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Climbers in sentence

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Well, they look like rock climbers.
From rock climbers to deepwater divers.
Again, all the rock climbers, Japanese ones.
Most climbers take three to five days to ascend the 3,000 feet of vertical granite.
Decades after the first conquest of the world's highest peak, tons of rubbish left behind by climbers has started to raise concern, and you may have read in the news that there's speculation that Nepal will crack down on mountaineers with stricter enforcement of penalties and legal obligations.
The goal, of course, is to persuade climbers to clean up after themselves, so maybe local not-for-profits will pay climbers who bring down extra waste, or expeditions might organize voluntary cleanup trips.
And yet still many climbers feel that independent groups should police themselves.
And do you think kids, you know, skateboarders, surfers, rock climbers, would use these things?"
The best climbers are the ones that in the most extreme situations can get their bodies into some position where they can rest, regroup, calm themselves, focus, and keep going.
With this, typically crack climbers would put their hands in and their toes in and just start climbing.
These are some climbers reaching the top of the icefall just at sun-up.
These are climbers moving up the Lhotse face, that mountain toward Camp Three.
These are some climbers waiting to go to the summit.
This is not good weather to climb in, so the climbers are just waiting, hoping that the wind's going to die down.
So here are some climbers starting out for the summit on what's called the Triangular Face.
The climbers got on the southeast ridge.
And there were climbers on that summit ridge.
All the climbers here are climbing unroped, and the reason is because the drop off is so sheer on either side that if you were roped to somebody, you'd wind up just pulling them off with you.
Those climbers were up near the summit, along that summit ridge that you see up there, and I was down here in Camp Three.
And the climbers up on the ridge were that much higher, 2,000 feet higher, and completely exposed to the elements.
There were still 18 other climbers that we weren't aware of their condition.
Our two strongest climbers, Todd Burleson and Pete Athans, decided to go up to try to rescue who they could even though there was a ferocious storm going.
I gave them radio advice from Camp Three, and we sent down the climbers that could make it down under their own power.
So the climbers were coming down along this route.
So, as the climbers came by me, I sort of assessed whether or not they were in condition to continue on further down.
As I was taking care of these climbers, we got a startling experience.
Some climbers had come by and looked at him, and he heard them say, "He's dead."
So the climbers passed him by, and Beck lay there for a day, a night and another day, in the snow.
This is a scene at base camp, at one of the camps where some of the climbers were lost.
And the climbers stood around on the high rocks and spoke of the climbers who were lost up near the summit, turning to the mountain, actually, to talk to them directly.
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