on public health.
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In the meantime, for all their dramatizing, the lawmakers who spoke today seemed sincere in their concerns about the havoc Libra might wreak havoc on the global financial system.
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The central bank wants to make sure that they normalize without causing havoc, and certainly what we saw Friday was a sneak preview to potential havoc," he told "Squawk on the Street.
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Over the weekend, three major wildfires in California wreaked havoc.
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Disruption wrecks havoc on fruit fly development, causing devastating deformities.
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A 2011 U.S. credit rating downgrade caused stock market havoc.
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Here's what the carnage looked like after days of havoc.
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Mr Trump certainly has the power to wreak trade havoc.
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Eternal Warrior also makes Fist of Havoc last even longer.
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Matthew also played havoc with the state's voter registration process.
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Their willingness to suffer engendered sympathy as well as havoc.
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Stress can wreak all kinds of havoc on our lives.
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A typhoon wrecked havoc across central provinces just last month.
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Wind speed, mostly — although both can wreak plenty of havoc.
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Even without making landfall, Hermine can cause plenty of havoc.
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Stuxnet had wreaked havoc and caused significant damage and delays.
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His misguided economic policies are wreaking havoc in many industries.
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The rolling blackouts also wreak havoc on the medical equipment.
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About New York Havoc sneaks in so often, we shrug.
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The uncertainty caused by Trump's threats has already wrecked havoc.
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Rain and wind may cause traffic havoc in the Northeast.
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Steven Adams and Enes Kanter wreaked havoc for Oklahoma City.
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Immigration is another area where the president has wreaked havoc.
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Caterpillars and cold snaps can wreak havoc on valuable plants.
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A missed paycheck can wreak havoc on a household's finances.
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Meanwhile, fear and despair play havoc with the opposition too.
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Its particular focus is the havoc played by childhood memory.
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The Silicon Valley kids are wreaking havoc on the economy.
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The wind also wreaked havoc with the shortest of shots.
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But it can also wreak havoc from a physical perspective.
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" The poster above reads "Once again, the havoc is him.
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The virus would spread, potentially wreaking havoc on local ecosystems.
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Those measures wreaked havoc with Mr. Rodriguez's business, he said.
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"It just creates havoc in the housing market," she said.
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Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the fragile bluff in 2012.
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As Bruno wreaks havoc, Mr. Stricter showers him with praise.
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Especially since "havoc" is a gross euphemism for what Mrs.
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In 1417, Henry invaded France again, leading to further havoc.
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Tiny particles in air pollution wreak havoc on human health.
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Others believed it was an intentional attempt to cause havoc.
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They're also inopportune outsiders, wreaking havoc on seemingly tranquil communities.
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It only takes one or two people to create havoc.
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The coronavirus has wreaked increasing havoc on the United States.
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Drivers were forcing their way through the crowds, causing havoc.
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Drones have caused havoc for international travel in recent months.
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I am paid to wreak havoc on the basketball court.
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In 2014, the Ebola virus wreaked havoc on West Africa.
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All this toing and froing wreaked havoc on my identity.
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If it is a family home, sibling rivalry can wreak havoc.
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Over the decades, tropical weather wrought havoc on their neon signs.
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That's warming the planet and wreaking havoc all over the world.
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Reclassification of broadband will do more than wreak havoc on net
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It's not just eelgrass—green crabs wreck havoc wherever they go.
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Discharged into seas, rubbish can return to wreak havoc on land.
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And they later organize and wreak havoc on their aboveground counterparts.
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Often these locations are residential addresses, wreaking havoc on their lives.
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Purple sea urchins wreaking havoc on the West Coast, we report.
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Their actions can wreak havoc on tech companies of all sizes.
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Or is he now a force unleashed, ready to wreak havoc?
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Tariffs on Mexico would also wreak havoc on the Texas economy.
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"I just try to create havoc on the bases," Kiermaier said.
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But truly reasoning AI could wreak havoc even beyond the economy.
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This monster storm is wreaking havoc everywhere from Scotland to Germany.
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On a starting salary, a single emergency can wreak financial havoc.
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There's a new menace wreaking havoc in kitchens across the land.
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Flashback: Criminals have already wreaked havoc on current, less-networked infrastructure.
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Any business owner will tell you that uncertainty can wreak havoc.
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That's what we need, and with his speed, he creates havoc.
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Such measures would wreak havoc on North American supply chain relationships.
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The storm wreaked havoc on the Caribbean before continuing to Florida.
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A stormy time in Washington has played havoc with growth expectations.
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Then they spread across the continent, wreaking havoc as they went.
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That hasn't happened since 22008, when crashing oil prices wreaked havoc.
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All her eating out was wreaking havoc on her bottom line.
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This will wreak havoc on our ocean currents and weather patterns.
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Illegal gold mining in Peru has wreaked havoc on its forests.
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"It was meant to cause havoc and destruction," Bossert said Tuesday.
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But Democrats say the review is wreaking havoc on the grantmakers.
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This is wrecking havoc on the natural rhythms of our bodies.
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So even the usually well-behaved moderate members are wreaking havoc.
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Clomid, that supposed miracle drug, has wreaked havoc on my hormones.
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Meanwhile, a record heat wave has wreaked havoc on four continents.
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Financial engineers like Eddie Lampert are wreaking havoc on American companies.
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Not that Billy ever intended to wreak this kind of havoc.
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Even if it only sideswipes the state, it will wreak havoc.
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In June and July, natural disasters wreaked havoc across the globe.
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Could a band of social scientists really wreak so much havoc?
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The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked unprecedented havoc on the US economy.
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"The cost has wreaked such havoc on their life," she said.
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That way it won't wreak so much havoc on the economy.
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The economic havoc the coronavirus is wreaking remains the prime culprit.
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WM: Destroying islands in the Caribbean, wrecking havoc on the South.
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More rifts emerged and rockets began pelting the island, wreaking havoc.
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Worries about the virus are also wreaking havoc on global markets.
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Even as a tropical storm, it wreaked havoc on the Southeast.
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Havoc has already been wreaked on the island's infrastructure and ports.
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Chemical and biological weapons could also wreak havoc without splitting atoms.
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Not having a job can wreak havoc on your mental health.
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A world recession could wreak havoc on the country's fragile democracy.
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Soleimani's Quds Force also wreaked havoc far beyond the Middle East.
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Meetings were clipped; havoc, routine; graying hairlines, a melancholy performance bonus.
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A local pro-Kremlin motorcycle gang is told to wreak havoc.
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He said posturing on trade is playing havoc with people's livelihoods.
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An ambitious, but unskilled homeowner can wreak havoc on a house.
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And then there are the times when the Roomba wreaks havoc.
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Hurricane Harvey continues to wreak havoc on parts of Texas and Louisiana.
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There are innumerable dogs, and they really wreak havoc on the lab.
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A single vulnerable and internet-exposed system was enough to wreak havoc.
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I think the only downside is it wreaks havoc on my skin!
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After the shock of an earthquake, aftershocks can wreak serious havoc too.
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This new, hell-sent Ellie wreaks havoc on the entire Creed family.
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Initially, it was thought to have been an Australian hooligan causing havoc.
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The strong dollar is playing havoc with their external debt-service burden.
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It can wreak havoc by withholding supplies of dollars in a crisis.
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It's no secret that heavy drinking can wreak havoc on your stomach.
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Craig: Hurricane Florence is about to wreak havoc on the East Coast.
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They hold and price trillions in assets; a glitch could create havoc.
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Reclassification of broadband will do more than wreak havoc on net neutrality.
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THE recession of 2008 wreaked havoc on minority communities in America's cities.
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We've long known stress can wreak havoc on your mind and body.
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The spacecraft Nostromo has an unwanted guest wreaking havoc on the crew.
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Flakka has all but disappeared from Florida, where it was wreaking havoc.
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These men are, generally, upset that Paradise is wreaking Paradise-like havoc.
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Beloved holidays aside, November and December can wreak havoc on your wallet.
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But the pressure from the wastewater is wreaking havoc on Oklahoma's faultlines.
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This was a benign hack — an attempt to show IoT + drone = havoc.
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Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis has been wreaking havoc on frogs for 20 years now.
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Is the new faux-button home button wreaking havoc with your gloves?
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The WannaCry attack was "meant to cause havoc and destruction," Bossert said.
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OK, so it's no surprise extreme cold can cause havoc with electronics.
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A heatwave continues to roil the country and wreak havoc on farmland.
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Sadly, we can count on more internet havoc in the coming months.
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But invasive species like green crabs are coming in and wreaking havoc.
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Johnson took the moniker Prodigy, while Muchita chose the performance name Havoc.
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Apparently, a good old-fashioned radio hack can still wreak havoc too.
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Thomas Fire is the latest wildfire to wreak havoc on the state.
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It will create havoc throughout the businesses of insurers and healthcare providers.
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"A nice sharp jolt under the city could wreak havoc," said Vidale.
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Technology "is wreaking havoc on our children," warned one former Facebook employee.
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" For him, Puerto Rico's havoc wasn't even "a real catastrophe like Katrina.
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I adore cheese, despite knowing the havoc it wreaks on my body.
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Expanding offshore oil drilling would wreak havoc on coastal businesses and communities.
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But when dinosaurs wreak havoc across the island, the campers are stranded.
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"The money market fund turmoil caused all kinds of havoc," said Cox.
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Similar business disruptions are wreaking havoc across a wide range of industries.
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Therein lies another major problem in acknowledging the havoc wreaked by dysphagia.
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"There will always be some people trying to create havoc," he said.
