Or finally extricating yourself from a damaging relationship or group.
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After extricating himself from his contractual obligation to Warner Bros.
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She praises the work while extricating it from every context.
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Credit card companies can perform miracles extricating travelers from sketchy travel situations.
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I found the constant struggle of extricating things from her mouth instantly tedious.
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The prime minister now seems intent on extricating himself from the partisan tussle.
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The governing class is adept at extricating the Italian state from tight spots.
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After extricating the remaining civilians, the SDF resumed its assault on Friday evening.
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But now people have a problem with extricating themselves from that culture of monogamy.
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Extricating Britain from the EU will be the diciest diplomatic undertaking in half a century.
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Extricating himself with the help of a peasant, he soon sets out for St. Petersburg.
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As she got hooked, she dabbled in extricating welfare checks out of mailboxes and check fraud.
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But he has shown a Houdini-like knack for extricating himself from seemingly impossible political traps.
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But by extricating those individuals from a legal predicament, he might make his own predicament worse.
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Why should Washington and Havana play a role in extricating Venezuela from the mess it is in?
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In your book, you write about Trump's talent for side-stepping bodies and extricating himself from damaging situations.
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As it begins the process of extricating itself from the European Union, Britain's government needs a serious opposition.
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But extricating the union's second-biggest economy from 43 years of European Union legislation is a daunting task.
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It seems likely that Whitehall will for years be caught up in extricating British law from EU law.
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Trump has always expressed more interest in "extricating" the U.S. from Afghanistan than in forestalling a cataclysm there.
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However, this isn't the biggest hurdle: Anderson said the hardest part is extricating them out of their contract.
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Extricating Aston, which is 34% owned by Andrea Bonomi's turnaround fund Investindustrial, from the current situation won't be easy.
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Accordingly, we are confident that MoMA will divest, and realign its values by extricating itself from all toxic philanthropy.
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He promised that extricating itself from Europe would allow the country to move on to a brighter economic future.
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The tactical unit was instrumental in extricating the trapped cops, as well as four women who were escorted to safety.
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Most days we discover that we're not quite up to the heroic task of extricating ourselves from the Ozymandias Trap.
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A crane has been brought in to assist with extricating the miners, according to the Tompkins County Department of Emergency Response.
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And given the complicated logistics of extricating yourself mid-application, you should always visit the restroom just before your appointment begins.
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Emergency workers quickly doused the fire, flipped the vehicle back onto its tires, and set to work extricating the injured Newman.
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But behind the scenes, advisers were talking about ways to protect her long-term reputation and extricating her from the mess.
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The government will now need to embark on the process of extricating Britain from the EU while avoiding damage to its economy.
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The problem is that it is only now extricating a problem of coordinated platform exploitation that has been going on for years.
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Practical Magic weaves a story about domestic abuse and the labyrinthian road that often comes with extricating yourself from a bad situation.
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Sinclair has said that, when he and Blichfeld ended things romantically, their series began to dwell on people extricating themselves from relationships.
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" King also offered a plan, in five steps, "to begin the long and difficult process of extricating ourselves from this nightmarish conflict.
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He would tell me of the infuriating ordeal of extricating his talented black students from arbitrary arrest by some dumb Afrikaner cop.
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By then, America's hopes of defeating the Taliban were fading, and the military's ambitions were focused on extricating its troops from daily combat.
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The goals of drawing the Taliban into peaceful politics and thus extricating America from a costly and destructive conflict are the right ones.
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Lynn did his best work in the fifth, extricating himself from a bases-loaded spot with one out as he got consecutive flyouts.
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It also appeared to add momentum to Trump's long-stated goal of extricating the United States from its 17-year war in Afghanistan.
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It isn't exactly a detailed road map for extricating a country from a complex set of interconnections affecting every facet of economic life.
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Teams of rescuers worked through the afternoon to separate the two trains, extricating victims and searching for survivors in the intense July heat.
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Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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Putin steps in Obama's main first-term foreign focus was not on Europe but on extricating the U.S. from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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When I was a kid using social media for the first time, I was also in the process of extricating myself from an abuser.
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Meow. Meow. Forum Cop investigates the ugliest of internet beef, getting to the heart of online squabbles and extricating facts from gossip in digital enclaves.
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Extricating itself from a thorny legal dispute could be a boon for Rosneft, provided the proposed package has a similar value as the Citgo collateral.
