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1962 Europe and U.K. Run Into Snag BRUSSELS — Britain's trouble-ridden negotiations with the European Common Market ran into more difficulty today [Oct. 8] as they resumed here on the Foreign Ministers' level after a two-month lapse.

Conversely, first-time buyers who run into snags and delay closings can hold up the sellers.

Yet Protecting Futures has run into snags beyond the hurdles it had anticipated.

In fact, AltaRock immediately ran into snags with its drilling, repeatedly snapping off bits in shallow formations called caprock.

But even people who think their papers are neatly in order can run into snags that upend their lives.

Other telecoms and airport-equipment companies among a total of 50 Chinese businesses in India have also run into snags, including difficulties in obtaining visas for visiting staff.

Fulton also said a plan to turn off power at the site, first reported by the Guardian, had run into snags.

But subsequently, the officials said, American diplomats ran into snags from Russia and France, both of which raised objections and demanded greater control for the United Nations.

At the same time two more Moses-conceived projects - a mid-Manhattan Expressway and the Lower Manhatan Expressway - began to run into snags.

A new school data system introduced this fall also ran into snags, leaving some students unable to get assigned to classes or obtain transcripts for college applications.

Negotiations to sell its fiber optics operation, a transaction that could be worth as much as $4 billion, are continuing but have run into snags after the possibility arose that Corning might challenge the transaction in court.