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The 2008 financial crisis wreaked havoc on global markets and the world.
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Havoc of Mobb Deep led a tribute to his late partner Prodigy.
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I'd long believed these fat years somehow wreaked havoc on my body.
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The collapse of the rial is wreaking havoc on the average Iranian.
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The coronavirus has also wreaked havoc on the automotive and airline industries.
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Today, criminal gangs, armed insurgents and other nonstate actors routinely wreak havoc.
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The carnage also showed how the Islamic State could still spread havoc.
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All that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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In the meantime, North Korean hackers are wreaking havoc around the world.
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His narcissistic greed and power grabs have caused havoc in the world.
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Some of his favorite games were Galaga, Marble Madness and Major Havoc.
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A single case of the coronavirus has wreaked havoc in our hospital.
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A single case of the coronavirus has wreaked havoc in our hospital.
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But that doesn't mean disasters can't wreak havoc on democracy as usual.
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And that indulging can wreak havoc on our clothes and table linens.
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That would likely wreak further havoc on the British and EU economies.
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The epidemic is wreaking havoc on the travel industry well beyond Airbnb.
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However, these weapons' short term gains cause more havoc than sustained peace.
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Monday: Santa Ana and Diablo Winds have caused havoc across the state.
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Those few degrees of warming wreaked havoc on the region's marine ecosystems.
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Non-native species such as flatworms can wreak havoc on native wildlife.
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But having a furry family member can wreak havoc on your furnishings.
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Invalidation of the ACA would wreak havoc on the health care system.
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Story at a glance Climate change is wreaking havoc on the Arctic.
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But the movement of judgment from God to man wreaked epistemological havoc.
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Many "race riots" involved heavily armed whites wreaking havoc on black communities.
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If we pull this off that overinflated kielbasa will totally wreak havoc.
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Rather, a lack of spending discipline and foresight created this fiscal havoc.
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However peripherally, all three of them contributed to this current toxic havoc.
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We can also avoid wreaking havoc on reefs with boats and construction.
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Two Buckets The Big One will wreak havoc on the sewer system.
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It can wreak havoc with both their psyche and their emotional constitution.
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Block granting will wreak havoc on the safety net for people with disabilities.
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Maybe. But the electricity shortage is already wreaking havoc on the country's economy.
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Other stars in attendance included 2 Chainz, Chris Rock, Fab, AZ and Havoc.
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The central heating and the blasted wind are playing havoc with our skins.
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Trammell: The old-fashioned \r\n versus \n line endings will cause havoc.
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It is buggy and crashy and seems to wreak havoc on battery life.
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The Mind Flayer took over his body and wreaked havoc on the town.
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And even though Harvey had the potential to wreak havoc, I was optimistic.
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Why, might you ask, does partner phubbing wreak such havoc between romantic partners?
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This analysis buttresses the view that technology is already playing havoc with employment.
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We release something, it wreaks havoc, but in the end, we contain it.
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Now, another blaze is wreaking havoc in the area, bringing back traumatic memories.
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Some have wreaked havoc on the state's ecosystem, causing officials to take action.
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We are all embedded in a civilization that wreaks havoc on the planet.
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However useful they might be, cotton buds are wreaking havoc on the environment.
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Demonstrations have included the storming of the legislature and havoc at the airport.
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And he manages to wreak havoc on everybody around him in the process.
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And it takes remarkably little effort to wreak havoc to your online life.
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Restrictions on the movements of laborers that have wreaked havoc on local agriculture.
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"The coronavirus can still play havoc, you got to be worried," LaVorgna said.
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A shortage of the stuff has therefore created havoc in foodmakers' supply chains.
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ATLANTA – It doesn&apost take a firearm or a bomb to wreak havoc.
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And just one species would cause problems, potentially wreaking havoc across entire habitats.
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FEW PESTS wreak more havoc on coffee plantations than the berry-borer beetle.
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One seizure stands out, though, for the havoc it wreaked on my life.
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And, as bad as the defense was, Ryan Kerrigan continued to wreak havoc.
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Opponents say it will destroy sacred Native American sites and wreak environmental havoc.
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Failures to appear cause havoc and long delays in the criminal justice system.
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She and Havoc presented during the awards and paid homage to Prodigy. #RIP
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Though fibromyalgia is often misunderstood, it really can wreak havoc on people's lives.
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Mother Nature has the tendency to wreak havoc at the worst possible time.
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The hackers are able to wreak havoc over the Tesla they are testing.
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We can help them to navigate the treacherous waters without really creating havoc.
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And for heavy coffee drinkers, the sudden drop in consumption can play havoc.
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In fairness ... a rainstorm wreaked havoc in 2010 ... poor Fergie was all dewy.
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This is not the first time the election has wreaked on-flight havoc.
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Australian recently moved to New York, whose presence wreaks havoc on the two
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Unfortunately the threat of flooding is going to cause more havoc for koalas.
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Breast cancer and its treatments wreak all sorts of havoc on the body.
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Ocean acidification is wreaking havoc all over the sea, including in coral reefs.
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Australians are suffering sweltering heatwaves that are wreaking havoc on people and wildlife.
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The same goes for wreaking havoc in a mafia-owned restaurant or hideout.
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The blue light from your phone can wreak havoc on your sleep schedule.
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If the goldfish spread, they'll cause even more havoc than they are already.
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Narrator: Foreign bugs hitchhiking in luggage have wreaked havoc in the US before.
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In recent years, cocaine use has wreaked havoc in the U.S. once again.
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Let us hope that the famous U.S. checks and balances will prevent havoc.
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And Mother Nature has the potential to wreak havoc on best-laid plans.
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Unlike, say, locusts, which simply raze entire fields, stinkbugs wreak their havoc insidiously.
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Rising sea levels and stronger weather events have wreaked havoc on our communities.
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Gel manicures look pretty but they could be wreaking havoc on your nails.
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The current rainy season has already caused havoc in neighboring Cambodia and Laos.
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Across Missouri, snow and ice was already causing havoc on the state's roads.
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It later wreaks havoc on her life through a series of (mis)adventures.
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But the sophisticated worm wreaking the havoc spread to computers around the world.
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Insurers say the Graham-Cassidy plan would wreak havoc in the insurance markets.
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They still have a lot of ability to wreak havoc in that form.
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The changes have wreaked havoc with everything from winter sports to riverboat journeys.
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Inside the body, lead can slip into human cells easily and wreak havoc.
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The delay has ushered in what may be a prolonged period of havoc.
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Governments are spending freely to combat the economic havoc wrought by the coronavirus.
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Then there was the basic election processes that wreaked havoc at the polls.
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The coronavirus has wreaked a great deal of havoc since we last connected.
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Like a masked marauder, my illness creeps into different bodily systems, wreaking havoc.
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Closing it would wreak havoc on American farmers and automakers, among many others.
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The hurricane wreaked havoc on the island's electrical and phone systems as well.
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Building a new reservoir requires unusual topography and it can wreak environmental havoc.
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Schwartau described a devastating attack that would wreak havoc on society at large.
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Yet, in the current deteriorating environment, malevolent forces like that could wreak havoc.
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Witnessing an eclipse wreaks havoc on your sense of self, on rational individuality.
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Anything can happen, and Birds of Prey relishes in the havoc that implies.
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It could wreak havoc on the nation's food system, food safety advocates say.
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My strabismus still seems to wreak havoc on the phones' TrueDepth camera system.
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Insurers say that cutting off the payments could cause havoc in insurance markets.
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You don't need a state-of-the-art media lab to wreak havoc.
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But this requires single-use plastics that are wreaking havoc on the environment.
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This deluge has spurred deadly flooding and landslides that continue to wreak havoc.
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Good old-fashioned rifles and wire-cutters can wreak havoc on electricity infrastructure.
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During the demolition and for a few weeks after, they say, havoc ensued.
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Meanwhile, deep in the Cloud, someone—or something—is watching the havoc unfold.
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In other parts of the country, floods and tropical storms are wreaking havoc.
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"Dory is just a full-time nutcase who enjoys causing havoc," he said.
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Even a single incident can cause havoc for the company's content moderation teams.
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That heat might loosen parts of the system's internals or cause other havoc.
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There's a huge playground for these people to wreak a lot of havoc.
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In Mexico, the food was delicious, but it wreaked havoc on my guts.
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Or would the Waif steal Arya's face and wreck havoc back in Winterfell?
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And it's possible that a similar strain will wreak havoc in the future.
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Now, it appears to be China's turn to cause havoc far beyond its borders.
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Much worse: producing faux fur typically wreaks more environmental havoc than the real thing.
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They can help to protect the Web or wreak havoc on a massive scale.
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Groups which wreaked havoc two years ago report surveillance and threats from law enforcement.
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That nightmare scenario would wreak havoc on the global financial system and international trade.
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Cocaine fetched premium prices, while its production leftovers wreaked havoc among young slum dwellers.
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There are plenty of recent events highlighting the epidemic of young men wreaking havoc.
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Even worse than the weather itself is the havoc it wreaks on our skin.
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CHRIS MATTHEWS, ANCHOR, MSNBC: The only beneficiary of Trump&aposs havoc is Vladimir Putin.
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Read MoreAmazon counterfeiters wreak havoc on artists "It really is a flywheel," he said.
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In the 2016 presidential election, Russian agents created havoc by stealing and releasing emails.
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For one, after using its signature Fist of Havoc skill, my super stayed active.
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But wreaking havoc on people's health care puts her well into bad scam territory.
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Of course, their havoc-wreaking weapons would be the good ol' hammer/bus pass.