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His helicopter and those flying alongside him were raked by fire while extricating many of the wounded on the first two rescue trips that day.
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Now, extricating myself from those images, the only possible comparisons to the Venezuelan case are dictatorships of that type, or of cases of countries at war.
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For some, extricating oneself from a shared Google Calendar can feel like confirmation that a breakup is final, that there's no chance of getting back together.
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Her victory means that the complex process of extricating Britain from the EU will be led by someone from the losing side of the acrimonious referendum campaign.
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That wouldn't necessarily be great, either, as users get locked into their own digital buddy and its integrated services, unable to fathom extricating themselves from the tangle.
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So if I were Pelosi and Schumer, I would be quietly expressing thanks to Trump for throwing a tantrum, and extricating them from a potential political trap.
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He faces a huge test in extricating the country from the European Union, but so far has shown little sign of how he intends to do it.
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"Endeavor is extricating itself from a deal with the Saudi government to invest $400 million into the company," THR's Kim Masters and Tatiana Siegel reported on Monday.
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Fall dressing can be tricky, and it's particularly hard this year as we're only just extricating ourselves from the longest, sexiest summer fling most of us can remember.
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From securing a federal guarantee to extricating the Treasury from its holdings, there is too much to do before the 2020 presidential election, analysts and housing experts said.
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"Taken in combination, these factors are lengthening the delivery cycle to consumers and point to a drawn-out process of extricating operations from mainland China's orbit," said Ryan.
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In a letter sent Tuesday to the Treasury Department, Mnuchin laid out his plan for extricating himself from his extensive investments if the Senate confirms him for the job.
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Before heading to Bekoji, Pitsiladis and Zeru Bekele, his altitude expert, spent a maddening five hours extricating the cylinder from the authorities at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa.
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This finding, repeated countless times in courtrooms and law offices over the past 85033 years, is an attempt at scientific misdirection aimed at extricating Ford from lawsuits, critics say.
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But the agreement now has enough countries as signatories to make it legally binding, and Mr. Trump may have a hard time extricating the United States from the deal.
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Responsibility now falls to Lebanon to keep its part of the bargain and put teeth behind its dissociation policy, extricating itself from regional conflicts whether in Lebanon or outside.
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This finding, repeated countless times in courtrooms and law offices over the past 15 years, is an attempt at scientific misdirection aimed at extricating Ford from lawsuits, critics say.
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Queen's second manager, John Reid, came along in 19833 (not immediately, as the movie suggests) and had to spend much of his time extricating the group from its Trident deal.
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In an interview last week, he explained that elite golfers are so proficient at extricating shots from sand that they generally do not worry much about ending up in it.
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Since Britain's 2016 referendum ended with a narrow victory for the Leave over the Remain camp, the process of extricating the country from the bloc has proven more and more difficult.
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Endeavor, helmed by Ari Emanuel, announced back in October that it would be extricating itself from a deal with the Saudi government following pressure from Hollywood to stand against the kingdom.
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Let's imagine, for example, that the second, anxious Putin decided to accept an outstretched hand from Washington as cover for extricating himself from the stalemate he has created in eastern Ukraine.
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And the truth is that, intentions aside, extricating the United States from trade and alliance commitments it set up is a lot more complicated in practice than it sounds on paper.
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In a bystander's video, a man the police later identified as Mr. Gutierrez is shown extricating himself from the melee and standing up, grasping what appears to be a small revolver.
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This may succeed in extricating Trump from the public relations disaster he made for himself, but nothing about this is going to induce Democrats to want to make a deal with him.
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Analysts said the move may be a political signal, rather than a policy-driven choice, citing the difficulties China would have extricating itself from the market and finding new places to invest.
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If the British government succeeds in extricating itself from the European Union, the two parts of Ireland will lose one of their most important connective threads: a shared membership in the bloc.
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" President Donald Trump has long sought to wind down America's military presence in the Middle East, eager to fulfill his campaign trail pledge of extricating U.S. troops from the region's "endless wars.
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Her bleakly mordant Puberty 2 (2016) was the year's weirdest and saddest breakup album, a song cycle about extricating herself from a toxic relationship, with every flaw exaggerated for comedic and horrific effect.
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But if Sanders is indeed committed to extricating the United States from its "perpetual warfare" footing, as his campaign platform claims, then he really does have to change the way he conceptualizes these issues.
