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Bambaataa, a member of the Black Spades, decided in 1973 to create an organization that would offer an alternative to the gangs that were wreaking havoc on the neighborhood.

I started eating all the right things (and stopped eating the ones that were wreaking havoc on my health and weight) and embarked on a run/walk program developed by Olympian runner Jeff Galloway, eventually losing all 15 lbs and going down an entire pant size.

"It is a huge storm event that is wreaking havoc across New South Wales at the moment.

It's great to eat invasive species like feral pigs that are wreaking ecological havoc.

For all we know, Jon Huntsman has a plantar wart that's wreaking utter havoc with his stride.

France has been thriving thanks to the very forces -- globalization and European integration -- that are wreaking havoc on its identity and traditional politics.

Criminal attacks now range from programs that steal information from home and corporate PCs to growing armies of slave computers that are wreaking havoc on the commercial Internet.

All transactions are secured by SSL cryptography and are immune to the recent Heartbleed bug that is wreaking havoc on the internet, Guzowski said.

Becoming a party to this protocol would help stem the flow of weapons that are wreaking havoc along America's border.

Seldom does the Boston Molasses Disaster of 1919 come up these days, but a recent spill that is wreaking havoc on the environment in Hawaii brought that long-ago tragedy back into the news.

As Anthony DePalma explained here this morning, the Forest Service went to great lengths to get inside the mind of the emerald ash borer, a vivid-green, bug-eyed invasive insect that is wreaking havoc on trees in 15 states.