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There will be wider fears that Syria could plunge into an even more calamitous state, with various factions battling each other for control.

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The effect of the policy on health coverage in Arkansas was calamitous.

The Dallas Cowboys have gone 12-5 the past three years before calamitous play-off endings just added to the enduring soap opera of 'America's Team' and their pursuit of the good old days.

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Eroding the public’s confidence in state and federal authorities can prove as dangerous as high winds in a calamitous situation.

So, the stakes are high – as the Conservative Party approaches its biggest single moment yet since its calamitous election defeat in July.

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