41.   Hollywood directors like Martin Scorsese and Baz Luhrmann have complained that Botox is so popular among actors that it is playing havoc with facial expression.

42.   Hollywood directors like Martin Scorsese and Baz Luhrmann have started complaining that Botox is so popular among actors that it is playing havoc with facial expression.

43.   If enacted it will play havoc with liberties guaranteed by our Bill of Rights.

44.   In the end, the Brits were brought down, in part, by the prevailing central Massachusetts winds, which played havoc with their shots.

45.   Injuries also played havoc with the offensive line.

46.   Infections in the mouth may play havoc elsewhere in the body, leading to blood clots that can bring on heart attacks and strokes, researchers reported on Monday.

47.   Interviewed last week, Giuliani argued that measures taking shape in Congress would play havoc with New York City and other large urban centers.

48.   It can also play havoc with your cholesterol count.

49.   Instead of dismissing this as just another nutty liberal spending idea that could play havoc with the federal budget, the Dole camp mocked it for being too small.

50.   It is swamping many athletic playing fields, playing havoc with spring school sports schedules.