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1. The company isn't wholly to blame for the snafu.

2. There were no major snafus.

3. It was another bureaucratic snafu.

4. Clinton even turned snafus in the Northern Ireland peace process into potential political advantage.

5. AOL had suffered several technical snafus over those three days.

6. What is debated is whose military invented snafu.

7. Dot-com bubble pops; presidential election snafu; USS Cole bombed.

8. Due to a police snafu, important evidence was lost.

9. George: Nah, it's just a snafu.

10. There could be a last minute snafu that only you can handle.

11. The only snafu that I experienced was I was told that the repair could not be made until I received the written Do Not Ride recall paperwork.

12. There's a bit of a technical snafu here, so bear with us, this takes a little time to explain.

13. Facing the snafu life, puts down Asian Li even think sells off that precious gold medal.

14. The snafu occurred even as Apple shares touched another all-time high of $330.20, giving the company a market capitalisation of more than $300billion.

15. The Google Voice snafu comes as competition between onetime allies Apple and Google is heating up.

16. The snafu showed why the FAA still has to spend significant resources on the backbone of its system -- the phone lines[sentencedict.com], data cables and other connectors.

17. Some 53% person acknowledged , own individual life snafu, therefore own pet dog has also come under the certain influence.

18. George: Nah, it's just a snafu. Could happen to anyone.

19. It was a catchphrase for national shame now, applicable to virtually every snafu.

20. He stepped down as White House chief of staff in 1994 after a series of White House snafus.

21. What do you think would happen if you wrote a book detailing your snafus?

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22. Overall, the company did not so much apologize to users for this snafu as tell them that they just didn't understand how complicated this situation is.

23. One, fubar supposedly standing for "fu**ed up beyond all recognition" actually has made it into the OED along with snafu.

24. Kevin: You could say that, or you could call it a fiasco , debacle or( my personal favorite) a complete SNAFU. Take your pick.

25. I had originally posted that episode—it was the one on the word snafu—back in 2006.

26. There is no question among any of the etymological dictionaries as to the fact that snafu comes from a military slang.

27. Note: Thanks to 2 readers who caught my typing snafu.