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She comes back to life, psychically imprints on Morton, and wreaks havoc on London.
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If one of these hits Earth it plays havoc with the planet's magnetic field.
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Without treatment, however, high blood pressure can wreak havoc throughout the body, she says.
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And so she goes and creates a great deal of havoc in our world.
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As fears of an acrimonious Brexit have risen, so too have those of havoc.
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The neverendingness of these models plays havoc with a lot of economic common sense.
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On the day we recorded the song, Hurricane Harvey began wreaking havoc in Texas.
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Meanwhile in North Carolina, the State Board of Elections says humidity is causing havoc.
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That can wreak havoc on the most sensitive aspect of Uber's business: the pickup.
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Far from being a problem only for future generations, it is wreaking havoc now.
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We all know that major storms can wreak havoc, flooding cities and decimating infrastructure.
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I keep saying that bad actors will start using drones to wreak untraceable havoc.
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Since 2009, Boko Haram has wreaked havoc in the region, killing thousands of people.
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Failing to address both issues could wreak havoc on the U.S. and global economies.
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" As for remembering Prodigy with their music -- Havoc says, "I'm still f**ked up.
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Regardless of its categorization, Hurricane Matthew still wreaked havoc in the areas it touched.
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Then, as kids do, we all crammed in the living room together wreaking havoc.
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So might a nuclear war; at a pinch climate change might wreak similar havoc.
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When Havoc would make these dark-ass beats, that's exactly how I felt inside.
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The other lesson learned: Unexpectedly heavy rainfall can wreak havoc on a desert town.
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Prodigy and his partner, Havoc, formed Mobb Deep in NYC in the early '90s.
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The ensuing traffic wreaked havoc in town, causing massive delays and impeding emergency responders.
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I think this one is an invitation to chaos and havoc in the future.
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Rising temperatures and increasingly extreme weather is wreaking havoc on traditional wine-producing regions.
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SI: So you're not worried about utility-maximizing machines wreaking havoc in the future?
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Should the PT government fall—or Lula be locked up—they could cause havoc.
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Despite his past and well-known reputation for promoting prejudice, Mello continued wreaking havoc.
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A bored hacker, however, could wreak havoc on any number of passengers' credit cards.
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California The Hill: California's jungle primary system is causing havoc in the governor's race.
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Often it's just one little spot fire that can be enough to cause havoc.
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The temptation to do so will be great, despite the havoc he could wreak.
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This white privilege has wreaked havoc on the globe since the start of colonization.
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A moose in Alaska walked into a family's backyard — and it wreaked absolute havoc.
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Not surprisingly, interest on the debt promises to play havoc with the federal budget.
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Abingdon Theater Company, June Havoc Theater, 230 West 27273th Street, 246-2212-2239, abingdontheatre.org.
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Abingdon Theater Company, June Havoc Theater, 312 West 36th Street, 212-352-3101, abingdontheatre.org.
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Some may manage to survive, but they don't flourish — or wreak havoc on plants.
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Unemployment is surging, and a pension crisis has contributed to havoc on public finances.
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Link (Avengers: Infinity War's Alex Hashioka) wreaks havoc with his bombs and Master Sword.
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Take female hormones and the bloody havoc they can wreak on our mental health.
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And it could wreak havoc on the government should that person actually get elected.
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In "Honey" (1997) she's a bit more naughty, wreaking havoc on a jet ski.
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Washington argues that surreptitious backdoors aren't necessarily needed to wreak havoc in 25G systems.
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Hurricane Dorian is stationary over the Bahamas, giving it more time to wreak havoc.
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But reporting, especially of chaos and havoc, has always been a young person's game.
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The coronavirus has dominated the news and is wreaking havoc on the political world.
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And, like the rest of America, she didn't know what havoc coronavirus would bring.
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We know it is wreaking havoc on the world's health and the world's economy.
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COVID-19 (commonly referred to as the coronavirus) is wreaking havoc on the world.
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Now, hurricanes are increasingly stalling when they make landfall, wreaking havoc on targeted areas.
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The shutdown has already wreaked havoc on the parks system in many other ways.
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Russia also wreaks havoc of its own by dropping bombs near US troop positions.
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Repeal and delay would, in the short term, wreak havoc on the Obamacare marketplaces.
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Alternatively, this folly could wind up wreaking global havoc well beyond the economic sphere.
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Airlines are in a tailspin as the spreading coronavirus wreaks havoc on the industry.
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The agency's disorganization and a lack of supplies and personnel contributed to the havoc.
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As an Indigenous farmer, the hotter summers were wreaking havoc on his yearly harvest.
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Trump is doing this even though it will likely wreak havoc on countless lives.
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What tax cuts do, instead, is sharply reduce revenue, wreaking havoc with state finances.
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The virus has already wreaked havoc on global supply chains and hit company profits.
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Winter storms wreaked havoc on airports and roads throughout the Midwest into the weekend.
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This was not the first time white supremacists had wrought havoc in the country.
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When the order does come, what havoc will it wreak in the immediate term?
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Severe winds, freezing cold, accumulation and downed trees can wreak havoc on this system.
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Hurricane Maria has wreaked havoc on the island, destroying thousands of homes and businesses.
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A decade ago, the worldwide financial crisis began wreaking havoc on the American economy.
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And alcohol can play havoc with the medications people take to control those conditions.
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"An entrenched, unfettered class of superpredators is wreaking havoc on American society," he argues.
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The coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc on the tourism industry in China and beyond.
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For the core group, hostile political rumors are simply a tool to create havoc.
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The spill has been spreading for almost a week, wreaking environmental and economic havoc.
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We all know about the havoc wreaked by Mercury retrograde, but what about Pluto?
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The spirit they draw wreaks havoc among the pious chauvinists who run the program.
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Normally, the job of keeping hackers from causing havoc is like a chess match.
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The 2005 poll was taken shortly after Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on New Orleans.
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Maybe the slug gets into the water supply of Hawkins and starts wreaking havoc?
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Funding disruptions, common now at the federal level, cause havoc in the scientific community.
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Mr. Tucker also helped to shape "Cry Havoc!" through Bedlam's outreach program for veterans.
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Pregnancy can wreak havoc on the gallbladder, and Revilla's pregnancy had done just that.
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As Chivers shows, AI does not need to wipe out mankind to wreak havoc.
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Production values are higher and the havoc quotient is lower, despite several elaborate explosions.
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Every year they wreak havoc on the chickadees, and often on the bluebirds, too.
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This man can create political havoc at home or abroad with a single tweet.
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Chiesa claims Conor deliberately created "havoc, mayhem and injury" that resulted in his injuries.
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Rain, snow, and road salt can wreak havoc on your boots during the winter.
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And if the vesting tax becomes law, it could wreak havoc on the startup world.
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Not quite, but fewer women seem to be standing by entitled men who wreak havoc.
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Anbang was recently admonished by regulators for causing market "havoc" by pushing risky financial products.
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London (CNN Business)A popular weedkiller is wreaking havoc at drugs and chemicals giant Bayer.
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Source: Alamy Jack Patterson talks to American Greed about the havoc wreaked by Mark Hotton.
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It plays havoc with certain aspects of the original, like clean lines and solid colors.
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When a dog wreaks havoc on your wardrobe, it helps to have a blacksmith around.
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He bounced between them, causing havoc in their friendship from story arc to story arc.
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With that, the house remained intact as Hurricane Michael wreaked havoc on the small city.
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It doesn't take that many Brian Clayton Charleses to cause real havoc in this country.
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American investors have learned that news out of China can wreak havoc on their portfolios.
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That's right, humans may be the ones wreaking havoc, but zombies remain a looming threat.
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The unauthorized documentary The Carter revealed his escalating narcotic dependence and the havoc it caused.
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British officials have warned that departing the EU could wreak havoc with the nation's finances.
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More significant, the Carrington event played havoc with Earth's new telecommunications system, the electric telegraph.
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Experts, however, have warned that hackers could potentially use the same account to wreak havoc.
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But his inner demons, catalogued in his famous work, wreak havoc on their young marriage.
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That the bugs are wide-ranging is one reason why they are causing such havoc.
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Could one of Riverdale's most beloved characters be the person wreaking havoc on the town?
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Russia also wreaks havoc of its own and has dropped bombs near US troop positions.
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Hopefully these diddly little sea dicks don't wreak phallic havoc on the Penis State's Keys.
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Neonicotinoid chemicals wreak havoc in an insect's brain, causing its nervous system to shut down.
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In practice a rising dollar can play havoc with emerging markets that have dollar debts.
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The larger the swings, the more often extremely hot or cold conditions can wreak havoc.
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But it doesn't take a lot of people to create a lot of havoc. Sure.
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The long story short: Climate change has potential to wreak havoc upon the global economy.
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As a sparky and outspoken child, Amy Winehouse caused havoc at her North London school.
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And it is something that could possibly wreak havoc on the bond market, he said.
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During the Ukrainian elections in 2015, an organization called CyberBerkut wreaked havoc on the election.
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Heavy snow and high winds already wreaked havoc with several reported accidents and power outages.
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New York (CNN Business)Boeing's 737 Max crisis has wreaked havoc on the airline industry.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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For months we have heard about the elusive "violent Trump supporter" wreaking havoc on society.
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There are long weeks ahead during which all sorts of financial-market havoc could unfold.
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The salinity of the water pumped up for irrigation can then wreak havoc on crops.
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Someone, or something, breaks into your house and starts wreaking havoc on your precious household.
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Trump, meanwhile, doesn't seem concerned, and he even seems to enjoy the havoc he's wreaked.
