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1. The covers are in disarray

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2. His hair was in disarray, his eyes were sunken in, his face was ashen, and he looked haggard

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3. Then he went fishing through the liberally disheveled contents of his parents’ lives, contents that lived in disarray on a low coffee table propped up by three wooden legs and some house bricks

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4. his parents’ lives, contents that lived in disarray on a low coffee

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5. left their first class seats in the usual state of long distance disarray,

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6. ” Ming’s beard was in disarray and his eyes were puffy, but he held back all visible emotion

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7. Judging by the disarray of the store, it looked like someone had been through here before, but not everything was taken

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8. The disarray in the bed-sit didn't have the same effect on him as it had earlier, knowing now that Rosemary was safe

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9. the Confederate Army into retreat and disarray

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10. He remembered the feeling of disarray, regaining consciousness from something that had seemed more real than here

11. The B'tari, with human assistance, were taking full advantage of the disarray, using investments and exploiting the markets

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12. Her hair was in disarray and her blouse hung from her arms in tatters

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13. The schedule was in disarray

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14. When the world is in such disarray?

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15. And the land is in disarray

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16. At the time of writing, the evangelicals are, unfortunately, in disarray and disunity, in spite of hollow assurances of underlying Christian unity

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17. In her matter there were no voices in disarray, no arduous discussions with no end

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18. He guided me to the bath, subtly reminding me of my current state of disarray after my hard riding, left me in the hands of some servants, and withdrew to send the note to the merchant

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19. They did outnumber us, but not by much, so it was very difficult getting the men to withdraw up the valley in feigned disarray

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20. His attendants, all in similar disarray, had to remain prostrate at the edge of the pavilion

21. I suppose it never occurred to Theodore that we were less than presentable, but when, just as I expected, Khan George arrived to lead us all in triumph, he was appalled at our disarray

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22. building is likely to sit largely empty upon completion, because the Mollohan-created organization that it was built for, the Institute for Scientific Research, is in disarray, its chief executive having resigned under a cloud of criticism over his $500,000 annual compensation,

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23. At Carmel, God displayed His awesome power and defeated the priests of Baal and Ahab turned tail and ran back to his queen Jezebel, the arch-supporter of Baal –incredible as it may seem the king of God’s chosen people consulted with the queen of falsehood for advice – no wonder the country fell into disarray

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24. ” He says before hanging up and returning to Torin’s home where he finds the door unlocked as he enters and notices the house in disarray

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25. “His armies are in disarray from all the catastrophes,” Youssaf interjected

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26. The city was in a state of utter disarray after the messenger had delivered news of the invasion

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27. The invaders would be full of confidence thinking that the Tanarian forces were still in disarray

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28. ‘Tamar has reported that the Tanarian forces have been pushed back along the coast to Tagel, they are leaderless and in total disarray

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29. The fire carts had never been intended to inflict a large amount of casualties, but were intended to bring disarray to the enemy lines before the main assault and hopefully instill a little fear into them

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30. A small contingent of cavalry had passed through the advancing infantry to strike with well-rehearsed precision to maintain the disarray until the infantry arrived

31. But the display showed clearly that Human ships were attacking other Human ships, throwing the whole formation into disarray

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32. The house was in disarray

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33. Our regions have been upturned and thrown into disarray by the invading Lykanthros

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34. sleep, with her hair in disarray, she was still the most beautiful

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35. but everything was in disarray

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36. This boy had bat wings, black eyes, long black, matted hair that was in much disarray

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37. The goblins fell back in disarray, but the respite was short-lived

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38. That night when Sneha wanted to know the cause of his disarray, he took her into confidence about the expediency of dismissing Naina to extricate himself from a tight corner

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39. The “Inner Circle” was thrown in disarray, 70 of the “mercenaries” were thrown into prison, awaiting trial in Zimbabwe charged with immigration and aviation offences and possession of dangerous weapons

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40. He was surprisingly handsome in spite of his disarray and filth and an unsettling pique came over her as female intuition raised its curious head

41. The Swordsman forces were in disarray following the collapse of their command structure caused, in large part, by the raid Rachel had run on their headquarters

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42. you’re in disarray and feel that you’ve been cheated contact

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43. Sometimes she would get up to have lunch at three in the morning, sleep all day long, and she spent several months with her timetable all in disarray until some casual incident would bring her back into the order of things

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44. the temple in total disarray and confusion

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45. Her clothes and hair were in such a state of disarray that I thought she must have been

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46. Zeke just grinned proudly as Adam walked around the mass of tubes and sailcloth spread out in disarray in front of him

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47. leave the company in disarray that can be exploited by hackers (in much

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48. Throwing the local church into scandal and disarray in fact probably earned you that unfriendly visit from an Angel on Saturday morning

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49. “But, Your Majesty, that would throw the order of precedence in disarray

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50. has always made matters worse as the law falls into disarray

51. The entire San Gabriel Valley was in disarray from as far north as La Canada, and as far south as Orange County

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52. It was estimated that there were almost four million people homeless and in disarray

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53. To claim that there was sense of disarray, verging on panic, among parts of the banking community in various places around the world, would be putting it mildly

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54. out of the chaste and weary tale of old ways; in disarray we collapse and hide our heads

