Exporting multiple clips from timeline...

Here's the situation...
I have a two hour interview on my timeline...
The interview needs to be divided up into about 20 different clips and then they need to be exported independently.
The old way in FCP 7
mark in...
mark out...
export...
done...
*** is up with this new FCPX...
Sure... I can send to compressor and mark the in and out there... however... there is no snapping... there is no indication of where the clips start and stop.
It's just one big long 2 hour clip that I have to write down the time code if I want to find my ins and outs... totally unacceptable for this project.
Please please please can someone find a solution for this... I do not want to go back to fcp 7... I have been defending fcpx and "thinking differently" for the last 3 months...
This may be the last straw though.

Ugh!
Unacceptable.
Sorry nothing personal... but I have 80 x 2hr interviews that each need to be cut up into about 20-30 clips each...
That's 25 x 80... That's 2000 clips that i would have to compound, copy, open new project, paste, export, and delete project....
This is where fcpx loses me... and I will switch to the dark side of hating the crap out of it with all the others.
Please... don't let me drink the hateraid.

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