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"It's been snarled up all morning and I think the whole North East during rush hour felt it," he said.

“Elites” remains a snarl word in America, but it no longer means a wealthy oligarch exploiting the common people.

Two people were killed,16 were injured and traffic was snarled along the highway, authorities said.

Already, the area in front of the school was snarled with donkey carts loaded with people’s belongings, cooking gas cylinders, jugs of drinking water, mattresses and tarps.

Buoyed by the belief inspired by narrower scorelines against Ireland and Scotland, Wales fans had dared to dream before kick-off, snarling and singing through England's warm-up.