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The phrase "chaotic memories" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe recollections that are disorganized, confusing, or tumultuous in nature. Example: "As she sifted through her old photographs, a flood of chaotic memories overwhelmed her, each one more jumbled than the last."
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — All week, as Southern California's canyons have burned, the images of the orderly, well-coordinated evacuation effort have stood in sharp contrast to the chaotic memories of Hurricane Katrina, where evacuees, many of them poor and black, were trapped in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans for days without adequate food and water.
The film then shifts back and forth between Jacob's chaotic memories of Vietnam, as well as memories of his late son Gabe (who was hit by a car and killed prior to the war) and ex-wife Sarah, to his present life as a mailman living in Brooklyn with a postal clerk named Jezzie (an abbreviation of Jezebel).
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But it's also a space of freedom from modernity, a place of chaotic but enduring memories.
[A8.] Relief Over a Scandal in New Delhi Traders at the Bombay Stock Exchange finished one of their most chaotic weeks in memory, sighing with relief that a political scandal in New Delhi had finally overshadowed accusations of market rigging and misconduct by the head of the exchange, which had caused the market to plunge in recent weeks.
Mr. Travis said he pulled out Ms. Johnston's childhood memories of chaotic family mealtimes, and the distress it caused.
As the practice deepens, my chaotic thoughts and emotions, memories fond and painful, yield all manner of sensations: pain in my joints, leaps in my chest, tingling behind my neck.
But, after the Shang, they all shared a single writing system, and Han historians used this script to create a coherent story from the chaotic details of history, memory, and imagination.
Her story begins in 1810 in Vienna, where, now 65, she finally builds up the courage to record her memories of those chaotic final days.
The bleakness of the Baltimore projects depicted in the HBO series "The Wire," for which Mr. Price wrote several episodes, is absent from his memories of cheery, chaotic play.
The other representative for hard SF on the list is Greg Bear's Hull Zero Three, which opens with a man waking up bereft of his memories in a chaotic spaceship filled with killing machines and hurtling towards some unknown destination.
With that, a college basketball season as chaotic as any in recent memory ended, at once oddly and predictably, in favor of the favorite.
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