61.   No one would defend the sorry succession of budget impasses and delays that have played havoc with state finances and the finances of local governments dependent on state aid.

62.   Officials at the European Central Bank adamantly argue that trying to coordinate exchange rates will play havoc with normal economic policy.

63.   Once aloft, the wind could play havoc with the boldest plan.

64.   Often, a wind-tunnel effect is created, which increases the wind chill and plays havoc with footballs that are passed or kicked.

65.   Phony filings have clogged courts and played havoc with personal credit ratings of public officials and law enforcment officers.

66.   Pharmaceutical companies have complained that sudden power outages can play havoc with sensitive technical equipment that takes days to reset, slowing medical tests and trials on important drugs.

67.   Rising yields on U.S. bonds are also playing havoc with share prices, traders said.

68.   Shedding weight can play havoc with the diaphragm, if a singer is not intensely disciplined.

69.   Shoulder and elbow injuries and operations had played enough havoc with his career.

70.   Taxol is a potent ovarian cancer killer, but it plays havoc with bone marrow, limiting the doses that patients can take.