An unexpected drop in your credit limit can wreak havoc with your credit score, too.
Hurricane Irene is predicted to wreak havoc on large swaths of the mid-Atlantic and the Northeast.
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But in other cases habits can wreak havoc with our lives, as with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Some spam messages contain computer viruses that wreak havoc with the recipients' hard drives.
Even the least taxing audit can wreak havoc in your life, particularly if you're a sloppy record-keeper.
The vast majority of protesters have been peaceful, but some hooligans took the opportunity to wreak havoc.
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It doesn't cost a lot more, just a little, but that difference is enough to wreak havoc.
Ghosts must be set-up to counter or wreak all programs in machines that are threats to humans.
This is quite acceptable for broadcasting television programs, but it would wreak havoc in any interactive application.
As Sandy began to wreak havoc we sought information about our our friends, our town, our roads.
"This emphasises the dramatic widespread nature of the damage that cigarettes can wreak on the body, " he said.
Donovan's orders to his OSS teams were simple: Figure out precisely how our enemy works, and wreak havoc.
That level of decline could wreak havoc on the delicate Antarctic food chain.
What could possibly have caused him to wreak such havoc on his family?
Backhoes and even the odd squirrel have been known to wreak much havoc.
It is now the morning after and the hurricane did, indeed, wreak devastation.
New York is already being blanketed by a winter storm expected to wreak havoc on travel in the Northeast.
It has made all the difference for the Tigers, now a sneaky pick to wreak Bowl Championship Series chaos.
But if the virus ever evolved to hop nimbly from person to person it too could wreak a pandemic.
Even a less fearsome 20-centimetre rise, combined with bigger waves, could wreak havoc.
We know that a third party candidate can wreak serious havoc in an election where there is an incumbent president.
Natural disasters ranging from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami to Hurricane Sandy have demonstrated the destruction that nature can wreak.
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They had seen electronic exchanges wreak havoc on floor brokers in Europe, and they didn't want to lose the business.
Another reason pirates roamed the seas, said Bean, was because they were hired by countries at war to wreak havoc.
"We can allow climate change to wreak unnatural havoc or we can create jobs preventing its worse effects, " he said.
Outside the brain, stress can wreak havoc on the immune system, according to another study to be presented at the meeting.
And they have flexed it in the face of one of the largest macroeconomic trends to wreak havoc on the nation.
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When Rising Food and Energy Prices Begin to Wreak Havoc by Addison Wiggin originally appeared in the Daily Reckoning.
Meanwhile, the loss of nutrients could lead to long-term deficiencies and wreak havoc on the body's ability to metabolize, Jampolis said.
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