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1. After that, things started to go haywire.

2. Many Americans think their legal system has gone haywire.

3. The television's gone haywire.

4. My computer's gone haywire.

5. With khaki behind the counter, the prices went haywire.

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6. Everything would go haywire if he saw her.

7. My computer has gone haywire again.

8. The new mainframe operating system I have personally approved is going haywire; the computer is down half the time.

9. If something goes haywire, it should be fairly easy to isolate the offending software.

10. When compression software really goes haywire, you can lose everything on your hard disk.

11. Things just very rarely go haywire now.

12. WASHINGTON - Overeating makes the brain go haywire, prompting a cascade of damage that may cause diabetes, heart disease and other ills, US researchers reported on Thursday.

13. Things go haywire, people reverse their decisions, flaws show up in documents, and shipments arrive broken.

14. Without such early instruction, the immune system may go haywire and overreact with allergies to foods, pollen and pet dander or turn on the body's own tissue, setting off autoimmune disorders.

15. You will feel things start to go haywire, with many cancellations and postponements(sentencedict.com), starting as early as April 8.

16. Expect a few things to go haywire - especially things that involve technology - and prepare by having a few contingency plans.

17. The simplest home - related activities can go haywire during a Mercury retrograde period.

18. This message causes the killer cells to go haywire and kill uninfected T4 cells.

19. And consider buying the same set-up as a friend so you have some one to lean on when things go haywire.

20. Until recently geophysicists thought that at this low point the magnetic field would also go haywire.

21. When Mercury goes out of phase for three-and-a-half weeks every 12 weeks, these areas weaken and go haywire.

22. Even though Mercury will go out of phase on August 20, you will feel things go haywire much earlier, as soon as August takes off.

23. That's the amazing thing. After just one day of sitting, the participants' metabolism was starting to go haywire.

24. After you have answered these questions, you will see that there tends to be patterns or times during the day when things go haywire for you or when life is flowing smoothly.

25. Mercury also rules transportation, shipping, and communication, and when retrograde, these areas go haywire.

26. Engineers in the Windows group falsely claimed it made the display go haywire when certain colors were used.

27. It's possible your body emits radiation that makes any gadget within three feet go haywire.

28. In response to such extreme stress, your nervous system would go haywire, leading to potentially fatal spikes in blood pressure and heart rate.

29. With fewer predators and more resistance to disease, humans are now living long enough that cells have more chance to go haywire.

30. Call it "smart panic" -- calculated actions that free you from the chains of inertia without compelling you to go haywire.