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Traffic may have been snarled across the continent, but Uber showed no signs of backing down.

The cat, which had entered the room as he spoke, hesitated, looked up at him and snarled.

Evidence was mounting for months that it was no mere “traffic study” that snarled things on the George Washington bridge.

Instead, he snarled his way through lines like “Where is the trigger?!”

Tax breaks to selected manufacturers like automakers, and dollops of consumer credit, have jammed the malls and snarled traffic.

They snarled the stereotyped phrases necessary for the conduct of the game.

Shed better take in washing, or go out to days workthats what shed better do, snarled the old man.

"I'd like t' kill th' whole lay-out as she sleeps," snarled the cook, shaking his fist.

"You've no right to take such high-handed action," snarled the master of the tug.

The Mexican snarled, made a move as though to reach for his knife, then sullenly obeyed and stood aside.