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Why is slightly rotating things while pulling out easier, than only pulling without rotating?

Sry for MY bad english. And thanks for any reply!
gpt
For a variety of frictional and adhesive forces, the strength of the force is reduced once an object is in motion.  Additionally, for a wide enough object, it's generally easier to exert a torque to produce twisting than a linear force for pulling, because torque increases with the radius of rotation, independent of applied force.  The twisting motion makes the object move, reducing the adhesive force, which then makes pulling easier.