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There's no doubt that bacteria like MRSA -- methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus -- can wreak havoc on a healthcare facility.

It was almost as if the Italian police had a private agreement with the Roma fans to stand off them and let them wreak havoc.

He hurried to catch her alone, to wreak his tortures on her in a bitter semblance of bodily worship and satiated, then comfortably to spurn.

Russia's own history offers powerful testimony of the harmful effects that state intervention tends to wreak.

But if good banks fail and money for good companies dries up, the purge will wreak huge and wasteful damage on healthy parts of the economy.

As word of the incident spread, girls could not believe he could wreak such violence, she said.

Even one small typographical error can wreak havoc -- make sure you make a backup copy of any file you're planning to edit.

At the moment, antibiotics given to victims of inhalation anthrax may control microbial expansion but leave the toxin free to wreak havoc.

They were determined to wreak vengeance on the enemy.

He may be a bit paranoid, but Mr Niel plans to wreak financial violence on France's dominant telecoms firms.

Teching up is usually the next step, but building Stormriders can also wreak havoc on unprotected Predators and Harvesters.

These were precursors to CDOs, the pools of mortgage-backed securities that were to wreak havoc on the global financial system years later .

Greener pastures do not exist for you who wreak the foul odour of diabolism.

All of that can wreak havoc on a guy's self-confidence, especially if he didn't have a very favorable image of himself to begin with.

Single his horses to the enemy into the trap laid, in order to wreak revenge Moran, also from set foot on a road of no return.

Refined sugars and carbs can wreak havoc on your diet. They also play mind games with your hunger levels.

He has developed into a devastating left winger, whose pace and whipped deliveries into the six-yard box wreak havoc.

FOR ITS PART, anxiety seems to wreak havoc in the limbic system, the brain region concerned with emotion.

Worthwhile as they probably are, such measures look like tinkering when set against the capacity of capital markets to wreak economic havoc.

Right, at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

The vaccine tries to stop one type of malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, before it has a chance to wreak havoc.

A sharp tightening of credit, expected after years of easy money, may yet wreak havoc.

In Listing 9, you can see how this code demonstrates the Law of Demeter -- and how it could be used to wreak havoc with people's wallets!

at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

Second, this global warming is on such a scale that it will wreak havoc on both poor and rich countries.

While the details are yet to be known, it has been stated that the Velociraptors wreak havoc in a leisure centre.

And more to that point, most of the tools and scripts used to wreak havoc on computers are written for Windows.

The U. N. 's Food Aid Organization has warned that rising temperatures could wreak agricultural havoc.

So, the script sends the user's cookies to the attacker's site where the attacker gain all the information needed to wreak havoc.

aggression, hegemonistic tendencies, intolerance, racism, xenophobia and terrorism have been unleashed to wreak havoc on a global seale.

Previous studies have shown what happens after anthrax spores enter the body and wreak havoc.

But to locate the rest, and to look for smaller objects that could still wreak local devastation , they need more specialised tools.

However, with the financial crisis continuing to wreak havoc, JPMorgan has put the debt syndication on hold until markets have stabilised.

As mentioned in my previous post, illicit relationships (between a boss and a subordinate) wreak havoc in teams.

Usually, the false news that is controlled temporarily will wreak havoc again as soon as the wind of fighting against false news blows away.

If thou should return to the land of the living, the innocent shall wreak havoc upon thy soul.

Pet hair and dander can wreak serious havoc with your fans and cooling systems and cause overheating.

His steadfastness gives him powers to bestow blessings to his friends and wreak cruel justice on foes.

"Bad" applications can wreak havoc in any environment, but can be particularly problematic in large shared topologies.

Kil 'jaeden, one of the lords of the Burning Legion, first created the Lich King to wreak havoc and terror across Azeroth.

The wind will wreak havoc on my Garden.

Another speculation is that the human lifespan could be greatly extended, something that would wreak havoc on all population projections.

While depression is known to wreak havoc on the emotions, it also takes a toll on the body.

Still, it did wreak a certain amount of low-grade havoc, freezing computers across the world.

Two pterodactyl-like monsters, both named Rodan, wreak havoc on Japan after being disturbed underground by Japanese mining operations.

Quite apart from the human toll, a swine-flu outbreak could wreak havoc on another, already weakened patient: the global economy.

Outages and errors can wreak havoc on a network, especially when many systems are running identical configurations.

On top Don't store any food on top of the refrigerator. It's warm up there, which will wreak havoc on almost any food--including wine.

Despite this apparent upside for individual women, illicit sexual liaisons often backfire and wreak serious damage in the workplace.

Justified or not, such worries will themselves wreak damage.

After all, North Korean artillery already had the ability to wreak swift devastation on Seoul, the South's capital.

A headline about a political decision could wreak havoc even on the most carefully researched investments, managers warn.

Nicolas Sarkozy makes a distinction between business people (who create things) and financial speculators (who wreak havoc).