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"In trading, you can't let your personal bias wreak havoc on your trades," he said.
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Several upsets in Thursday and Friday's NCAA men's basketball tournament games wreaked havoc on brackets.
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I hesitate to take a day off because of the havoc the change will cause.
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Siegel worries that inhaling unknown particles could wreak havoc for people with existing respiratory issues.
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CRI score: 233 In September 2014, monsoon rains and flash flooding wrought havoc in Pakistan.
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His No Child Left Behind legislation wreaked havoc on young girls — and boys — across America.
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Wonder Woman — isn't here to simply destroy her enemies or thwart injustice by wreaking havoc.
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But until lawmakers craft a budget, the state's fiscal uncertainty is causing havoc among municipalities.
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They seem innocent enough at first glance, but they're actually wreaking havoc on our environment.
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Everything is personal, intimate, costly in a way that wreaks mental havoc on everyone involved.
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And while competition provides great outcomes for consumers, it can wreak havoc on profit margins.
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Indeed, the lack of much public disquiet over the arboreal havoc out West is striking.
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After the dizzying havoc of the past few weeks, it felt like a welcome respite.
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Still, in spite of inefficiencies, the intention of the state is enough to cause havoc.
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I was just using my size to get to the basket and create some havoc.
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Full stage makeup every day can wreak havoc on your skin if you're not careful.
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From Asia to Africa, from Europe to the Americas, this theological perversion has wrought havoc.
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The resulting lava flow has swallowed homes and left havoc and damage in its wake.
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Narrator: The aftermath of the big one will wreak havoc on infrastructure and the economy.
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Congress should certainly maintain its focus on undoing the economic havoc caused by Dodd-Frank.
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Tourists are known for wreaking havoc on airplanes, in nature, and even in Disney parks.
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Move aside Kardashian curse, there's a new celebrity allegedly wreaking havoc on the sports world.
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Costumed Krampuses caused havoc in the streets of Alpine villages during annual December 6 festivals.
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His rabid fans wreaked havoc on unsuspecting arenas, who were drastically underprepared for the chaos.
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Young Joon Kwak's "Excreted Venus" represents the bifurcated havoc and opportunity that digital architectures create.
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But what if that inner darkness were to escape and wreak havoc beyond the frame?
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" Van Heemstra also said the actor had caused "sufficient havoc to last a long time.
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Democrats described an ethically questionable candidate who will wreak havoc on the health care system.
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A contrary ruling would have created havoc in the insurance markets and undermined the law.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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Did we admit a sleeper agent, calmly preparing to wreak havoc some seven years later?
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The governor blamed the violence on vandals paid to wreak havoc by right-wing politicians.
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The infection triggers the immune system response that inadvertently wreaks havoc on the nervous system.
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It's no surprise that Hurricane Maria wreaked the havoc that it did in Puerto Rico.
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The desolate image of environmental havoc above is real—no CGI, no Photoshop, no illusions.
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Even short stays for nonviolent offenses can wreak havoc with people's jobs and child care.
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The virus, which originated in China, has wreaked havoc on markets, while disrupting businesses globally.
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Fears of the epidemic's long-term financial and market impacts are wreaking major financial havoc.
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It is not only the sharing of personal images which wreaks havoc on victims' lives.
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Oil companies take a hitLow prices wreak havoc across the oil and gas supply chain.
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The deluded monk was not beyond the light, But the malignant demon must wreak havoc.
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WHO GOT IT: Among others, June Havoc, the daughter of the real-life Momma Rose.
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The term Anthropocene is geological shorthand for a world of carbon-induced climate havoc — i.e.
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"We just can't even imagine what havoc it is going to be," Ms. Chin said.
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Yet as Caligula wreaked havoc, Rome also had values, institutions and mores that inspired resistance.
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But here are three ways Hurricane Willa could wreak havoc from Texas to New England.
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The team is at its best when Cook is wreaking havoc out of the backfield.
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Wrecking Grenada's nutmeg crop, Janet visited havoc on Barbados, the Grenadines and St. Vincent, too.
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And the fluids themselves wreak havoc on boreholes by destroying their liners and concrete plugs.
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Upzoning will give developers "carte blanche to cut down trees," wreaking environmental havoc, NIMBYs respond.
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There is an outcry for data about the havoc wreaked in Yemen by Saudi bombing.
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It tails an assassin wreaking havoc in Europe and the government agent tracking her down.
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Looks like a barely disguised Alexa — dubbed "Iliza" — becomes self-aware and starts wrecking havoc.
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And what would happen if emojis were wreaking havoc inside other apps than their own?
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Why do you think suicide wreaks such havoc on the lives of those left behind?
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Will Ferrell gate-crashed the commentary booth for a Roger Federer match and wreaked havoc
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Harm need not be deliberate; biased data-sets used to train predictive models also wreak havoc.
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Which poses the question: Will humans ever not wreak havoc on a dockless bike-sharing service?
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One can only imagine what havoc Jordan would have wrought in today's more free-flowing game.
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Experts have said it would be difficult to do away with Obamacare completely without causing havoc.
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The havoc caused by extreme heat does not get the attention it merits for several reasons.
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" As for the effects of Pluto retrograde, she adds, "Will it wreak havoc on our lives?
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Norovirus has popped up in Pyeongchang, South Korea, threatening to wreak havoc on the Winter Olympics.
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With that many fighters still active, the group can continue to wreak havoc in the region.
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Sometimes the show even dips into surreal sidebars as Gamby and Russell wreak their unholy havoc.
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It appears there every night and wanders aimlessly, causing havoc with no apparent purpose or motive.
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Fear of the economy under a left wing administration would wreak havoc on our good fortune.
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As in Mosul, the combination of ISIS brutality and intense coalition bombardment wreaked havoc on civilians.
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Furniture, electronics, all that kind of stuff that has wreaked havoc on all of our health.
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Hackers and cyber criminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety.
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Powerful ideas, captured in memorable stories, can spread like epidemics, wreaking economic havoc as they go.
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When a rebellious woman (Lawrence) moves into a retirement community where the men rule, havoc ensues.
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Drops on the skin can wreak havoc on the nervous system and be enough to kill.
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Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc in 2000 Caribbean countries, killing scores of islanders and leaving thousands homeless.
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They're both action movies that rely heavily on big, flashy sequences of CGI creatures wreaking havoc.
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They&aposve got more capability to wreak havoc on Israel than they did before the deal.
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Russian hackers have already caused havoc in the Ukrainian electrical grid at least twice since 2015.
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Hopefully we can create some havoc out there and make it tough on the opposing (defense).
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That long decline has tarnished Ackman's reputation as an investor and wreaked havoc on his portfolio.
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Tatum and Gordon-Levitt also co-starred in Havoc in 2005 and 2008's Stop-Loss.
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Hackers and cyber criminals could use this to wreak havoc on our privacy and personal safety.
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Hurricane Maria's havoc has been devastating, but amid the destruction there's been some incredible work done.
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Or, with little effort, they could brick the printers completely, potentially causing havoc for business operations.
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"The attack caused havoc," said Mr. Pollio, who still has a day job as a carpenter.
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After all, squirrels wreak much more havoc on our electrical grid than hackers all the time.
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This population will continue to grow as violent conflicts drag on and climate change wreaks havoc.
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Lincoln seems to be wreaking havoc in her parents house in between her days at kindergarten.
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I'm not ruling out the white supremacists for causing a lot of havoc in the world.
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It sent a shudder through the energy market and wreaked havoc on the U.S. shale industry.
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Apple's decision reportedly wreaked havoc inside Facebook, and it may be causing similar disruptions at Google.
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P and Havoc had a friend with a speech impediment and made it a new language.
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The "Woodward Tornado" wreaked havoc across parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas on April 210, 8443.
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"I have this heart where I'm not scared to fight anyone at any point," Havoc said.
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Nor has it stopped land grabs and illegal logging that are wreaking havoc in the countryside.
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But the videos have also created havoc and can sometimes result in serious damage to property.
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What kind of havoc could Bannon wreak on the outside, unencumbered by his West Wing responsibilities?
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Weather patterns in cities on coastlines or at the foot of mountains can also wreak havoc.
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So how much havoc are you going to wreak on your body with this emerald buffet?
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Most municipal lots are actually owned by building landlords (who can play havoc with rent costs).
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Small mechanical conceits go a long way to convey the havoc and physical hardship of war.
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Update: Super lice are reportedly back and wreaking havoc on schools in at least 25 states.
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They wreak special havoc on islands, because most island ecosystems haven't seen anything like them before.
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But they will soon have the capability now to wreak havoc with our way of life.
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"The court today wreaks havoc on entrenched legislative and contractual arrangement," she said from the bench.
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All of these elements could wreak havoc on the human body if not properly accounted for.
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Even if you're not the one getting married, wedding costs can wreak havoc on your budget.
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Dougie Hamilton had four shots for Carolina and continued to wreak havoc in the offensive zone.
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If the dollar suddenly jumps in value, that might wreak havoc and cause defaults or bankruptcies.
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Free-spirited Bean exasperates the king as she wreaks havoc with her demon and elf pals.
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Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and old fashioned human carelessness are wreaking havoc on the world's forests.
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But the commotion comes nowhere close to the terrifying havoc of cancer and its traditional treatments.
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Over the course of its 13-day life, Hurricane Dorian has wreaked havoc on the Bahamas.
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Tens of thousands of semis rumbled through Will County every day, wreaking havoc on the infrastructure.
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The journey was somewhat arduous, as the snow had wreaked havoc on the subway and trains.
