While Mike Vaccaro of The New York Post stops to hail the complete turnaround by Rodriguez and Eric Neel of ESPN.com marvels at how he is extracting his revenge on the game, Mike Lupica of The Daily News argues that Sabathia is actually the far bigger factor, and not just in waistline measurement.
Little by little, he is extracting a long white Guinea worm from her ankle.
At 15 min following loading, 2-HE was extracted by the addition of 0.5 mL n-butanol to the sample.
He's extracted and taken to ICU, where he is set to make the most impressive comeback since Christ.
According to Knight, he was extracted from prison a week before his release was announced on 30 January, most likely by the state security agency.
Cone conceded on Tuesday that he could well be in denial but doesn't mind the risk of embarrassment as a trade-off for knowing he's extracted every last quality pitch from his overworked right arm.
Volkov gave a thumbs-up as he was extracted from the cramped Soyuz capsule, which was blackened by the extreme heat as it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, and was followed out by Fossum.
He's extracted bribes from those who can afford to buy their way out of the war, and then conscripts the poor and weak, dismissing them, at one point, as "food for powder," mere cannon fodder.
And indeed Updike does often seem to be lighthearted, at least in his verse; in another poem in AMERICANA: And Other Poems (Knopf, $23), he explains how he was extracted with difficulty from "the reluctant loins of a Pennsylvania lass" but, once out, "resolved to have what fun there was -- candy, / the comic strips, the opposite sex, and golf".
The redemption: Ishikawa, who is thirty-one, had begun the season playing first for the Pittsburgh Pirates, but stank it up there, lost the job, and went down to the minor-leagues, from which he was extracted and elevated by the savant, warmhearted, foresighted San Francisco Giants.
