We fell up the stairs, we fell down the stairs.
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They had to climb all those stairs, and the stairs were narrow.
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You can walk up the stairs, you can walk down the stairs.
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"I slipped down the stairs, and there were only three stairs," Johnson said.
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I had to run down the stairs—the fire stairs—to speak to him.
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Found new stairs but still had a big first step from plane to stairs pic.twitter.
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"We wound up inching over to the stairs and he fell down the stairs," LaBeouf explained.
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Stairs at Portland airport too short for Trump plane, currently trying to call in reserve stairs pic.twitter.
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Both were future Vessel landings that, at each end, had stairs going up and stairs going down.
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There were no stairs down, only up, and the door in front of the stairs was locked.
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But actually, each flight of stairs is a double flight, so I really climbed 40 flights of stairs.
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The public galleries are approached down a flight of stairs … From the street, these stairs are hardly apparent.
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They had no leg strength to do the stairs, and now they're jogging up and down the stairs.
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Hammers hit piano wires as, down below the Up Stairs Lounge, someone stood at the base of the stairs.
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I don't run up stairs fast as I feel that I could fall, but I like stairs around me.
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At the bottom of the stairs, Grace's neck was clearly broken, her head cracked against the stairs as she fell.
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When I walked up to the top of the stairs, [Anthony] was lying at the top of the stairs, he was purple.
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The takeaway here is just use the stairs—not because it's healthier, but because stairs don't really have the option to malfunction.
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But some scientists believe the stairs are only part of a legend or a symbolic replica of the stairs of Pilate's palace.
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At one five-bedroom house for $1.825 million, "the stairs were the loudest stairs I've ever heard in my entire life," Mrs.
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But even this upper level has multiple sublevels, forcing riders to dash up a set of stairs to purchase tickets, down another set of stairs to find their gate, and down even more stairs to get to the train platform.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who represents the district that includes the stairs in Congress, remembers being warned against taking those stairs at all, particularly alone.
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The springs in the stairs compress when someone walks down the stairs, which reduces the impact on the ankle joint by 26 percent.
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But she did know that there would be stairs, lots of stairs, and that her legs would burn more than her lungs would.
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From the entrance, white stone stairs lead up to the bedrooms, and a separate short flight of stairs leads down to the main living area.
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In the morning ... this young man fell again down those stairs and he laid at the bottom of those stairs for a number of hours.
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If you want people to use stairs rather than the elevator, make stairs easy to find and inviting: light and clean, not dark and dingy.
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The stairs were half-flights, but "Conrad thought going up and down three flights of stairs every day could get on his nerves," Mr. Chadwick said.
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"From its inception, Vessel has centered the experience of climbing stairs and imagines a public without people unable, unwilling, or uninterested in climbing stairs," Finnegan added.
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No one ever grabbed my ass on the stairs down to the D. But on the stairs up to the El, it happened all the time.
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I gathered myself together and got down the stairs, almost fell down the stairs and, luckily, Dave was there and he took me to the hospital.
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"Low-cost, easily installed assistive stairs could be a way to allow people to retain their ability to use stairs and not move out of their homes."
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When we were carrying her up the stairs, at one point we fell because it's hard to walk up stairs carrying a dead body in high heels.
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She wanted a laundry room in the building and few, if any, stairs — or at least stairs that were evenly spaced and neither too steep nor too narrow.
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So much so that the stairs, which at one point were labeled as both "Joker Stairs" and a religious site on Google Maps, have become a tourist attraction.
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And in Sacramento, California, first responders climbed the stairs at the Renaissance Tower Building, which has the same number of stairs that the World Trade Center towers had.
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Slippery Stairs is a Japanese game show in which a bunch of contestants donning bright bodysuits climb a flight of lubed-up stairs in order to win a prize.
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But parents shouldn't think that simply blocking off access to stairs with baby gates or living in a single-story home without stairs will eliminate the risk of injury.
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The artist is seen constructing something, then climbing up a structure, which you realize is the assemblage supporting the stairs you're sitting on, but before the stairs were installed.
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Corden appeared on stage at the top of some stairs, and then fell down said stairs, losing one of his shoes and exposing a pink sock in the process.
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Every day, the two women walk up three flights of stairs, down a hall past rows of classrooms, down three flights of stairs, and back to the other side.
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Kill everything at the bottom of the stairs — including the harmless worshipers (they're worth 30 Souls apiece!) — and follow the path straight to another set of stairs, leading down.
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" - Jared, 39 "Couldn't walk; slid down stairs headfirst.
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" - Elizabeth, 323 "Drunk Donkey Kong; keg on stairs.
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He bemoaned the stairs, said he couldn't believe that I walked them every day and shook his head profusely, saying he didn't understand how anyone could live with only stairs.
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There's no banister, the stairs are steep, and the walls would have been painted black, so that the handprints of the enslaved men and women using the stairs remained invisible.
