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Skater Bear Makes Slow Exit

ORG XMIT: DX101 RETRANSMISSION TO REPLACE DUPLICATE IMAGE IN COMBO This combination of four photos provided by the Snowmass, Colo., Police Department on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009, show a bear that was trapped in a skateboard park, because of its steep concrete sides, in the Colorado resort town of Snowmass making its way out on a ladder that was lowered into the park by officials. (AP Photos/Snowmass Police, Tina White) (Tina White / The Spokesman-Review)
By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com(509) 319-0354
ORG XMIT: DX101 RETRANSMISSION TO REPLACE DUPLICATE IMAGE IN COMBO This combination of four photos provided by the Snowmass, Colo., Police Department on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009, show a bear that was trapped in a skateboard park, because of its steep concrete sides, in the Colorado resort town of Snowmass making its way out on a ladder that was lowered into the park by officials. (AP Photos/Snowmass Police, Tina White) (Tina White / The Spokesman-Review)
ORG XMIT: DX101 RETRANSMISSION TO REPLACE DUPLICATE IMAGE IN COMBO This combination of four photos provided by the Snowmass, Colo., Police Department on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009, show a bear that was trapped in a skateboard park, because of its steep concrete sides, in the Colorado resort town of Snowmass making its way out on a ladder that was lowered into the park by officials. (AP Photos/Snowmass Police, Tina White) (Tina White / The Spokesman-Review)

This combination of four photos, provided by the Snowmass, Colo., Police Department on Tuesday, show a bear that was trapped in a skateboard park, because of its steep concrete sides, in the Colorado resort town of Snowmass making its way out on a ladder that was lowered into the park by officials. (AP Photos/Snowmass Police, Tina White)

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