| Most snafus get hidden in the normal flutters of a day's trading. Still, the exchange is trying to understand how such mistakes can happen. |
| You heard the panicky tones of operatives flooded with calls from the field about technical snafus and mass confusion. |
| Soon the entire situation spirals out of control into a tragicomic mess of blunders, language barriers, bureaucratic snafus, and spin control. |
| Foreign ambassadors in Warsaw traded horror stories about protocol snafus in his chaotic chancery. |
| There are surely a few snafus in these statistics, but this work has transformed understanding of the history of wealth, with eye-popping results. |
| Despite the usual snafus, Urgent Fury was operationally and politically successful. |
