In his inaugural address, Barack Obama appealed to each of us to give our best as we try to extricate ourselves from this current financial crisis.

CARICOM views the adoption of the New Partnership as a reflection of Africa's determination to harness its own resources to extricate its people from poverty, underdevelopment and marginalization.

Meanwhile, Japan appears determined to extricate itself from many of the military constraints imposed on it (and, until recently, embraced by the vast majority of Japanese) as a result of its aggressive behavior in the 1930 s and 1940 s.

To be sure, any leader must work to extricate his country from a protracted war, so Obama is right to seek an end to this one. But he was not right in laying out his cards in public and emboldening the enemy.

It is important for a simple and fundamental reason that the international community places great hopes on the efforts of South Africa and the personal involvement of President Thabo Mbeki to help extricate Côte d'Ivoire from the deep rooted crisis in which it finds itself.

And so I was thinking about how it might be great if I could just take all these noises like all these sounds of my thoughts in my head if I could just physically extricate them and pull them out in such a form that I could share them with somebody else.

The only way to extricate Syria from the fatal Iranian embrace is to draw it into a regional scheme for peace. Alas, precisely because of their isolation and the Ba athist regime s paranoiac nature, the Syrians are unlikely to meet the US condition for peace talks abandoning their current rogue alliances and their marriage with terror.

This meeting once again confirms that the main contribution of the Organization in support of developing countries experiencing internal disintegration depends on ongoing work and support and on the ability to reassure such countries that they themselves have the capacity to extricate themselves from their predicament, given that there is international support for them.

With the risk premium at current levels, there is a real danger that Greece may not be able to extricate itself from its predicament, regardless of what it does, because further budget cuts would further depress economic activity, reducing tax revenues and worsening the debt to GDP ratio. Given that danger, the risk premium will not revert to its previous level in the absence of outside assistance.

Why should the West insist on elections in a country that since 1984 was ruled by a Western backed dictator, Lansana Conté, who himself came to power in a military coup? He maintained a constitution, and held elections, but this did not make him a democratic ruler, nor was he able to extricate his country from appalling backwardness despite its tremendous potential for economic development.

Claims that Morsi ruled undemocratically stem from his repeated attempts to extricate the popularly elected parliament and presidency from anti democratic traps set by the military. After the Islamist parties huge victory in the 2011 2012 parliamentary elections, the military leadership and the Supreme Court (filled with Mubarak era judges) worked to derail the new parliament and prevent it from establishing an assembly to draft a new constitution.

And they shall be screaming in it Our Lord! Extricate us, so that we may do good deeds, the opposite of what we used to do (It will be said to them) And did We not give you an age long enough, in which anyone who wants to understand would have understood? And the Herald of Warning did come to you therefore now taste it for the unjust do not have any supporter.

And they shall be screaming in it Our Lord! Extricate us, so that we may do good deeds, the opposite of what we used to do (It will be said to them) And did We not give you an age long enough, in which anyone who wants to understand would have understood? And the Herald of Warning did come to you therefore now taste it for the unjust do not have any supporter.

Even China, though highly insensitive to democratic principles, is discovering, with the dangerous spread of AIDS, an obligation to listen to popular clamor, and the need for public support to justify government actions. The US, owing to its horrific treatment and torture of prisoners in Baghdad, has had no option but to search for international legitimacy after denying and defying it for so long, in order to extricate itself from the chaos and drama of what is now Iraq.