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Emma Dial, in the end, is a stirring reminder of the countless young artists stuck in captivity as assistants, hoping their gifts will extricate them.

Earlier this year, Mr Chandra sued Mr Murdoch in a British court for breaching his agreement.The divorce will extricate Mr Murdoch from that mess, and free him to show as much Bollywood jollity as he likes.

Although much of the trouble was racked up by the previous government, voters are taking it out on Ms Thorning-Schmidt.It is not clear how she will extricate herself from the mess.

Johnson insisted the only change – "and it will not come in any great rush – is that the UK will extricate itself from the EU's extraordinary and opaque system of legislation".

"The only change — and it will not come in any great rush — is that the U.K. will extricate itself from the E.U.'s extraordinary and opaque system of legislation," Mr. Johnson wrote an opinion essay in the Monday edition of the conservative newspaper The Telegraph.

He went on: "The only change – and it will not come in any great rush – is that the UK will extricate itself from the EU's extraordinary and opaque system of legislation: the vast and growing corpus of law enacted by a European Court of Justice from which there can be no appeal.

And so far, no one in the Bush administration has articulated a plausible vision of how we will ever extricate ourselves from this quagmire.

Kmart will also extricate itself from leases on some 350 stores that it has already closed or leased to other companies.

It needs to hear how Mr. Obama will safely extricate American troops from Iraq, where Mr. Bush's surge has reduced casualties from catastrophic to simply intolerable levels, and how he will salvage the war in Afghanistan.

On both days victims are to be rescued from fires on the museum's flight deck, and motorists will be extricated from crashed vehicles on the nearby pier.

Despite our military strength, we will be unable to extricate ourselves, and will find that we have been carried away by a tide of destruction.