I'd be *real* careful on this. The method I taught was to go around with a manual solder sucker (a hand-operated vacuum sucker) and clear each hole individually using a temp-controlled iron. It takes a while, and another post recommends cutting all the legs and removing individually. I prefer to remove the chip in one piece, it might be perfectly ok! Your mileage and hand skills may vary.
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