I get an error with a exclamation point when matching songs.

I ran itunes match and some of my songs have an exclamation point in a cloud icon  and the word error in the match status.  These are recent cd rips and it is not complet albums.  A couple of albums it is just one song and others it is numerous songs.

Here's your explanation of that icon: http://osxdaily.com/2011/11/22/itunes-match-icons-explained/

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