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And although gel manicures look pretty, Campbell said removing them can "wreak havoc" on one's nails.
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By the 1990s, "bing bong boom: They've marketed drugs that have created major havoc," Payne says.
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US coasts would probably see even higher sea rise, which would wreak havoc and be irreversible.
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In Assassin's Creed, players visit cities from the past, causing havoc on their recreated digital streets.
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But now that he's there, Kudlow's errors, misstatements, and exaggerations are wreaking havoc on U.S. policy.
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An old Scholar slave trying to escape the havoc makes the mistake of crossing her path.
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Legal experts said the rule shreds basic due process and could create havoc beyond immigrant communities.
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At one point a cage broke open, allowing monkeys to escape and wreak havoc on neighbors.
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In their imagination — and perhaps only there — those kinds of stories wreak havoc in European societies.
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Smash this at various inappropriate moments to cause upset, havoc and mayhem over the festive period.
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A hacker, or group of hackers, has wrecked havoc across the United States since last summer.
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Airlines have canceled thousands of flights as the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the travel industry.
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Uber is looking to deliver coronavirus tests as the virus wreaks havoc on the global economy.
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We need to do more than just push back against their agenda to wreak more havoc.
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The road is rocky: Drought, wildfire, torrential rainfall and predatory coyotes, starlings and snails wreak havoc.
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The GOP's abortion opposition in particular has wreaked havoc on reproductive health care access in America.
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As the court correctly recognized, its judgment has the potential to wreak havoc on the system.
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The corporal said he knew all about the "terrorists," who had created havoc in northern Rakhine.
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An unusually stormy summer in southern Ontario has played havoc with the hunt for the models.
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And it has personalized recommendations, which usually wreak some kind of unintended havoc on the world.
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On Thursday, an "unauthorized person on the tracks" in Brooklyn wreaked havoc on the A line.
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Online attackers are finding increasingly creative ways to wreak havoc using ransomware and now pyramid schemes.
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Black bloc is often seen as mostly white males looking to wreak havoc for their cause.
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Rock on with Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton as superstars wreaking havoc on their loved ones.
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The two Danys accidentally unleash a magical blue dog that wreaks supernatural havoc on the town.
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Beginning in the 1950s, however, television and the suburban exodus played havoc with the afternoon papers.
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It can actually wreak havoc on your skin, your health, and, yes, even your menstrual cycle.
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Miami's center kept the production flowing in the rematch, causing havoc for Washington on both ends.
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Microsoft updated security tools Friday to stop the ransomware that has wreaked havoc across the world.
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Why it matters: It doesn't take a headline-sized bill to wreak havoc on family budgets.
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Some voters will follow the "devil-you-know" philosophy, worrying that newcomers could bring unforeseen havoc.
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Here in Charleston, the final city on the eclipse route, the clouds wreaked havoc with totality.
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These guns cause havoc in communities of color, which Loesch doesn't know a damn thing about.
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This is likely to cause havoc for travelers in addition to downed trees and power lines.
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Trump is wreaking havoc while Democrats grapple with a messaging crisis and tumult in party structure.
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"Russia's biggest interest would be on wreaking some havoc on the U.S.-Mexico relationship," said Wilson.
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Playing out her rescue fantasies, she resolves to stalk the stalker, wreaking havoc in the process.
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The wife wanted the divorce but couldn't bear the havoc it would wreak on her family.
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It's unusual, yes, and it's wreaking a little bit of havoc on the state's election process.
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Meanwhile, there is plenty of evidence that says restrictive diets wreak havoc on your mental health.
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The fake neo-Nazi MLK Day rally wreaked havoc online and off The fake neo-Nazi MLK Day rally wreaked havoc online and off The armed neo-Nazi rally that was supposed to happen in Whitefish, Montana, on Martin Luther King Day is not going to happen.
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An outbreak of scrapie, an ovine affliction similar to mad cow disease, brings havoc to the valley.
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This not only wreaks havoc on an employee's mental and physical state but on the overall economy.
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They knew her army and her dragon would wreak havoc upon the innocent citizens of the capital.
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The Alpha group appears "as eager to create havoc as to maximize profits," according to the report.
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No, we're talking real, honest to god rat kings who are wreaking havoc on the nation's capital.
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The fire wreaked havoc in the neighborhood, forcing residents to flee their homes as flames closed in.
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Trade frictions are "wreaking havoc with supply chains and costs", according to an executive at electronics manufacturer.
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Ship traffic noise has doubled every decade since the 1960s, and it's wreaking havoc on marine life.
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The human body is basically one big reservoir of water, which can wreck havoc on a connection.
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Umm, Stranger Things is still about inter-dimensional aliens wreaking havoc on a small Indiana town, right?
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He then returns to the school to wreak havoc on the town" – this time disguised as "Bianca.
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We feel for Tecosky and understand how all this meowing is wreaking havoc on his sleep schedule.
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Across the way, Patty (Leslie Jones) gleefully wreaks havoc on any ghost dumb enough to cross her.
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They don't even have to open the message for this set of symbols to wreak its havoc.
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More specifically, they say it could potentially wreak havoc on your unborn child's yet-to-exist junk.
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If you thought The Bachelorette's villain Chad Johnson was done wreaking havoc on his competitors, think again.
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Debt collectors are calling, and your walking-dead debt now threatens to wreak havoc on your finances.
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It wasn't hard to create a little havoc and, at times, administer a kick in the intellect.
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Big fires and power outages are wreaking havoc in California and spreading into the 2020 elections, too.
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The animated celebrity portraits are inhuman, threatening to escape the screen and wreak havoc upon the Earth.
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The impact: Michael wreaked havoc in the region where the menacing, 12-mile-wide eye came ashore.
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That often prefaces a stunt, with Preston looping inside the upfield rush of Za'Darius and wreaking havoc.
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But I know from experience that there are just certain people who wreak havoc on our lives.
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Ransomware has hit the headlines recently as WannaCry and Petya wreak havoc on older Windows machines worldwide.
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Stress can wreak havoc on your back, neck, and shoulders, causing ailments like fatigue, pain, and headaches.
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Of course, fans everywhere are expecting some major deaths to wreak havoc upon the season 7 finale.
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And the gusty nature of the winds will also create a bit of havoc for the golfers.
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While party drug "molly" caused mass hysteria in 2013, mitigative Xanax was quietly wreaking the real havoc.
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It's been unusually hot the last couple of days, and it's wrecking havoc on my sleeping schedule.
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I was terrified of the havoc he could wreak with my personal information suddenly at his disposal.
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Warning: Looking at your smartphone while lying in bed at night could wreak havoc on your vision.
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Appearing at his resort in Doral, Florida, Trump insisted the act was causing havoc for his workers.
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It's one of the most fascinating pieces of malware to ever wreak havoc on a large scale.
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Instead, she flails about, wreaking havoc, engaging in many of the behaviors she was once subjected to.
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Spinning quickly in a circle or standing up too fast can wreak havoc with this delicate arrangement.
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Fortnite's latest weekly update introduces a souped-up vehicle that seems to wreak havoc wherever it goes.
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Jones, alienated from Richards and Jagger, sought solace in drugs and alcohol, wreaking havoc on his health.
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The obsession with "free" nearly destroyed the music industry and continues to wreak havoc on the media.
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First we have Juggernaut, the hulking Icebox inmate who teams up with Firefist to cause some havoc.
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One of them is that you must know your llama, as an unsocialized one could wreak havoc.
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The girls make secret plans, skip school, and combine their powers to wreak havoc on their classmates.
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The havoc wreaked by Hurricane Maria revealed how neglected the island's infrastructure was prior to the storm.
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WE SAW WHAT KIND OF HAVOC THAT WREAKED ON GLOBAL MARKETS IN THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR.
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The low prices of oil are wreaking havoc in the industry, adding to the broad investor anxiety.
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Typically, Sentinels will leave me alone unless I'm truly wreaking havoc, but here, they're much more temperamental.
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The ubiquity of Microsoft Office files make them the perfect vector for tricking victims and wreaking havoc.
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By gaining complete control over the router, Mabbitt said an attacker could wreak havoc on a network.
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Social media users have alleged that the report "meaningless," writing of "elevator closures wreaking havoc on lives."
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For the opposition, the protests proved that they can get people onto the streets and cause havoc.
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U.S. corporations have $13 trillion stashed abroad and any rapid repatriation could wreck havoc on Asian markets.
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That would raise the prospect of default, which would wreak havoc on the U.S. and global economies.
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But it was deemed to be too dangerous with Matthew expected to wreak havoc in the area.
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But it's about this guy and his problems, and how he wreaks havoc on other people's lives.
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He wrought havoc on their family, as he'd done with a successful Brazilian writer he'd met previously.
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Oklahoma City has also given Golden State a taste of its own medicine, wreaking havoc in transition.
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Our long-term fiscal imbalances, driven primarily by Medicare, will eventually wreak havoc on the federal budget.
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Tax cuts and spending increases can play havoc with people's incentives, undermining the efficiency of the economy.
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Separately, catastrophic numbers from Liaoning, a north-eastern province, have wreaked havoc with national statistics this year.
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The officer told a colleague that GRU would cause havoc in America's presidential election, Time reported Thursday.
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"It's causing havoc," said Cory Pittman, operations manager at Allstar Rebar in Newfoundland, on Canada's East Coast.
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While Europe's flexible, liberalized market has helped absorb flows, it has caused havoc in global price dynamics.
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Unite said a strike would cause "havoc and mayhem" to deliveries in the run-up to Christmas.
