Snafus

Airports, on the other hand, say a divergence of fortunes is holding back investment, after staff shortages and other snafus caused backups that ruined many holidays last summer.

But beyond the trick-play snafus and defensive lapses, what really sunk Michigan was two pick-sixes thrown by McCarthy—one in the first quarter, and one in that wild third.

I retain those don’t-be-late fears, although I’m much better about dealing with travel snafus or not getting prompt service at a restaurant.

Evidence compiled by healthcare advocates suggested that administrative snafus largely prevented even employed enrollees from submitting evidence of employment.

A week and a half into in-person early voting in North Carolina, some of the snafus are more serious than others.

He’d gotten in trouble for various patronage snafus, including when he appointed his friend as provincial police commissioner.

Provided there are no administrative hiccups nor legal snafus along the way, the Guyanese electorate is heading inexorably to the polls on March 2, 2020.

The statblock isn’t perfect and lacks e.g. flight maneuverability and has a few minor snafus in the math, which is jarring at low CRs and such a minor stat complexity.