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It was a brief moment, however, and was probably down to a Facebook glitch rather than a sudden swing.
The IRS says it believes this is all the result of a glitch, rather than something more nefarious like hacking.
So if sometimes it's a glitch rather than a subtle atmospheric effect that most stands out, it's worth remembering the pressure they are put under.
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The nation would be better off if Congress left the experts to fix such glitches rather than allowing politics to frustrate progress.
If this second approach is right, change is clearly far simpler: you need only identify and correct various thought-glitches, rather than decoding the secret reasons for your suffering.
There has been plenty of news about the potential for financial chaos, but investors anxious about what might happen should spend their time preparing for a few glitches rather than fretting that the world will end.
That makes the app's disappearance seem more like a glitch that's being corrected, rather than changes related to a new release – because surely a transition to a new service wouldn't involve a week-long outage, right?
It's not clear what happened, exactly, but it looks as though computer trading strategies, rather than market glitches, may have exacerbated the stunning decline and reversal.
Referring to as them failures, rather than trivializing them as glitches, can be the first step in that process.
He even managed to make the now-infamous Wifi glitch amusing and entertaining (if a bit odd), rather than painfully awkward.
Within hours Amazon fixed the pricing glitches (which affected multiple items), and told some customers that rather than canceling their entire orders, they'd still receive a single copy of the books they purchased at the heavily discounted price.
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