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A state plan to dredge PCB's from the bottom of the Hudson River has met another snag -the objections of the upstate town selected as the tentative site for burial of the toxic chemicals.

The Cardinals brought an 11-game winning streak to Cinergy Field, where their charge toward the top of the division has met an unexpected snag.

Suddenly, if more in theory than reality, a maritime-safety agency that has long been on the EU stocks was formally launched, as EU transport ministers met this week.There was just one snag, a familiar one: the ministers agreed to launch the agency, but were expected to drift, if not to run aground, with the other proposals.

"This snag is partially alive," he explained, pointing to dozens of green sprouts on the trunk.

That said, this snag is really tearing Dell down.

Private prisons account for this snag by contractually exempting themselves from housing costlier inmates.

This snagged the attention of the last 10 rows, as well as my pantyhose.

Given this, snagging a spot anywhere in the top 20 is a sign of distinction.

Also in this episode, we'll meet Kevin, whose boat, the Christina, gets a nice big fish story to kick things off, snagging a 1,100-pound 1,100-pound

The only snag is his father will have to meet you there to sign the admission forms".

So long as the exchange rate remains at around ¥120, deflationary pressure will persist, as the yen moves towards this purchasing-power parity through a decline in prices rather than a fall in the exchange rate.The snag is that a falling yen is likely to meet with complaints from Japan's trade partners.

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