| Following their advice, he has painted himself into a corner, from which extrication will be messy. |
| It is this government that has maintained the funding for pine beetle extrication. |
| When danger threatens, they move into small crevices and puff up their bodies to make their extrication difficult. |
| Survivors entangled in wreckage-expected action: special extrication equipment brought in. |
| The past 4 decades have seen major improvements and innovations in the field of extrication. |
| But don't mistake that for any kind of successful extrication, or negotiated bilateral relationship, or return to American priorities. |
