But when a net neutrality regime gums things up, it'll be tough to extricate a self-serving FCC.

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How--we're not going to move that, but we--I did extricate three walking wounded.

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But, just as Democrats never retreated from their commitment to raise the top two tax rates and grow government, the Republicans can use their tactical retreat to extricate themselves from the trap of bi-partisan austerity.

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Until we as a people, and we as a species, seize upon those time-honored attributes, we will never fully extricate ourselves from our current moral, educational, and economic morass.

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From the apex of its fortunes only a couple of years ago to the most severe isolation modern Syria has ever witnessed, the regime of President Bashar al-Assad regime has single-handedly managed the feat which no other detractor achieved: bringing the entire country, and of course the regime itself, to a dead-end from which it can no longer extricate itself.

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Clear-sighted, responsible leadership is urgently needed to extricate the nation from its financial mire.

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"The degree of close U.S.-China cooperation in the process of coping with the global financial crisis will directly affect how fast the global economy can extricate from the difficult time, " said a commentary in Global Times, a state-run Chinese newspaper.

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As it happens, the only way a truly rapid disengagement and redeployment from Iraq can be accomplished would be via a kind of Dunkirk in the desert: a pell-mell rush for the beachhead points of embarkation the object of which would be to extricate as many personnel as possible, probably without regard for their equipment and surely at the expense of their safety.

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