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mess

[mes] / mɛs /




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A philosophical Nick Kyrgios said Saturday he had been a "chaotic mess" throughout his career and now just wants to enjoy himself when he returns to the tour this week.

From Barron's

Don’t worry: College football will find a way to turn this mess into a bigger mess.

From The Wall Street Journal

But then, using technology to clean up messes made by earlier technologies is precisely what we’ve always done.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another complained, “How did Vera just toss decades of loyal customers aside for this mess?”

From The Wall Street Journal

The cries for this change could be heard from national college football pundits in recent weeks as the playoffs have made a mess of everything else.

From Los Angeles Times