You guessed it: the southeast U. S. where the fire ants wreak some $6 billion in economic damage annually.

Further, the sharp interest rate adjustments likely to accompany this attempted fine-tuning exercise could wreak havoc on the real economy.

Furthermore, users who bookmark or share URLs can wreak havoc on a system dependent on URL mechanisms for storing state.

Lack of sleep, poor diet, and no exercise wreak havoc on your body and mind. All these lead to stress. Take a breather.

Make sure you have Buzzers with you to counter Rocketmen, since they can wreak havoc on Seekers.

There are new fun elements and surprises in the game, including dragons that (you guessed it) breathe fire and wreak havoc on the cauldrons!

It's an effective reproductive device if the right buttons are pushed, but can wreak havoc if the wrong buttons are pushed.

The enemies they're battling slip into computer systems to steal information or wreak havoc and then slip out without being detected.

An attacker may only need the slightest opportunity to wreak havoc on a system and cause permanent damage.

It lets the devils out. Before they wreak all kind of havoc with the nervous and cardiovascular systems.

A small shift in the predicted probability of an extreme tail event can wreak havoc.

Once released into the atmosphere, methane could wreak havoc with the world's climate.

Tall, thin towers often wreak havoc with team working by splitting departments across several floors.

The disease can wreak significant economic and social consequences in communities.

Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans.

Remember: Stress and anxiety wreak havoc on your immunity.

Missing, incorrect or outdated customer or job information in one area can wreak havoc everywhere else.

Second is security, denying the capability of malicious programs, such as viruses and worms, to wreak havoc on the system is a must.

When nobody owns the code, people can wreak havoc anywhere they want and bear no responsibility.

Regional droughts could wreak havoc, with bad ones causing global surges in food prices.

Heartbreak and loss await Gen as the atomic bomb continues to wreak havoc on the lives of people in Hiroshima years after the fact.

The country has seen its fair share of food-pricing mania wreak havoc in its economy.

Life changes, including pregnancy and menopause, can wreak havoc on women's sleep.

In a mysterious dark city, yellow sand storms wreak havoc.

It is also why every few decades a flu strain appears with the genetic novelty to evade our herd immunity and wreak global havoc.

When unexpected disasters crop up, they wreak havoc on our productivity.

Not only will such a relationship come back to bite you, it will wreak havoc far and wide.

But, In the education of her child, the mother's enthusiasm of thought had somethIng to wreak itself upon.

If you are looking to wreak havoc in taking out a tech, a crane, or just some harvesters here are some recommended numbers.

One way to reduce the financial havoc these hormones might wreak could be for trading desks to hire more women.

But the effects of endogenous structure can wreak havoc with this theory.

A self-proclaimed sorcerer has summoned hellspawn to wreak havoc on Tokyo.

The SARS epidemic in 2003 had woken officials to the way a spreading illness can wreak havoc on economies and people's daily lives.

They worry that a jump in the currency's value would wreak havoc on Chinese exporters and force them to move production to cheaper venues.

A small estimating mistake early on can wreak havoc with our plans later.

Instead, proteins within HPV wreak havoc on healthy cells in that area.

But that doesn't protect us from the stupid things that government, institutions, and other people do that wreak havoc on the economy.

Without it chaos would wreak everywhere and then we would just have a plethora of small "unused" (aka, non reused) services.

This could kill millions of people and wreak havoc on a vital part of China's midland.

And leaving entire fortunes to kids can wreak havoc on their lives.

He was determined to wreak vengeance on those who had betrayed him.

In addition, rudeness between coworkers can wreak havoc on productivity.

But if that were true, what kind of havoc would that wreak?

Heavy rains and floods wreak havoc in southern China.

Their policies would wreak havoc on the economy.

In that case, you can fix it before it starts to wreak havoc in users' lives.

An ice storm continues to wreak havoc on the Midwest .

The worry is that if such currency manipulation continues, it could wreak havoc on international trade.

But the broader damage the affair could wreak is vast.

They have for eons hidden behind man and earth to wreak their havoc.

He promised to wreak vengeance on those who had betrayed him.

Even if you have absolute faith in your love, Mercury Retrograde can wreak havoc with the wedding ceremony itself.

These can get inside the cells and really wreak havoc.

But once it gets attached to something else, say a document or image attached to ane-mail message, it can wreak havoc.

What is certain, though, is that an uncontrolled default will wreak economic and financial havoc.

We can see them indirectly, because black holes wreak havoc on their environment.

I am determIned to wreak vengeance on John.

Nihlathak is a traitor! If Baal gets the Relic, he shall enter the mountain and wreak havoc there!

If an economy carries a lot of short-term debt, high interest rates may wreak such havoc that the exchange rate collapses anyway.

Groups such as Anonymous and LulzSec are not motivated by money, but they can still wreak financial havoc.

One area where the toxins can wreak particular havoc is in the kidneys;

Wildfires wreak havoc in southern California

Extremists wreak havoc in separate attacks

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