| Perhaps some day soon the Office of the Special Counsel will help unsnarl this baffling morass. |
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| To unsnarl the hair, a pick and a vented hairbrush work very well. |
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| Go up in a bo's'n's chair in these conditions and try to unsnarl the mess. |
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| I found it unnerving to invite someone into my home to help unsnarl the chaos contained inside. |
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| The government needs to unsnarl stalled projects. |
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| In dozens of quick miracles, banders unsnarl them and fit each bird into its own beige cloth bag. |
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| The frustration is understandable for those who want answers sooner rather than later on how to unsnarl traffic problems in west Eugene. |
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| Post-award administrators fix problems with proposals, unsnarl bureaucratic red tape and move on to the next problem. |
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| Said to be the longest in the history of the planet, that baby stretched 60 miles, moved at a speed of 2 miles per day, took 10 days to unsnarl and spawned its own local economy of noodle sellers. |
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| Her newest work, THREAD, looks at aging and our essential being, examining the skeins we must unsnarl before we can finally accept, let go, and discover who we really are. |
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| She must unsnarl the mess if she is to salvage her academic career. |
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| Agencies also will help unsnarl problems that may come up during a trip. |
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