- - Babel
- - blamed for the row
- - Teaching grad hit: it's chaos
- - Plot escape, causing uproar
- - Lunatic asylum blamed for its disruption
- - Ambled off in the confusion
- - Reform blamed for chaotic situation
- - eccentric blamed for state of uproar
- - Confirm Aldeburgh about to show chaotic scenes
- - Chaos disturbed LA medical centre
- - ambled around, causing chaos
- - blamed for an uproar
- - blamed for creating a madhouse
- - possibly blamed for the state of uproar
- - blamed for the mad-house
- - wrongly blamed for the uproar
- - Plot to strike and create pandemonium
- - Doctor blamed for pandemonium
- - Scene of wild uproar and confusion
- - eccentric blamed for scene of uproar
- - Ructions over second-class service medal
- - Madhouse blamed for turmoil
- - Bottom to thrash in confused situation
- - Blade waved about by Mike in confused situation
- - blamed for producing madhouse
- - blamed for the madhouse
- - Ray, hugging daughter, left in state of great confusion
- - blamed for turning the place into a madhouse
- - ambled into a madhouse
- - blamed for the uproar
- - ambled round to a madhouse
- - Broadcast blamed for the pandemonium
- - blamed wrongly for chaos
- - Place of uproar and confusion
- - Noisy confused situation
- - Total craziness
- - State of uproar
- - Chaos — former asylum
- - Total chaos
- - Scene of uproar and confusion
- - Blade cut Frenchman in disorder
- - Scene of wild confusion
- - Man cradling daughter, born to bring about such chaos
- - Dicky blamed in chaos
- - Plot hit, causing chaos
- - Chaos as Edward tucks into stewed lamb
- - Chaos, named after a mental hospital in London
- - It's admirable dismissing the air of chaos
- - Dicky blamed for chaos
- - British news boss, liberal alpha male, creates uproar
- - Uproarious confusion
- - Bag first medal playing in chaos
- - Blade sliced Frenchman in madhouse
- - Madhouse blamed in riot
- - Scene of uproar and disorder
- - Scene of great confusion
- - Criminal blamed for pandemonium
- - Ray goes around Donegal in chaos
- - A madhouse
- - Night light is unfinished, causing chaos
- - State of extreme confusion and disorder
- - Plot to beat chaotic situation
- - Wrongly blamed for mayhem
- - Noisy and confused place
- - Scene of uproar
- - Pandemonium from restricted night-time illumination?
- - Strike by qualified teacher means chaos
- - Place of pandemonium
- - Noisy chaos
- - Topsy-turvy state
- - Mass hysteria
- - Sheer chaos
- - Absolute chaos
- - Wild confusion
- - Wild ruckus
- - Total turmoil
- - Model asylum
- - Confused scene
- - Term for a noisy party.
- - Uproar and confusion.
- - Incoherent uproar.
- - Mayhem
- - Mass confusion
- - Anarchy
- - State of extreme confusion
- - Chaotic place
- - Madhouse
- - Rowdydow
- - Utter chaos
- - Chaos
- - Complete chaos
- - Scene of confusion
- - Noisy confusion
- - Confusion
- - Uproar
- - Madness
- - Chaotic scene
- - Hullabaloo
- - Pandemonium
- - Hurly-burly
- - State of confusion
- - Turmoil
- - Tumult
- - Disorder
- - Possibly blamed for a scene of confusion
- - Scene of pandemonium
- - chaos when liam dropped iodine beneath bunk
- - Bunk light didn't end uproar
- - Unfortunately blamed for the commotion
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