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glitch

[glich] / glɪtʃ /


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But if they have questions for customer service or worry about possible glitches with their return, they should brace themselves for longer hold times and the chance of unanswered questions.

From MarketWatch

The glitch in this matrix is called the S+ Shift system.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Nobody else has a glitch in their system that makes them turn invisible.”

From Literature

The issues prompted speculation and concerns that TikTok's glitches were a result of its new ownership or anticipated changes to the US app's algorithm.

From BBC

Most people with straightforward tax returns probably wouldn’t see any change with IRS operations, Gleckman said, but “if there’s a problem, a glitch or an unusual situation, then things could get a little dicey.”

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