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Which words in this excerpt from macbeth represent the idea that duncan's murder is a disruption of order?
the expedition of my violent love
outrun the pauser reason.
his silver skin lac'd with his golden blood
a breach in nature
for ruin's wasteful entrance
their daggers
unmannerly breech'd with gore

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