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The virus wreaked (caused) havoc in our computer system.
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The storm played (caused) havoc with our vacation plans.
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As for Liesel's other activities, she was still causing havoc with Rudy Steiner.† (source)
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Fazlullah's group was not the only one causing havoc.† (source)
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There's also a winged pterodactyl that appears once in a while to wreak havoc.† (source)
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A HAVOC OF SCRAP AND RUBBLE littered the alley.† (source)
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Peeves was the school poltergeist, a grinning, airborne menace who lived to cause havoc and distress.† (source)
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I didn't yet appreciate its terrible finality or the havoc it could wreak on those who'd entrusted the deceased with their hearts.† (source)
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He turns off the engine, letting the blades slow, so he can hear the wonderful sounds of havoc....Then the angry Unwinds turn toward him.† (source)
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Crazy Tom brought his two surviving fighters in through the gap and caused havoc with the enemy, and though his ships and Shen's as well were finally destroyed, Fly Molo was able to mop up and complete the victory.† (source)
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The bird flu warning had been dramatically more successful in creating havoc than they'd intended, and like the power outage, it had cascaded through the system.† (source)
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A few days after my daughter's death, I learned that on April 20, while bullets wreaked havoc in the halls of Columbine High, friends of ours traveling in Israel were attending a service to remember fallen soldiers.† (source)
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We're just, you know, wreaking a little havoc.† (source)
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The additional electronic security in this chamber always wrought havoc with the guards' communications.† (source)
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It would have caused financial havoc.† (source)
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My eyes reverted, fast, and strayed over the havoc until I saw it again, about fifteen feet away, half buried in a pile of trash: just a hint of a label, familiar shade of cold-case blue.† (source)
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