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climb

verb as in crawl, move up

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Fred Lynam from the Young Conservatives says the party has a "difficult hill to climb – even more difficult with young voters".

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El Rancho Escondido Road had a bump or two along the way, breaking up the downhill riding with a little climbing.

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The recent climb in gold prices reflects expectations that the Fed will lower interest rates, making gold more attractive, said Mr Wong.

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Halfway across the buoyed perimeter of the swim area I climbed up on the wooden float, like the beaches of my childhood.

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Although many people attempt to climb the summit every year, it is considered an incredibly dangerous hike.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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