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winch

noun as in vise

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Two divers were then winched down to the wreckage, where they discovered an empty raft, officials added.

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After the hikers contacted emergency services, Mr Nazari was winched over to the search command post by a helicopter.

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The giant steel cylinder was winched up the side of the reactor building in a 12-hour operation.

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At times, the professionals attending to me on the mountainside were not sure if things were getting better or worse so they decided to have me winched aboard a Coastguard helicopter and taken to hospital.

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The French search and rescue service said the casualty from the MSC Virtuosa was winched from the sea by a helicopter crew and was later pronounced dead by doctors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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