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55. The BJP was in disarray and Bhagwat was determined to correct it

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56. Ye Manqing sat on the side of the bed, her flowing hair in disarray

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57. solid wood door in a state of disarray, had to as-

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58. It was when the storm had died down that Ben eventually woke up, cleaned his face with his right hand and asked me, “Angel, why do you look so worried? Why are things in disarray here?” I did not reply but stared at him, surprised that he could ask such silly questions

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59. She scrambled out in disarray, her lipstick smeared

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60. Her face was free from makeup and her still-damp hair sprang out in wild disarray

61. “What the heck just happened?” Blond hair tumbled in disarray as he scrambled up

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62. Like Isobel, the rest of the city driven by nagging mothers, packed into the grocery stores and left them in such a state of disarray that it was hard for her to navigate

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63. The Vietnamese had forced the Khmer Rouge to flee deeper into the rain-forest and scattered them in disarray

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64. Jesse ran a hand through his hair, making it stick up in disarray

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65. Whereas, prior to that decision, disarray had more or less been

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66. warriors, and his army was in disarray

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67. Many of them fell head-first and rolled downhill; a hill that was not steep or high enough to cause death by falling, but enough to have them down, and with their brothers roaring over the top and straight over them, they kept on coming for us, their war-host broken and split in disarray

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68. Cracks and snaps of trampled bush flushed the shadowed arena into disarray

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69. The column was in disarray as boys, suddenly forced to be men, watched their childhood friends pitch over the sides of their horses to be trampled under by more friends, even as for many it was the first sight of blood they had ever seen in life

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70. He also noticed that she was in a state of some disarray – hair ruffled, face flushed, dress rumpled around her thighs – and with a distant glaze across her eyes

71. Her hair tumbled is disarray around her shoulders and down her back

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72. She was certain he had dressed in a hurry because his clothes were in disarray

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73. Browne, having first called Freddy Malins' attention to a disarray in his dress, filled out and

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74. We’re in total disarray

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75. His white hair was typically in disarray, his face unshaven

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76. In the obscure disarray of that thing, happening like a cataclysm, it was in her feminine head that some gleam of reason survived

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77. Oh wow… all my senses are in disarray, so this is doubly affecting

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78. By the middle of 1979, when almost all of my alibis and excuses had been stripped away and both my personal and professional life were in complete disarray, I wrote this verse:

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79. The July 29 issue of Time magazine had a cover story asking: “Will You Ever Be Able to Retire?—With Stocks Plummeting and Corporations in Disarray, Americans’ Financial Futures Are in Peril

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80. It also affirmed that corporations were in disarray because of widespread accounting fraud and pension plan underfunding due to the stock market drop

81. Corporations are in disarray

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82. Understandably, visitors to his Pennsylvania mansion noticed that the estate was in disarray, showers were missing, the security malfunctioned (and chirped every 60 seconds), the pool was filled with garbage, there was an old car on blocks in the weedy yard, and the windows were covered with plywood

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83. Presently, we were all led to divers Apartments in the newly renovated Rustick (the second Storey being reserv’d for visits of State—at least, ’twas so intended), but as we walkt along the Corridors ’twas plain to see that the House was in great Disarray, and Pieces of Furniture stood ev’rywhere, drap’d in Linen

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84. As for me, what was my Response to the News that I might soon be Mistress of Lymeworth? I’faith, I scarcely believ’d it! ’Twas a Fairy Tale, a Dream, a Fable from a Book of French Romances! First, as a Bastard—and a female one at that—how might I inherit the Estate settl’d upon Lord Bellars by his Father? Then, what Reason had I to believe that Lymeworth was unencumber’d by Debts and Mortgages! Why some of the greatest Houses in all of England were as heavy with Mortgages as their Chestnut Trees were heavy with Chestnuts! I presum’d, therefore, that Lord Bellars had left his Affairs in great Disarray, o’erspent mightily upon this aborted Renovation of Lymeworth, and was in Debt to his Architect, his Landscape Gardener, all his Builders, Painters, and Plasterers, not to mention his Banker, and e’en his Lawyer! In London he had liv’d high; at Lymeworth e’en his Expences for his Horses, Grooms, and Stables—not to mention his Hounds—must be hundreds of Pounds a Year, nay thousands

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85. He had on a terry-cloth robe, and his curly black hair was in disarray

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86. This whole room, in its papery disarray, indicated that Anton Birnbaum had been burning the midnight oil with a fevered vengeance

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87. Thaniel glanced back at the orchestra, but it was still in relative disarray

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88. Instead, they communicate openly when the economy is in disarray or competitive pressures are high

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89. For a few seconds she lay in her helpless attitude and disarray

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90. On the chairs in disarray, among those fading flowers, beneath those extinct lights, people have thought of joy

91. Her long black hair, which was always tied back in a knot at the nape of her neck, would spring constantly outwards in a curly disarray whenever she was suddenly excited

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92. And so she received him with renewed affection in the disarray of her solitude

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93. The wind blew the old lady’s hair into disarray, her dress was gray with dust, her eyes smarted terribly; she gave from time to time a little gasp—or was it a laugh?—and clutched at Archie’s arm, which held so rigid and strong to the tiller wheel

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