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Reactionary politics wreak havoc on interpersonal connections.

From Salon

While opponents predicted that Trump’s vitriol would propel the Harris-Walz ticket to the White House, he learned well from the old Proposition 187 advocates he roped into his first campaign to speak about how unchecked migration had wreaked havoc on California.

“He’s wrecking havoc all over the place,” Cronin said of Clark, who added six rebounds, four points and two assists.

Tornado 4 wreaks havoc on a rodeo and sends a horse trailer flying through the air ... real or CG?

Reyes said his staff members and others “had to drill down and go into depth,” whether they were taking on neighborhood slumlords or prevailing upon grandmothers and parents to reel in sons who “were creating all this havoc out there.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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