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Step by Step As for getting down stairs, Meier says that Harry would likely be aware of helping Markle walk down any stairs in her path, especially in a formal situation.
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As you start to leave the lobby, you might notice the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. quote on the stairs — one of several inspirational quotes scattered on stairs throughout the building.
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Mostly we got dressed up and then ran wild — down halls, up stairs, down stairs, taking over the building, high on sugar, swatting through the fake cobwebs strewn through the hallways.
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It's hard to climb all those stairs when you're holding a five-and-a-half-year-old kid in your arms, especially one who doesn't want to go up the stairs.
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We have a -- some kind of beast running towards you -- (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) (FLUFFY PUPPY RUNNING TOWARDS STAIRS) (END VIDEO CLIP) KENNEDY: No. GUTFELD: And then trying to get down the stairs.
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She answers questions meant for her mom and dad with "I don't know" and makes requests, like asking for her parents to replace their normal stairs with "bumpy stairs," whatever those are.
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The video cuts to footage from another camera, showing an officer dragging the girl down the stairs by the leg while the second officer slides down the stairs on top of her.
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So I get up out of the chair and I'm starting to walk down the stairs to get something to drink, and literally I'm halfway down the stairs and I hear my name.
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Whenever I started up a flight of stairs, I tracked which foot had stepped up first so that the next time I came upon some stairs I could start with the other one.
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" She continued: "I'd had a few too many over dinner and as we made our way down the stairs, I literally went ass over tit, right down the stairs, right at the bottom.
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I stop taking notes on these stairs, but I leave you with one piece of Crosstown Trail advice: Every time you walk down a flight of stairs, at the very end, look back.
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If I was walking down the stairs here in the ballroom and you pushed me down the stairs, the argument is not whether you called me the n-word on the way down.
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The four flights of stairs were a chore at first.
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I then walked up the remaining forty floors by stairs.
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In the video, SpotMini handles the stairs like a boss.
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One thing let to another and we head up stairs.
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The stairs of our industry must be accessible to all.
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He pointed up at a small door beneath the stairs.
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They dragged him, mugs in hands, down the front stairs.
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We were standing on the stairs and discussing Party business.
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They feel those stairs are theirs to hate or love.
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Like completely just fell down the stairs off the bus.
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The neighbor passed Flick in the stairs, covered in blood.
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Just climbed down 50 flights of stairs from my apartment.
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"Those were my stairs — that was my exercise," he said.
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Run down the stairs and let the delivery man in.
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Stairs replaces Alan Zinter, who was fired on Sept. 1.
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She really doesn't want to walk up all those stairs.
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"It's a house with no stairs," she explained, visibly squirming.
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" Dodd wrote back, "I didn't push her down the stairs.
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Jones described that as Trump throwing himself down the stairs.
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At the top of the stairs was the choir room.
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But they parted ways by only a flight of stairs.
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You could only get to it from these steep stairs.
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Emily lunges, stabs Lydia, and pushes her down the stairs.
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Today, the twin water fountains still flank the courthouse stairs.
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The incident was enough to keep Caroline off Stairs Gulch.
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She points me to the stairs to the second floor.
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At the bottom of the stairs was a locked door.
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They climb the stairs to the roof slowly and painfully.
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Wilson ascends the stairs to the throne, contract in hand.
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He's at the top of the stairs with his buddies.
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Call our friends, buy some pizzas, fall down some stairs.
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The footage shows him running up an escalator and stairs.
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She also said stairs can be a problem for her.
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But that doesn't stop her from scooting up the stairs.
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If, that is, I can make it down the stairs.
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When he climbs stairs, they light up beneath his feet.
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And I run down the stairs and it's a cop.
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The cellar stairs were steep and the treads were narrow.
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I heard her footfall as she went down the stairs.
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"Woo!" she screamed, dropping to all fours on the stairs.
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Zanis found his body at the bottom of the stairs.
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He dragged me down the stairs two or three times.
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"Fine, thanks," he said, before turning and climbing the stairs.
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Speaking of Anika, did she push Rhonda down the stairs?
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He ran out and flew up a flight of stairs.
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They run down the stairs and outside into a car.
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Have you seen people go down the bus stairs usually?
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Suddenly, a heavily armored elf came hopping up the stairs.
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Make sure the tops and bottoms of stairs are lit.
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There's a throne, an arch and a set of stairs.
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Patterson climbed the brick stairs and opened the storm door.
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My dad then appeared at the top of the stairs.
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A hamper that's easy to carry up and down stairs
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Ms. Peslar ascended a series of porch stairs, knocked, waited.
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Think about Michelle Pfeiffer coming down the stairs in 'Scarface.
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He rigged it so he could jump from the stairs.
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Musicians in medieval costume descended stairs in front of me.
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I ran down the subway stairs with my MetroCard ready.
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Mr. Levenson walked up the stairs to pray with her.
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He guided him down stairs and around plants and poles.
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Rehana joined the crowd as they rushed down the stairs.
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Always use a handrail when going up and down stairs.
