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He had petitioned local dignitaries; he had extracted undertakings from the bank; he had used his remaining cash card to make withdrawals so he could pay his staff.

Berlusconi, then and now willing to sell a striker if he thinks he has already extracted the best out of the player, took the money from Chelsea's Russian owner, Roman Abramovich.

Mr. Ridley's contribution is that he has extracted from existing material a considerably more complete and colorful portrait of Crick than has existed before.

After Mr. Bulger dragged the body to the basement, Mr. Flemmi removed her clothes so she could not be easily identified, he said; he has said previously that he extracted her teeth with a pair of pliers.

Every time he thought he had extracted a promise of better behaviour, Mr Mugabe broke his word.

When a Democratic President proposes to cut Social Security benefits, it surely counts as drama — especially when he does it up front, rather than at the end of a tortuous negotiation in which he has extracted some big concessions from the other side.

'But surely you will return?' 'That is the promise he has extracted from me.

And he has extracted from it a potent fictional meditation on the fate of the individual confronted by fascism.

He has extracted from Washington a commitment to revive the "road map" for the peace process between Israel and Palestine.

He has extracted a promise from Mr. Carney to put his antics on YouTube.

So far, he has extracted 25 chestnuts from a repertory that, performed in full, would keep him tickling the ivories at Feinstein's "from now until Christmas".