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You know you’re in a snarl-up when the NFL may decide to appeal to itself over the actions of the judge it helped appoint.

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However, as the bridge carried up to 60,000 cars every day and was one of just three crossings in Nottingham, its closure sparked a city-wide traffic snarl-up that added hours to commuters' journeys.

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There was always a big snarl-up there, loads of people in the road, police everywhere.

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But as with that earlier snarl-up, tariffs are a threat to the intricate manufacturing supply chain that the ports support, LaBar said.

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The local police blotter is largely characterized by traffic snarl-up on the coastal highway and an occasional drug overdose.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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