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snarl

verb as in complicate, mess up

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Travelers are hoping for fewer airport snarls as Thanksgiving nears.

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The storm could also snarl traffic in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, where the bulk of rain is expected to hit on Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing ponding of water on roadways.

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The silver lining is that analysts and companies expect the travel snarls to be temporary, and demand will rebound as the government reopens.

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The storm could snarl traffic in Los Angeles and Ventura counties as the bulk of the rain is expected in those counties on Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing ponding of water on roadways.

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Many developers, meanwhile, have increasingly pushed to build out their own power sources to avoid supply-chain snarls and sometimes-onerous regulatory challenges that come with plugging into traditional grids.

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