What does LIC stand for?

Living in Chaos

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Samples in periodicals archive:

It has also emerged the council knew Brandon was living in chaos, despite claims to the contrary.

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The Lebanese need to be educated because they have been living in chaos.

Lights turn red on Lebanese traffic offences

For now, I’ll pick living in chaos, and visit Lee and her guilt-free garden for peace.

Dream House and Greenhouse

We have learned so much from our experience and now we are no longer living in chaos I feel as though we are tapping our fingers a bit, eager to move on to the next project.

Homes: Light and absolutely fantastic; Jane Gallagher meets a woman ...

But however bad the situation gets their sacrifice will not be commensurate with the families of the servicemen and women they sent to their deaths, or with the beleaguered Iraqi population, living in chaos and despair, having exchanged one brand of oppression for another.

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Mrs Monks, 44, who manages a clothes shop, said she had got used to living in chaos.

Destroy It Yourself; How one man's home improvements have almost ...

Care manager David Hiscox, who devised the scheme, the first of its kind in Britain, told the Echo: "Sometimes it is quite difficult for people to get access to the care they need quickly enough, so they end up living in chaos and despair.

Alcohol centre's official opening

Dublin-born Bacon, who lived and worked in a studio in South Kensington, London, for the last 30 years of his life, said he loved living in chaos as it suggested images to him.

Bacon's rubbish tip is moved 500 miles