That is because, unlike many of its neighbors in Latin America, Chile did not have to face the economic havoc caused by capital suddenly flowing in and then just as quickly flowing out.
Meanwhile, rail passengers were faced with the havoc caused by broken-down trains, fallen overhead cables, and generally treacherous icy conditions.
Then Rhona Mitra's machete-wielding babe with the removable, bionic eyeball shows up to wreak her own pickax-to-the-face brand of havoc, decapitating her way through tribes of Thunderdome-ready cannibals.
Even on its own terms, China faces issues of environmental havoc, population overshoot, and political turmoil - orders of magnitude greater than anything known in Europe or America.
Gangs of men with names such as the Mohocks, the Scowrers and the Hectors roamed the streets of England wreaking unimaginable havoc, slashing the faces of pedestrians and "misusing women in a barbarous manner".
The Northeast is finally emerging from last week's deep freeze, but the skin-battering effects of frigid temperatures and arctic winds continue to wreak havoc on the face.
Jones chased another player down the lane, passed her and ran backward, her hands and arms in the player's face, on the ball, creating havoc.
One common way of thinking about climate change is the lower the future carbon dioxide emissions, the less warming and the less havoc we will face as this century progresses.
Finally facing up to the environmental havoc -- soil erosion, water pollution and habitat loss -- caused by off-road vehicles, the federal Forest Service has proposed new regulations that would eventually restrict the use of these vehicles in the national forests.
The six arms can fold down for easy storage, but it's a lot more fun to have this sitting around like a giant flying face-hugger waiting to unleash havoc.
