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Hormonal changes can wreak havoc in the years leading up to that point.

A rapid unwinding of that carry trade, however, can cause havoc in global markets.

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Having abandoned the Majestic Theatre, he’s now wreaking havoc on several floors of a nondescript building on West 57th Street, in a new immersive adaptation of the musical dubbed “Masquerade.”

Participants say the air is thinner and the plunge downhill wreaks havoc on your body.

In the U.S., foreign mussels are wreaking havoc in the Great Lakes, invasive fungi are threatening trees in Hawaii and non-native carp are invading rivers and lakes.

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

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