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" MAZEN ISSA, SENIOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRATEGIST, TD SECURITIES, NEW YORK: "It's causing a little bit of havoc.
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So even when outdoor temperatures drop, those materials with all their stored heat start to wreak havoc.
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Since it started wreaking havoc in January production has plummeted to its lowest levels in two decades.
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Anytime there is disruption at top, that is this sudden, it's bound to wreak a little havoc.
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With Hurricane Trump wreaking havoc on our nation, this jobs agenda comes not a moment too soon.
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Meanwhile, the country's crude-led recovery could be imperiled by militants wreaking havoc on the oil industry.
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During this week in 1938, the Great New England Hurricane brought havoc to parts of the Northeast.
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The collateral consequences of these raids are already wreaking havoc on immigrant communities all around the country.
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In a restaurant, a lawncare business, or an auto shop, these kinds of challenges can wreak havoc.
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Ford has been reluctant to come forward because she felt it would wreak havoc on her life.
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He said separation alters the way that children's brains work and can wreak havoc on their development.
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From evacuations to fires and lava bombs, Kilauea has wreaked havoc on the island throughout the summer.
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The drama intensifies as a devastating earthquake rattles the Middle East, leading to havoc and Israel's invasion.
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ISIS has reaped havoc and misery in Syria in particular, making refugees of swathes of the populace.
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Al Qaeda branches continue to wreak havoc in the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa, West Africa, and Syria.
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Beforehand, if there was a change in the fall of 2018, I think it would raise havoc.
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According to U.K. blogger Mehreen Baig, the photo-taking habit could also wreak havoc on your skin.
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"Committed to wreaking havoc upon orthodoxies of desire, he couldn't help but fit within them," she writes.
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In other words, the hackers didn't really care about getting money, and just wanted to wreak havoc.
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The black and white birds wreak havoc on picnics, pedestrians, and well, anyone that crosses its path.
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Grocery stores and pharmaceutical companies have started stockpiling essential materials to prepare for havoc at the border.
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The virus causes havoc in the respiratory system and makes it more difficult for people to breathe.
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Like the budget cuts in the 13s, the borrowing did not immediately wreak havoc on the subway.
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The plunge of the lira hit stocks in Asia and Europe, and played havoc with currency markets.
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Faux fur may not be cruel to animals, but toxic chemicals can wreak havoc on the environment.
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This behavior has likely kept us alive as a species, but it creates havoc when we invest.
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But pursued recklessly, it could set off a trade war that wreaks havoc on the American economy.
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The chemo wreaked havoc on her immune system, and she took a seven-month leave from work.
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Hurricane Irma has wrecked havoc on the Caribbean, leaving 19 dead and multiple islands reduced to rubble.
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I had "redfaced" for REDDENED, and appreciated the double "Destruction" clues — I love seeing the evocative HAVOC.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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That spill spewed three million gallons of oil onto our coast and wreaked havoc on our economy.
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"Trump has abused his power to wreak havoc along the border to score political points," Segee said.
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Ayodhya languishes as an unheeded cautionary tale, a testament to the havoc wreaked by divisive identity politics.
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Coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the retail industry, leading dozens of US retailers to temporarily close stores.
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This kind of sharing—which has been wreaking havoc around the globe—tends to be more intimate.
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The vulnerabilities we never even think of that can come in and wreak international havoc are stunning.
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The work for me was about the internal effect that this havoc had, and what it revealed.
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Over an acoustic piano, he raps steadfastly in his gravelly voice, describing the havoc of his childhood.
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With 2.2 billion profiles in more than 100 languages, even a small error rate can wreak havoc.
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Desertification and droughts are creating havoc around the world, encouraging mass migration, dislocation, unemployment and racial strife.
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"They wreak havoc with their violent winds, torrential rainfall and associated storm surges and floods," he said.
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This Ebola patient Thomas Duncan, who fraudulently entered the U.S. by signing false papers, is causing havoc.
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Marty the grocery store robot has officially wreaked havoc on Stop & Shop employees for one full year.
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If household chemicals are wreaking havoc on the hormones of cats, what are they doing to us?
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The debt mountain Investors always worry about unpredictable 'black swan' events that can wreak havoc across markets.
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The storm wreaked havoc on Barbuda, leaving 90 percent of the island's buildings damaged, according to CNN.
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"It will literally wreak havoc on the last pillar of civility in our country," Lewis said. Rep.
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The e-commerce giant has already wreaked havoc on multiple industries, and pharmacy retailers are bracing themselves.
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Other emerging economies have also suffered with a strengthening U.S. dollar causing havoc for heavily-indebted nations.
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With less competition, they may be able to wreak more havoc — and not just on animal hosts.
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This can wreak havoc on mood and the many other biological functions that rely on healthy sleep.
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You probably know that the hard water in your shower may be wreaking havoc on your skin.
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" The effortful diction suggests the exertions involved for this decorous man to contain "the havoc within me.
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The coronavirus isn't just putting a strain on Asian healthcare systems; it's wreaking havoc across Europe, too.
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Schizophrenia also wreaks havoc on families, who can spend decades mourning a loved one who's still living.
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Using his powers as a Sith, Starkiller can wreak total havoc on his enemies and the environment.
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Hacked Ring cameras are causing havoc, enabling hackers to creep out family members in their own homes.
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It was popular among big game publishers some years back, often causing havoc and annoyance to players.
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HE Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman: Well, we've seen the havoc that they have done in September 14th.
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Billionaires are getting hit hard as the coronavirus wreaks havoc on businesses and markets across the globe.
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Had the district court's injunction taken immediate effect, it would have created havoc in the insurance markets.
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Freakish storms, including midwinter rain, and sea-ice breakups increasingly wreak havoc on their sport and livelihood.
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Well, this particular administration is so cynical, it's a disturbingly cynical administration, which doesn't mind creating havoc.
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In the end, it's a group of people that love havoc and are also not very smart.
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While full-blown narcissists often report high levels of personal satisfaction, they create havoc and misery around them.
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But repealing Obamacare before a replacement plan is hammered out could wreak havoc in the individual insurance market.
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But none was more celebrated than her first about the havoc caused by a surprise visitor's enormous appetite.
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But between 2007 and 2011, environmental disaster wreaked havoc on the country; drought hit the agricultural sector hard.
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The election took place less than a month after Typhoon Hato wrought havoc in Macau, killing ten people.
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How to know when a robocar is fully safe, or at least not wreaking havoc on the road?
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On Sunday at the BET Awards, Havoc and Lil' Kim paid tribute to Prodigy while presenting an award.
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Neither of those eruptions were massive, but they did wreak havoc on the local communities near the volcano.
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The risk is a series of emerging-market defaults that could wreak havoc on the world's banking system.
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The Hodels are apparently masochistic nihilists, causing trouble and wreaking havoc just for fun, at least for now.
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The teen's stunt comes as thousands seek refuge from the dangerous polar vortex wreaking havoc on the Midwest.
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But worst was the mental havoc of not knowing his fate or even the length of his confinement.
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Matthew changed course last minute, mostly sparing Florida but wreaking havoc on parts of Georgia and South Carolina.
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But there was more cohesion from the hosts and with Rashford causing havoc they deservedly took the lead.
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As a result, California's wet season may get shorter but more intense, wreaking havoc on communities and infrastructure.
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Shortly thereafter, the Kid wreaks havoc when he visits a family celebrating the birthday of their son, Gordie.
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"A prolonged economic slowdown with low or even negative interest rates could wreak further havoc," the report stated.
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Historic rainfall continues to wreak havoc in the Carolinas, where all-time rainfall records have already been broken.
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The tragedy comes just one month after a series of fast-spreading wildfires wreaked havoc on the region.
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His Crimean land grab upset the post-cold war order, and his troops wreak havoc in Ukraine's east.
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That move can wreak havoc on older people's financial lives if their child struggles to repay the debt.
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This runaway vehicle wreaked minor on-field havoc following a high school football championship in Texas last December.
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"The potential for this technology to wreak havoc on people of color cannot be understated," said Rep. Gomez.
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This wreaks havoc on large administrations and results in delays, for example, in class registration and final exams.
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The storm -- with its 100+ mph winds and torrential rains -- wreaked havoc from Raleigh to the Outer Banks.
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Although they initially waged war on Pakistan's perceived enemies, before long they began to wreak havoc at home.
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In such scenarios, a falling currency may wreak more economic havoc than a formal breach of government obligations.
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Smaller numbers of Hondurans and Nicaraguans were granted TPS after Hurricane Mitch wreaked havoc in 1998 (see chart).
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However, as any pool-obsessed child will tell you, chlorine can wreak some serious havoc on your hair.
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Laura Kelly issued a state of emergency for Doniphan County as flash floods wreaked havoc on the community.
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All it takes is figuring out a way to get phones to repeatedly make calls to wreck havoc.
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It's been exactly one year since Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico as a Category 4 storm.
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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These worm-style attacks spread globally in very rapid fashion, causing havoc at companies like FedEx and Maersk.
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Both backs caused havoc for Atlanta's speedy defense not by running around them but by running past them.
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Doges causing absolute havoc, like a pair of naughty, scheming clothes bandits — we'll never get sick of it.
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"The kid bumped me on the lunch line," Havoc responded when I asked what the fight was over.
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Protect Your Car, Too A dog's claws can wreak havoc on a car if you don't properly prepare.
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Sources involved with the production tell us Kim and Havoc were late adds to the show as presenters.
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That has wrecked havoc on global markets, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 5% already this year.
