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Over 100 Firefighters and Paramedics worked tirelessly for more than two hours to extricate, treat, and transport eight people from a vehicle that plunged more than 200 feet over the side of Mulholland Drive.— LAFD News & Information
China is dead serious in attempting to extricate itself from dependence on U.S. currency fluctuations.— Salon
These primary source documents concern the Gorbachev leadership's attempts to extricate the USSR from its years-long military intervention in Afghanistan.— Political Affairs Magazine
This response is intended to minimize traumatic damage by prompting individuals to extricate themselves from the situation as quickly as possible.— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
In the early hours of April 1, a dramatic accident on China Graveyard Road caused firefighters to extricate 20-year-old Thomas Derushe of Jackson from the badly destroyed cab of a red sports car.

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