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2. The military, having lost planes and helicopters to these waves--which wreak havoc with a plane or ship's electrical system--has created shields to protect its vessels against them.
A warm Pacific Ocean will wreak havoc in South America, cause drought in Australia, and bring a nice, mild winter to the United States.
She was a woman ready to wreak some serious havoc.
In the current exhibit of Picasso's early work on display in the National Gallery in Washington (which is pegged to Richardson's first volume), the walls wreak havoc with art history: Picasso consuming Symbolism; Picasso eating Impressionism; Picasso devouring Fauvism.
This year's spin: Panicked consumers could wreak havoc on banks and stores.