She extricated herself, then kept him waiting until she came to a stopping place.

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The party has extricated itself from big parts of their lives, and relative wealth has broadened horizons.

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How would the transition in farming and fisheries work, as the UK extricated itself from common EU policies?

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He has been entangled for years in a thicket of embarrassing legal cases from which he has only recently been extricated on a technicality.

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Over the years it has extricated China from several diplomatic jams.

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But they said the trapped workers were so badly hurt and weakened that they would need to be extricated within a few hours if they are to survive.

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The department's Urban Search and Rescue unit who extricated the woman train for situations such as building collapses and none of the tactics used Wednesday were improvised, Simmons said.

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The Jan. 9 collapse in Queens didn't cause any life-threatening injuries, but three workers had to be extricated from beneath fallen machinery after the 170-foot-long boom fell and mowed down part of the building's wooden framework, according to officials and witnesses.

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The big banks that were at the heart of the crisis including the likes of Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley extricated themselves from the bailout, and the pay restrictions it imposed, as quickly as possible.

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