extricated

They also extricated all driver's license management from the DMV and put it under it's own Driver's License Division.

There's a common conflation of commercial advertising and marketing as if it can be extricated from consumption.

Hit me up again when you've extricated your OS from your cloud and stopped showing ads and integrating privacy-hostile features.

The corporate banks are now safe and have extricated themselves from the risky position they found themselves in 5 years ago.

Please someone who can counter this should step in here to debate how language's dark matter can be extricated to make chat viable.

Commands and geometries that originate in spinning disks have been completely extricated.

I can say my life took a significant upturn once I extricated myself from that community.

I am a happy user of Google hardware, and am even happier to be almost entirely extricated from their services.

Even then, behavior matters, and I've extricated us from a possibly escalatory situation by just acting like a native, no problemo.

Or is it stuff being extricated from the (now) Kremlin-controlled codebase?

By the time someone answered the car had already extricated itself, but it didn't start that until after I hit the button.

The programmer's intent has been completely extricated from the implementation.

Example: GoDaddy provides a "free" site builder but if you use it the resulting site can't easily be extricated from their service and now you're locked in if you don't want to recreate your site.