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Londoners can attest to this: chaos ensues when industrial action suspends the Tube, as happened earlier in the month.

Small obstacles like these are magnified in the frantic days leading up to the election — and add to this the confusion that ensues when people who have voted for years are suddenly told at their familiar polling places they don't have what they need this time.

For Goldberg, this was a valuable lesson in how comedy ensues when one combines the deadly serious and the ridiculous.

Trouble ensues when we ask students to rate teaching effectiveness per se.

Tragedy ensues when the demands of patriotism clash with the bonds of family loyalty.

Trouble ensues when he hears about parcel bombs being delivered to celebrities.

An unexpected uproar ensues when British fishermen learn that their salmon stock will be depleted.

Panic ensues when they return to the fountain and discover that it has been moved.

Still, tragedy ensues when Kano's presence stirs up murderous jealousies and rivalries.

Because – as magic realism showed us – great writing ensues when conventions are overturned.

Panic ensues when the diminishing group realises that one of their own number is the killer.