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While Mr. Putin's military intervention established the Kremlin as a major player in the Middle East for the first time in decades, extricating Russia from Syria is proving far more difficult than he envisaged.
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Britain has expressed interest in a bilateral deal with United States, but talks could not begin until it finishes extricating itself from the European Union, which does not look likely to be resolved soon.
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As with switching VPNs, switching DNS providers isn't foolproof—you're just putting your faith in a different company instead of your ISP—but it's another way of extricating yourself from some of the tracking that's happening.
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Among the family members gathered around her — including nephews, nieces, and an old man gently extricating a thorn from a baby goat's front leg — were two women who have each ranked among Africa's top female wrestlers.
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Shares in health-care group Fresenius jumped as much as 3.9 percent after it pulled out of the $4.75 billion acquisition of Akorn, with analysts saying it was extricating itself from taking on an underperforming business.
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However the Fed and its peers might go about extricating themselves from nearly a decade of extraordinary monetary policy, James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management, wishes they would just get on with it.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany feels Frankfurt is entitled to host the European Banking Authority after it leaves London as part of the "endlessly complex" process of extricating Britain from the European Union, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday.
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One of the driving reasons people stay in unfulfilling relationships is that the "cost" of extricating themselves appears to outweigh the "cost" of one-off disturbances, despite the fact those one-off disturbances add up over time.
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And Britain's difficulties in extricating itself from a 46-year relationship with the EU have emphasised the difficulties that Scotland would face if it were to untangle its far more complex, 312-year-old tie with England.
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This is possibly a side effect of the United States and China slapping tariffs on each other, but the dispatch's kicker at the end revealed that they simply remained salty about Google extricating itself from their agreement.
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That would go some way toward extricating China from damaging and dangerous security tensions with the U.S. If China did that, Washington would have to withdraw its claim to interfere in China's trade legislation and its economic policies.
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Extricating Cooper, however, is only one thread in the slow-unraveling plot, which included a grisly murder, a poor lad tasked with watching a mysterious box in New York City and, of course, the odd doings in Twin Peaks.
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LONDON — Bipartisan talks on extricating Britain from the European Union collapsed on Friday, when the opposition Labour Party pulled out, ending the latest attempt to salvage the beleaguered Brexit process and leaving it in a familiar state of deadlock.
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With fewer US forces in Syria now, and with Trump very publicly extricating himself and the United States from Syria, the Israelis are going to have to depend on others -- such as Putin -- to try to keep Iran at bay.
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Thing is, having invited the hate-filled voices in, and allowed so many trolls to feel privileged to speak out, Twitter is faced with a philosophical U-turn in extricating its product from the unpleasantness its platform has become synonymous with.
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If you're battling one of those head colds that make you feel weak, sluggish, and like you're extricating the entirety of your skull into an endless stream of tissues whenever you sneeze, your sense of smell is probably also impaired.
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Three weeks after the referendum, May's new government faces the formidably complex task of extricating Britain from the EU - itself reeling from the shock of Brexit - while trying to protect the economy from feared disruption to confidence, trade and investment.
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Those ties have most visibly manifested themselves in America's ongoing support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen, which began under President Barack Obama but continues under Trump, despite his insistence on extricating Washington from wars in the Middle East.
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The original decision would have created 740 new jobs, and was hailed by Prime Minister Theresa May — who had newly taken office at the time — as a major boost to Britain as it began the process of extricating itself from the European Union.
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The Bank of England, meanwhile, is caught between rising inflation and a 30-year high in factory orders on the one hand and weak wages, political instability and the complex process of extricating the country from the European Union on the other.
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Even in normal times the scandals would have rocked the government, but the brutally complex and consequential task of extricating Britain from the European Union, prompted by an ill-conceived referendum almost 17 months ago, has all but paralyzed the government already. Mrs.
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They helped secure a record deal for a band that Mr. Crosby, had formed with Stephen Stills and Graham Nash — a feat that included extricating Mr. Crosby and Mr. Nash from their existing contracts — and later added Mr. Young to the group.
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While he has expressed support for extricating American troops from the Middle East — vowing to stop endless wars — Mr. Trump has made it clear that he prefers to use military might, rather than cooperation with traditional allies, to gain the upper hand.
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It is the latest example of the evolving trans-partisan nature of the anti-war movement, which has drawn some politically strange bedfellows on the far-right and far-left who are advocating for extricating U.S. military forces from open-ended conflicts.
