61.   The wind also causes havoc with movable props.

62.   The traffic lights were in a muddle, causing havoc among the cars.

63.   The virus, which began to cause havoc on Friday, is like a chain letter spread in an e-mail attachment listing several pornographic Web sites.

64.   They missed tackles, lagged in pass coverage and caused little havoc.

65.   They pulled even by halftime, hogging the ball on offense and causing havoc on defense.

66.   Tony Dorsett made a living -- and history -- by avoiding collisions and causing havoc.

67.   When you have an athlete that big and fast, not blocking him is going to cause havoc on your offense.

68.   While the discs may save you the trouble of returning rental movies to the video shop, the worry is that they could cause environmental havoc.

69.   Wise consistently caused havoc on the left side, pressuring defender Geoff Aunger and forcing Ben Olsen to retreat into defense.

70.   While thankful for escaping the foot-and-mouth catastrophe that caused havoc in England, Ireland also indulged in a general air of goofiness.