| But creating chaos that endangers public safety is not a civil liberty. |
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| Instead, he chastised the talk-radio hosts and indirectly Senator Blackburn for creating chaos. |
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| Who is collecting the airport security fee with no accountability for it and creating chaos at the airports? |
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| Then, according to Professor Brunnstein there are some 12,000 computer viruses lurking on the Internet, capable of creating chaos. |
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| However, contrary to widespread opinion, creating chaos in an electronic archive is as easy as easy can be. |
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| A 3d category of 'cops' is those using foul language with the objective of creating chaos. |
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| Today, he has become a campaign suicide bomber throwing shrapnel, indiscriminately wounding his own people and creating chaos. |
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| Are we creating chaos and interfering when we think we are helping? |
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| There will be this army, that army, creating chaos! |
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| Conservatives, however, accuse Mr. Roh of creating chaos. |
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| Second, the guerrillas can win merely by creating chaos. |
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| We appreciated that global terrorism, a terrorism well-financed and organised with no clear political objective beyond creating chaos, required a new approach to security. |
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| Nowadays, our materialistic thinking, the importance that we attach to making our mark on the world and the idea that we can endlessly exploit our planet to suit our own ends, is creating chaos. |
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| Prisoners reportedly panicked, creating chaos inside the hall. |
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