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a mess of

adjective as in copious

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The Black Caps are in a mess of their own making.

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Andrew Kellaway streaked clear to score after the ball went to ground in a mess of an England midfield move.

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It is surrounded by a mess of rubble and pieces of metal, the detritus from bombed-out buildings nearby.

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They see the president's framing as arrogant spin – an attempt to avoid blame for a mess of his own making and to continue with business as usual.

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Ask anyone else, and it’s a mess of scams, tone-deaf CEO messaging, and lawsuits.

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