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• Other attempts at unsnarling the city's traffic jams have had mixed results.
• Gov . Roy Barnes of Georgia has set his sights on transportation and unsnarling Atlanta's gridlock.
• Taking a break from unsnarling the red tape of two countries, we explored Samos on a moped.
• Union Pacific said in weekly reports it files with government regulators that it's unsnarling its traffic tangle.
• Police began unsnarling the traffic jam, telling drivers to turn their cars around and drive back the way they had come.
• Israel is hoping artificial intelligence will succeed where the ordinary sort has failed _ unsnarling traffic jams on the country's congested highways.
• Romney overruled police and let the bus go, unsnarling a long line of traffic on Sunday, Snowbasin's first day of Olympic competition.
• Locals with their eyes stuck in history's rear-view mirror voted down the Lake Union-altering, Mercer Mess-unsnarling Commons project Allen supported.
• Salonicans had hoped that their city's designation as the 1997 European culture capital would mean facelifts for decaying monuments, the unsnarling of traffic and a host of new buildings.
• Bereft of scientific bedrock on which to base legal principles for unsnarling a growing tangle of lawsuits, courts have taken varying tacks on issues as basic as whether to allow recovered memory testimony.
• Chief among them : finding jobs for the city's 290, 000 registered unemployed, unsnarling its chronic traffic jams and making life livable for the 16 million people crammed into this fast-changing corner of the Yangtze River Delta.
• In their scenario, as a breakdown on the approach road to the Ted Williams Tunnel is beginning to jam traffic to the Expressway, the traffic masters punch in their plan for unsnarling it, such as a recipe of closing lanes or broadcasting a detour on message boards _ then have the computer run that scenario and tell them whether it will really improve traffic.
• There was the occasional Tuesday night dalliance with the amusing " Spin City, " or the Monday night date with " Chicago Hope, " which seduced me with a fabulous cast and good writing, but ultimately turned me off with its unbelievable, over-the-top plot lines . ( An episode begins promisingly, for instance, with three women stranded in a cabin during a storm, unsnarling knots in their friendship, only to end with their killing an intruder.