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chaotic

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It was a quiet moment to mark the end of a chaotic eight-week trial that forever altered the public's image of Combs - once one of the world's most famous rappers.

From BBC

After a chaotic build-up, which involved a row over ticket allocations, the visitors made the early running.

From BBC

He was referring to some of the more chaotic aspects of his childhood and how difficult the press attention and intrusion had been.

From BBC

She also described the run-up to the closure of schools as being "quite chaotic", adding that "it wasn't clear who had responsibility for planning for children".

From BBC

Deploying their soldiers into a chaotic post-war enclave would open them up to accusations of collaborating with Israel.

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

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