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Eno, who was credited in the tour programme for the "Video Staging Concept", explained his vision for the tour: "the idea to make a stage set with a lot of different video sources was mine, to make a chaos of uncoordinated material happening together.

The audience both inhabits Andre's mind and at the same time tries to decode its erratic signals, for The Father – beautifully, heartbreakingly and exhilaratingly – continually reminds us of our need to make a story out of chaos while brutally undercutting it.

The essential task of diplomacy remains the same today as it was in Dean Acheson's time: to make a world out of chaos.

According to Ms. McLane, poets "make the chaos of inner feeling not only sentient but shareable".

And adopting this paradigm could make the chaos of the last week less common in the future.

Next it's off to Ecuador for a look at how an ambitious new lodge hopes to save the cloud forest by opening it to tourism; then father and son Max and Alex Vadukul make a pilgrimage to the divine chaos of Kolkata, to meet the city's leading cultural figures.

Tom Piccirilli, who last year unburdened himself of the turbulent, wackily eventful ghost novel NOVEMBER MOURNS (Bantam Spectra, paper, $5.99), traffics in extreme metaphors and narrative ploys that can seem fully as desperate and arbitrary as Nicholson's evil goats, and yet he has found a way to make a virtue out the apparent chaos of his morbid imagination.

They said the recent chaos "made a mockery" of Government claims to be prioritising infrastructure in the cities of the north.

"The worst time to make a decision is during moments of chaos," Masri said.

Inevitably, sex would make chaos of much of this, but you couldn't, despite Benjamin Franklin's suggestion, "use venery" as a management tool.

In short, he'd made the chaos of political upheaval feel intimate.