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raise havoc

  1. see play havoc.



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“It’s this small town that I could run around in, raise havoc, without having to worry,” said Payton Gregory, who grew up in Moab.

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“I’m not going to go in there by myself, trying to raise havoc,” Thomas said.

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Most leaders in Latin America had regarded the new virus as a faraway problem — one unlikely to raise havoc in the region during the austral summer — until the first case was diagnosed in Brazil in late February.

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He was suggesting that the tank had been deliberately destroyed by anarchists, foreigners who were probably part of a Russian-inspired Communist plot to raise havoc in the United States.

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The new mother of three described daughter Ruby as “a sweet, very calm baby” and son William as “ready to raise havoc” in an interview with People magazine.

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