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Rivalries between the cartels wreak havoc on the lives of civilians who have nothing to do with narcotics.
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It's a harsh reality that is part of the opioid epidemic that has wreaked havoc across the nation.
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"My sense is the late Easter really wreaked havoc," said Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank.
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They're seventh in weighted defense DVOA, and have the tools to wreak havoc on Kansas City's passing game.
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On Tuesday, a 5-foot-long alligator that had been causing havoc in Chicago's Humboldt Park was caught.
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The volcanic deposits also wreak havoc with compasses; those with second thoughts might struggle to retrace their steps.
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Can our current agricultural practices keep up with that demand for food without wreaking havoc on the planet?
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But if immunity laws cause havoc, they can also help curb it—by safeguarding the separation of powers.
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Planes have since started taking off again, but not before wreaking havoc on travel plans around the globe.
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Running wild like a confused outlaw who just wreaked havoc because it's all he knows how to do.
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LIV: Turns out sitting in a car for five hours a day wreaks total havoc on your body!
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News yesterday that Nike would be selling its sneakers directly through Amazon wreaked havoc on other sporting retailers.
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For centuries, only a handful of states have had the resources to wreak havoc on a massive scale.
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Record-breaking heat is also wreaking havoc in California, where the wildfire season is already worse than usual.
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Hurricane Barry is set to wreak havoc on weekend travel — here's what you need to know about flights
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It's basically just an open excuse to show Jamie Foxx wreaking havoc on a city's worth of criminals.
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Record-breaking hurricanes, extreme flooding, and raging wildfires wreaked emotional, economic, and environmental havoc on America last year.
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After serious consideration, I've decided that the long hours of standing would wreak havoc on my arthritic knees.
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Six weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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Hurricane Dorian continues to wreak havoc with flash floods, tornadoes, and power outages along the southeastern US coast.
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Five weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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The intense floods in West Virginia killed more than 85033 people and wreaked havoc across the state. Sen.
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And in rail, industry leaders agree that President Donald Trump's trade war is wreaking havoc on the industry.
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Plus, the combined size of Porzingis and the Knicks' new center could create havoc for opponents, Hornacek said.
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Congress has a golden opportunity to stop the NLRB's joint employer standard from wreaking havoc on job creators.
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Four weeks into the NFL season, bye weeks are beginning to wreak havoc on fans of fantasy football.
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But while the winter weather could wreak havoc for travelers, it could provide a Christmas miracle for others.
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Miliband visits Iraq regularly now, working with the very people whose lives his former government threw into havoc.
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The storms wreaked havoc on residents in areas including New Orleans, where some homes were hit especially hard.
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But the conversation also needs to address a dangerous interconnected public health crisis wreaking havoc among under-30s.
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I want to just cause a little havoc, get into some trouble, get into some safe, manageable mischief.
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The officer told a colleague that the GRU would cause havoc in America's presidential election, Time reported Thursday.
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So it shouldn't have been shocking that the Panthers were able to create havoc up front against Denver.
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If storms regularly produce economic havoc in the First World, this will require a new way of living.
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Imagine the kind of havoc you could wreak with even a few isolated data points from this set.
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The same hurricane season that affects Louisiana and Florida in the US can also wreak havoc on Cancún.
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But wine might also be able to protect your memory from the havoc wreaked by diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Unfortunately, acid rain wreaks havoc on delicate aquatic ecosystems, and smog and particulate matter negatively affect lung function.
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Hurricane Dorian is set to wreak havoc on air travel — here's what you need to know about flights
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China's experience provides a good case study on how COVID-19 could wreak havoc on our own economy.
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Hurricane Sandy wrought havoc on the Jersey Shore town of Brielle when it made landfall in October 20033.
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American Airlines is stripping its in-flight service to bare bones as coronavirus wreaks havoc on its business.
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Their belief that vaccinations are dangerous for children created havoc in Italian schools, forcing the government to intervene.
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On March 13, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency as the coronavirus pandemic continued to wreak havoc.
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Interview opportunities quickly came her way — only to evaporate even more swiftly as the coronavirus wreaked its havoc.
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It shouldn't be a problem, but it shows how coronavirus is wreaking havoc ... even with the court system.
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Mr. Dervishaj was a notorious criminal known for wreaking havoc in and around New York City's Albanian community.
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Many of the other interviews focus on his difficult personality and the havoc addiction wrecked on his life.
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So, you've got a country in the Middle East that's causing great havoc and the message is clear.
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Climate change affects our home lives, too, as extreme events fueled by warming wreak havoc on US communities.
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After discovering an old film hidden in the walls, they inadvertently unleash a sex demon that wreaks havoc.
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Every year brings at least one storm that causes havoc in the South and devastation across the Northeast.
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The wind wreaked havoc with Koepka's shots throughout his bogey binge, which began at the par-4 11th.
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I am in Atlantic City doing nothing but wreaking havoc, doing things I know I shouldn't be doing.
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Republicans view the Fed as a key player in offsetting the economic havoc being wrought by the coronavirus.
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The second is that, when banked allowances do run out, prices will snap sharply upward, raising political havoc.
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Delta on Tuesday suspended its 2020 financial guidance as the novel coronavirus wreaked havoc on the airline industry.
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As novel coronavirus COVID-22006 wreaks havoc on the global economy, Alibaba finds itself in a familiar position.
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At the same time, the health bill being drafted behind closed doors is creating havoc in the Senate.
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Then, one day, when Axton is 11, an invisible stranger enters their lives and begins to wreak havoc.
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The flooding was as unpredictable as the havoc it had wreaked: low in parts and high in others.
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Though only 120 of the satellites are up and running, they&aposre already wreaking havoc with astronomical research.
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But ISIS has succeeded in doing what Al Qaeda never did — it's an open invitation to wreak havoc.
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A couple of fancy dinners with a habit of lunches out can wreak havoc on a food budget.
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Panama's only answer to the global havoc caused by climate change, it seems, is to do local damage. ■
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Tropical Storm Harvey, on the other hand, wreaked havoc across Houston, battering poor and rich with similar ferocity.
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If implemented, a ban on a major share of US oil and gas production would wreak economic havoc.
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The European invasion of native lands continues to wreak havoc on the life support system of the planet.
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In 2017, Hurricanes Maria and Irma wreaked havoc on many of the British Virgin Islands, including Necker Island.
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Trump has rarely returned to his hometown as President, citing the havoc his presence would wreak on traffic.
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"It really played havoc with her self confidence," says an industry source of Moore's split from Kutcher, 41.
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Two months after Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc on Puerto Rico, the island remains in a state of crisis.
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"The evangelists of hate and division are wreaking havoc in our society using social media," Mr. Abiy said.
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But there's a good chance you've wondered what it would be like to cause havoc, free of consequences.
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In any given week, climate crisis–fueled storms, floods, wildfires, or droughts are wreaking havoc around the world.
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Mainstream Republicans are fretting over the havoc those forces could unleash as they seek to protect their majorities.
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In the Blizzard of 1996, 20 feet of snow and 50 mph winds wreaked havoc on the Northeast.
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"Normal governments don't have revolutionary arms that export revolutions and wreak havoc on their neighbors," the official said.
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Trump has said he might consider withholding them but insurers say that would wreak havoc in the markets.
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Westbrook was a bench player, a defensive specialist; his job was to enter the game and wreak havoc.
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In the West, Russia's Internet Research Agency wreaked havoc on 2016's Brexit vote and US presidential election.
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He has emerged as the project's chief opponent, warning it will cost too much and wreak environmental havoc.
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The havoc that the fall armyworm has generated in Africa is just a taste of what is ahead.
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Why it matters: Hurricanes can wreak havoc on communications networks, making rescue and recovery efforts even more difficult.
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We like that action, we like to get on base, we like to create havoc on the basepaths.
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But Obamacare repeal would leave 22 million Americans without coverage and wreak havoc on the individual insurance market.
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To say "Nazi" in reference to the mobs who wrought havoc on Charlottesville last year, arguably, is expedient.
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The Sports Authority liquidation wreaked havoc on Nike and Under Armour, as it was a customer of both companies.
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Payton won't be pressed to score and can concentrate on facilitating, cutting, and wreaking havoc on the other end.
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Not only she's a woman but she's also been creating havoc in the art scene since the 50's.
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Because Dee Dee had her daughter's salivary glands removed, Gypsy has a permanent dry mouth that wreaks dental havoc.
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Basically, if they had wanted to, the hackers likely could have wreaked some serious havoc — like turning things off.
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Ford practiced a fantasy politics, promising subways that would never get built and wreaking havoc on the city's budget.
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Smart cities will need to secure their critical, digital infrastructure from hackers seeking to wreak havoc on the area.
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February's brutal sell-off and the UK's European Union referendum have played havoc with lenders' ability to access markets.
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The virus ultimately needs to find its way to the correct kinds of cells in order to wreak havoc.
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She admits that when she moved to L.A. the new climate and hectic schedule wreaked havoc on her complexion.
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Revelations about Meltdown and Spectre have wreaked digital havoc and left a critical mass of confusion in their wake.
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Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards told "The Axe Files" that repealing Obamacare will "create havoc" for women in America.
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But it's all connected by the idea of the devastating, sometimes sneaky havoc that trauma leaves on our lives.
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Besides, judicious credit arrangements ensure that losses from inventories are modest and spread too widely to wreak economic havoc.
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Escaped salmon have wreaked havoc in Chile's rivers, as the ravenous fish eat most of the native fish population.
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Copious amounts of beer and glaring sleeplessness wreak their havoc, and everything starts to seem like a huge fog.
