1.   Afterwards there was widespread famine and economic chaos.

2.   Economic chaos of the first period of freedom nearly destroyed education and social services that had been taken for granted.

3.   The country was plunged into economic chaos.

4.   Unhealthy organizations, however, use cost justification as an after-the-fact means of tidying up economic chaos.

5.   The country had descended into economic chaos.

6.   Labour are spendthrifts by instinct, imposers of crippling taxes by necessity and blissfully unconcerned about causing high inflation, uncontrollable cost of living and economic chaos.

7.   Almost immediately, however, foreign countries retaliated by increasing their tariffs, and America sank deeper into economic chaos.

8.   America, they figured, had too much invested in Boris Yeltsin to permit default and economic chaos in Russia.

9.   And, he says, it can help former communist nations avoid economic chaos.

10.   A closed border would cause even more economic chaos in an already dirt-poor region.