| 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. |
| It was a very awkward extrication and it was a miracle the driver was not crushed. |
| The extrication of truth from error is a vital part of the journey toward greater discernment. |
| With all their knowledge and wisdom, they can see no possible way of painless extrication from the debt predicament. |
| But don't mistake that for any kind of successful extrication, or negotiated bilateral relationship, or return to American priorities. |
