The regime of "dual power" quickly brought disarray to the country.
President Laurent Kabila of Congo, who deposed one of Africa's great dictators but then brought his country into even worse disarray, was shot and killed today, diplomats and associates said.
"On an issue like abortion we need to have a law which is absolutely clear and not something that brings further confusion and disarray to the legislation," he said.
Nearby, in a cozy home left in some disarray by bivouacked soldiers, 3-D video projections bring us accounts of a young black man who was imprisoned by the raiders and then escaped.
The ensuing disarray brought swift rebuke from several federal judges, blocking parts of the order at least temporarily.
As Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat, tries to bring order to a government in fiscal disarray, he is poised to come into conflict with some of Nassau's union leaders.
They bring the wounded, who are often unconscious and arranged hurriedly and in disarray one on top of the other, as if they were so many sacks of grain (only these sacks are dripping blood).
Speaking as an Israeli, I find myself utterly unmoved that Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, has "said the things Mr. Arafat could never bring himself to say about Palestinian violence's being counterproductive" ("Disarray Among the Palestinians," editorial, Jan . 17.
PLAYER TO WATCH The Eagles traded for middle linebacker DeMeco Ryans to bring a veteran leader to a defense that was often in disarray last season.
Byrne said the Tories' welfare plans were in "disarray" and Labour's plans were about the best way to bring the welfare bill down.