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"Electronic traders are wreaking havoc in the markets," Leon Cooperman, founder of hedge fund Omega Advisors, told the WSJ.
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Meanwhile jihadist groups, some of which are aligned with al-Qaeda or Islamic State, have continued to wreak havoc.
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It creates havoc with a pride's social structure and increases stress and tension across the spectrum of its family.
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Roy Cooper said the hurricane was "wreaking havoc" in the state with nearly 600,000 residents without electricity on Friday.
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Remember: The Brexit process has wreaked havoc on the pound, one of the most traded currencies in the world.
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The Brexit process has already wreaked havoc on the pound, one of the most traded currencies in the world.
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This helps insure against the downward spiral of foreclosures and falling prices that has wreaked havoc in other countries.
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Putin has created havoc precisely in the no man's lands — Georgia and Ukraine — rather than in the NATO lands.
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He even famously scolded Sean Hannity, who was trying to underplay the havoc in New Orleans, on the air.
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Snow, sleet, and ice wreaked havoc in the southeastern US as canceled flights and power outages continued to mount.
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The powerful storm blasted northern Germany with 50-60 mph winds, downing trees and wreaking havoc on public transportation.
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The younger Paul had been in the media for causing havoc in the West Hollywood neighborhood he moved into.
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The man who wreaked all of this emotional havoc is now promising to be Angel's knight in shining armor.
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People still loved Brooke during those havoc-wreaking years, but I like the fact that she's become the heroine.
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Air travel can spread a pandemic worldwide within days, wreaking havoc on the disorganized megacities of the developing world.
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The federal government is the one wild card on Wall Street that is wreaking havoc on stocks, Cramer said.
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As a result, the coming rise in the number of retirees per worker will wreak havoc on the system.
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There are other ways that microgravity wreaks havoc with on astronaut's body, not limited to bone and muscular degeneration.
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That attitude could wreak havoc with environmental regulation, which imposes the biggest costs but also brings the biggest rewards.
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This has all happened while Trump's steel and import tariffs have wreaked havoc on the car industry at large.
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Here's how to avoid letting the messenger planet wreak too much havoc in your life this time of year.
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Excess sweating can wreak havoc on your face, particularly your forehead, creating an ideal environment for spots to thrive.
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Started in 13, F.lux is the best way to keep your laptop from wreaking havoc on your sleep schedule.
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Image: Daniel KadouriThere's still the possibility that an over-zealous predator might wreak havoc on our native gut flora.
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The extreme fluctuations wreaked emotional havoc on many traders, many of whom had invested much their entire life savings.
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That worst-case scenario remains mild compared with the havoc wrought by CDOs a little over a decade ago.
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On Friday, morning train commuters faced disruption after the extreme heat wreaked havoc on the rail network and airports.
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Supernova explosions could obliterate Earth's ozone layer, for instance, which would wreak havoc on marine plankton and coral reefs.
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Monsoon rains from June to September are important for farm-dependent Nepal, but they also cause havoc each year.
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In 1977, in the beginning of a stifling heat wave, a 19773-hour blackout sent the city into havoc.
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One of the goals of the terrorists is to cause havoc and reactions that are not thought-out well.
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This much larger fish wreaks havoc on the waters it populates: uprooting plants, spreading diseases, overeating, and multiplying rapidly.
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Black carbon wreaks havoc on the climate, even though it usually makes up a small share of total emissions.
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Weather A tornado overnight slammed Jefferson City, Missouri, causing widespread damage and wreaking havoc in the state's capital city.
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In fact, he says, even the anticipation of lower marginal tax rates could play havoc with revenues next year.
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Afghan officials meanwhile have warned that up to 18,000 men fighting in Syria could return home and wreak havoc.
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Since rolling out "Messenger Day" a week ago, the update has wreaked havoc on my formerly uncluttered Messenger feed.
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Cheryl isn't alone when it comes to bringing havoc to what was supposed to be a small get-together.
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Is it any surprise the rest of the team voting for Veronica to take over would lead to havoc?
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Why risk being intercepted by airport intelligence when one can wreak havoc with a kitchen knife here at home?
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It also cuts off all federal funding for premium subsidies and Medicaid expansion after 2026, which would wreak havoc.
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From tax breaks to no-bid contracts, crony deals wreak havoc on markets and capitalism both ethically and economically.
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It's been a year since the WannaCry ransomware swept the globe, encrypting computers and wreaking havoc in the process.
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This is known as a currency war, and it can wreak havoc on economies — particularly those of emerging markets.
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It would endanger the lives of many, while creating economic and environmental havoc mimicking the Chernobyl or Fukushima explosions.
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When the dinner party goes down in flames, courtesy of Mickey Dobbs, She Who Wreaks Havoc takes her leave.
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Another major factor is the great recession, which wreaked havoc with the savings and retirement accounts of many workers.
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Massive depreciations led to financial havoc, as asset prices tumbled and these countries' enormous debts ballooned in dollar terms.
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That are obviously causing havoc in their workplace and limiting the prospects for women in that network and others.
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The Ft. Lauderdale Airport shooter walked casually through baggage claim before suddenly pulling his gun out and wreaking havoc.
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Unpredictable solar winds cause disturbances in our planet's magnetic field and can play havoc with communications technology on Earth.
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Jen told cops she believes Ronnie broke in and started wreaking havoc, because whoever did it let themselves in.
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This bundle will train you how to counterattack cybercriminals who are out to wreak havoc on corporations and individuals.
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I didn't "feel pregnant" and then "fall in love" with the microscopic worm nugget wreaking havoc in my uterus.
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It can also wreak havoc with the performers' ability to keep track of where they are in the story.
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Or you can euthanise it by putting them in the freezer — it's better than unleashing havoc on the environment.
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Islamic State might be on the run, but if left unchecked, it can wreak havoc in Afghanistan and beyond.
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We're protecting against bioterrorism, where someone could intentionally try to bring in items to wreak havoc in this country.
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The less said about Kane—and whatever havoc he may wreak on upstate New York this summer—the better.
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There's also the chance that the new coral becomes an invasive species, potentially wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems. 5.
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Germany is considering offering Turkey emergency aid funds as U.S. sanctions continue to wreak havoc on the Turkish economy.
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Such measures would go far in preventing the wrong people being able to obtain and wreak havoc with drones.
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Hackers are wreaking havoc in our politics and our culture — and outdated laws actually protect them from facing justice.
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The CHOICE Act would take a flamethrower to the law, the ashes of which could wreak havoc going forward.
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Strong cross-winds played havoc during the final, prompting some competitors to say the event should have been postponed.
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Mudslides following a Saturday night storm had "wreaked havoc" on the highway, which took officials two days to clear.
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Ma, meanwhile, has warned for some time that automation and AI will wreak havoc on jobs around the world.
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Read more: Boeing's 737 Max crisis is wreaking havoc on the small town where it builds the grounded plane
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This wide termination when Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in 2008 caused havoc in financial markets around the world.
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An estimated 2% to 8% of adults can't get rest because terrifying dreams wreak havoc on their sleeping patterns.
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Read more: Epstein's 'ground zero': How the financier reportedly wreaked havoc on the Royal Palm Beach High School community
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And, if elected, the threat could move from the rhetoric to the real, wreaking havoc on millions of lives.
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Santayana played with ideas; Conrad mistrusted them, sure that some fool would get hold of them and wreak havoc.
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But they have become a kind of Frankenstein's monster, unmoored from their creators to wreak havoc on the countryside.
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After examining 1.6 million transactions over 18 years, they concluded that repealing the current policy would wreak economic havoc.
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After that, the virus starts to wreak havoc and replicate in hopes of infecting you and the next bystander.
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Thanks to the intervention of the engineers, there had been no spillover, no havoc, and hence no land-building.
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The WannaCry bug exploited a U.S. government-developed vulnerability and wreaked havoc on businesses and consumers as a result.
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Before coming to the US, the spotted lanternfly invaded Korea, quickly establishing itself and wreaking havoc on its agriculture.
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In fact, there are dropped shots everywhere in the final round at Carnoustie, where the wind is playing havoc.
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"Financial stress can certainly wreak havoc on a person, if he is indeed dealing with financial woes," she said.
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At the same time, critics say, she neglected an exploding pension crisis that has wreaked havoc on public finances.
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Belgium is among Europe's biggest per capita contributors of jihadis to Syria, who then drift back to wreak havoc.
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SpaceX will need to try to pick a place where those microbes will wreak the least havoc on Mars.
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To create better policy that does not simply create economic havoc, Congress should also expand its countering Russia toolkit.
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Typhoon Mangkhut made landfall in Guangdong on Sunday, killing two people after wreaking havoc in Hong Kong and Macau.
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While the swathe Euron cuts through the armada is hard to follow, it feels convincing in its nonlinear havoc.
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Sure enough it becomes self-aware, instantly goes mad, and wreaks inter-dimensional havoc on Britain's towns and countryside.
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Donald Trump talks about the rampant violence and the havoc that MS-13 gang members wreak on their communities.
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" And most egregiously: "MacKenzie's revenge: Can the soon-to-be former wife of Jeff Bezos wreak havoc on Amazon?
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But as storms powered by warming oceans wreak havoc in the U.S., some political leaders see a changing dynamic.
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That new reality wreaked havoc on the stock market, erasing trillions in wealth and sparking massive drops this week.
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If the coronavirus spreads and causes disruptions to other major economies, it could wreak further havoc on supply chains.
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Presidents in the past leaned on the Fed to rev up growth ahead of elections, sometimes causing havoc later.
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