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The original decision, which would have created 740 new jobs, was hailed by Prime Minister Theresa May, who had newly taken office at the time, as a major boost to Britain as it began the process of extricating itself from the European Union.
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The whole world of Britain's Parliament — its effete codes of conduct, its arcane and stilted language, its reunions of Oxbridge school chums — seemed impossibly remote from the real, unfolding national crisis of Brexit, the process of extricating the country from the European Union.
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It has cost untold billions in direct and indirect spending: a report from the worthy Institute for Government published on June 11th notes that Britain has allocated more than £2 billion to extricating itself from the EU and created 10,000 new civil-service posts.
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As the police and prosecutors in New York and Los Angeles dig into rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Mr. Weinstein has hired defense lawyers on both coasts who have experience extricating celebrities from legal troubles: Blair Berk in Hollywood and Benjamin Brafman in Manhattan.
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And yet Iran got a pretty good outcome: a big thank you from the Obama administration, an improvement in an image recently tarnished by the sacking of the Saudi Embassy in Tehran, and extricating itself from a move that had never generated much else than trouble.
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Surely most voters would also understand the difficulties of extricating the UK from the EU and, although there was a strong contingent in the "Leave" camp that were keen to regain British sovereignty for a range of reasons, we were certain they would not be in the majority.
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"I think that talent and scripts avoided Paramount during the Redstone-Dauman infighting period and it is vital that someone with a broad network of talent relationships be plugged in immediately if Paramount is to inspire any confidence on extricating itself from its bottom-dweller position," Harrigan said.
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Severino gave way not to one of the Yankees' relievers used to extricating themselves from those types of jams — David Robertson, Dellin Betances or even Jonathan Holder — but to the starter-turned-reliever Lance Lynn, who had entered in the middle of an inning just once this season.
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As partially captured by a video recording that was posted online by the governor's staff, Mr. Cuomo climbed onto the concrete barrier and, after extricating the van's driver from his seatbelt with a device used by troopers for that purpose, helped the man down from the damaged vehicle.
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"This week, while one part of the Japanese government is proudly facilitating international cooperation by hosting the G20 meeting, another is quietly extricating itself from the obligation for global collaboration on the protection and management of the world's whales," said Kitty Block, president of Humane Society International, in a statement.
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Ms. Trump's office declined to confirm whether the accessories were, indeed, from her former brands, but White House Wardrobe posted photos on Instagram of similar items from both lines so that viewers could "get the look," a development that underscores the continued difficulty Ms. Trump might have in extricating herself from her brand.
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By willfully extricating herself from the world of her fellow artists (she had been living and working with Lenore Tawney, Ad Reinhardt, and others who had had a substantial influence on her) it seems Martin was able to find the sublime experiences she sought to capture in the silence of the desert.
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As was widely anticipated, the Supreme Court rejected the government's argument that Prime Minister Theresa May could use her executive powers to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon – which will formally start negotiations with the EU on extricating Britain from the bloc – and ruled that an Act of Parliament would be required instead.
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As was widely anticipated, the Supreme Court rejected the government's argument that Prime Minister Theresa May could use her executive powers to invoke Article 20143 of the Treaty of Lisbon – which will formally start negotiations with the EU on extricating Britain from the bloc – and ruled that an Act of Parliament would be required instead.
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As was widely anticipated, the Supreme Court rejected the government's argument that Prime Minister Theresa May could use her executive powers to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon—which will formally start negotiations with the EU on extricating Britain from the bloc—and ruled that an Act of Parliament would be required instead.
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While the city's investigation into extricating itself from its contracts with Trump concluded that it could not do so without violating the First Amendment, Nelson Tebbe, a professor at Brooklyn Law School, and Cory Brettschneider, a political scientist at Brown University, have advanced a theory of "mixed speech" that could be relevant to the future of Ferry Point.
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No new wars -- and extricating America from old ones The President would never admit it, but he shares his predecessor's view that the US has no vital interests in Syria and should not go to war there or anywhere else in the region in a futile effort to solve complicated problems over which America has little influence.
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The votes on Monday were part of a remarkable power grab by lawmakers, frustrated by Prime Minister Theresa May's failure to forge consensus around Brexit, as the process of extricating Britain from the European Union is known, and alarmed that the country could face a disorderly, economically damaging departure without any kind of deal by the deadline of April 12.
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