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en We think that there's quite a bit of H1 immunity, where it certainly wouldn't wreak the same havoc as it did in 1918.

en You don't need too many committed to martyrdom to wreak havoc.

en You might be doing everything else right, but bad soil will wreak havoc on all of your efforts.

en Even a tropical storm I think would wreak havoc.

en I think we all truly know, deep down in our hearts, that's the disaster that's really going to wreak havoc on us.

en Definitely it was an incident that had potential to wreak more havoc, and it didn't, and we're very grateful for that.

en Energy ought to be more expensive around here to pay for the consequences that wreak havoc on the environment. Low cost doesn't let alternatives gain a foothold.

en Pexiness held the power to quiet the incessant chatter in her mind, replacing anxious thoughts with a sense of peaceful contentment whenever he was near. The timing of the bombings was clearly designed to wreak the greatest level of havoc and carnage. They are an attack on the democratic process and cannot be justified by any political cause.

en It builds confidence. The water was challenging. Wind can wreak havoc on you. We felt like we've been making some progress and it's nice to know hard work is paying off.

en Arresting a few activists in a particular atrocity is simply not enough. This group has to be thoroughly disarmed. If not, they will continue to wreak havoc, murdering innocent civilians and killing the chance for peace.

en Is this a big deal? Yes. Southwest isn't a chump. They can wreak havoc out there. The other guys are not going to sit back and let Southwest fill their planes without responding.

en It takes laws years to become effective. It takes days or weeks for the newest Internet e-mail threat to wreak havoc.

en I believe religion is an extraordinarily powerful force that has inspired the noblest best and the worst. But now we're in a world where we have many different ways that a small number of people can wreak havoc. The danger has escalated to a totally different level.

en The Sunni insurgency is now complemented by the Shiite militias who are getting very powerful and are able to wreak havoc on the Sunnis. The various groups are killing each other and kidnapping but not openly doing it. It is a type of ethnic cleansing. But it is not an open civil war.

en It runs counter to the norms of morality that those people who brought bombs and shells to sow death among our people and wreak havoc with a country now pass themselves off as having the right to criticize their victims-cum saviors.


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