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Snap ring looks partially out. IIRC when you press the hub out it puts more pressure on the snap ring. You could try pushing the wheel bearing back down and seeing if the snap ring is easier to pull how.

A flathead and a hammer to wedge it under should be able to at least hack it out under normal circumstances.

Get new ones to go back in. Those likely can't be resued after you get them out

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