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The shabby bathrooms are down a steep flight of stairs.
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Big concrete stairs leading up to yet another enormous room.
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He posted a GIF of a cat rolling down stairs.
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We can't find the stairs to use in most buildings.
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"We have stairs everywhere — front, back, garage," Ms. Asin said.
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It is too difficult lugging his stroller up the stairs.
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Keep him or her away from stairs and sharp objects.
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The detachable hand vacuum works great for stairs and furniture.
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"The couch barely fit up the stairs," Mr. Boritt said.
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He offers to throw him down a flight of stairs.
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The other exterior doors have stairs leading up to them.
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She picked her up and raced back up the stairs.
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He walks me out, passing the stairs to Pomplamoose's studio.
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And owners with older pets often have concerns about stairs.
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Matt Stairs, the Phillies' hitting coach, knows all about Kalas.
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Hating myself, I closed the door and climbed the stairs.
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"I'm so sorry," he said as we climbed the stairs.
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"Going down the stairs, I didn't feel safe," she said.
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We broke up on the carpeted stairs between our apartments.
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Every leader was allowed to walk off their plane using red-carpeted stairs save one — then-President Barack Obama, who was forced to take the comparatively dinky built-in stairs on Air Force One.
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If you fall down the stairs and chip a tooth it's a profound personal failure because you should have known you might fall down stairs and chip a tooth, and planned your life accordingly.
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"You can walk up slopes, down slopes, up stairs and down stairs, and the device figures out what you're doing and functions the way it should," he added in a news release from the university.
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Shannon Finnegan started the Anti-Stairs Club Lounge in 2018 when she was a resident at the Wassaic Project and found that there was only one space accessible to residents who could not use stairs.
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Several could not climb the stairs out of the hallway unaided.
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Facts: In 22011, over 2003 football staff were on the stairs.
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Facts: In 220, over 22017 football staff were on the stairs.
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Visitors enter the installation via stairs leading from an upper mezzanine.
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Dr. Dixon found her body at the head of the stairs.
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" Nanjiani added, "He won't take cars, but he'll take the stairs.
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He skips up the stairs onto his dais at news conferences.
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He'd think nothing of trying to kick me down the stairs.
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"You can carry it up three flights of stairs," Ram promised.
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They run up and down the stairs of my porch constantly.
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Wheeled robots have difficulty navigating stairs, curbs, and other environmental hazards.
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Facts: In 2015, over 40 football staff were on the stairs.
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My wife decorated our stairs with some lovely old maps. pic.twitter.
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There's a den just off the stairs of the upper level.
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My wife is no doubt peering down the stairs with concern.
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No charges were ever filed after the Up Stairs Lounge attack.
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But up a flight of stairs, Chelsea Jacoby's office was quiet.
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Images on social media showed travelers departing the plane by stairs.
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Shannon passed out after walking down the stairs at her house.
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Guess who fractured her foot walking down the stairs in Bali.
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Fans lining the stairs yelled "Free Cardi B!" as she passed.
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I have a vivid memory of him stumbling up the stairs.
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We've seen robots climb stairs before, like Boston Dynamics' adorable SpotMini.
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Sherman said he saw blood on the floor and the stairs.
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Because the lift is broken, they have to take the stairs.
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He tries and tries, but climbing these stairs is his Everest.
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Rumor has it that cows have trouble going down the stairs.
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I said 'just before you go in, sit on those stairs.
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She then proceeds to climb more stairs than I'd rather attempt.
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He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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I first felt it when I was walking up the stairs.
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I have had to drag it up and down the stairs.
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This is certainly an upgrade from the cupboard under the stairs.
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It's okay though, I used to go up the project stairs.
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After a week I could get up the stairs with it.
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She showed off the red carpet leading to the aircraft's stairs.
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Down the creaking stairs of this old house, into the kitchen.
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Now, visitors take some 370 stairs down to reach the ice.
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People died on the stairs trying to leave, they couldn't breathe.
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Exhausted but alert, I descended the stairs to the second floor.
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It is reached by walking 80 stairs up from the street.
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Shashi dances down the stairs and most of the way home.
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The stairs leading to the clock tower are narrow and abnormal.
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From the dock, we climbed 72 stairs to reach the island.
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Finally, I saw the arrow pointing down a flight of stairs.
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I hear steps on the stairs, larger than paws, thank God.
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Chip chip chip, and they took a part of my stairs.
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On the stairs, he ran into the woman from the courtyard.
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"Here are the famous stairs," he said outside St. Florian's Church.
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Facts: In 28503, over 22019 football staff were on the stairs.
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"My way of descending stairs," the caption read, with: #hatestairs #exercise.
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The last 90 steps down to the arena are concrete stairs.
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God knows how they lug the records up those stairs though.
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Bad guys need to fall just down the stairs just so.
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I've actually witnessed the cops throw a man down the stairs.
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I saw blood drops on the stairs I walk up everusay.
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I went up stairs, into the basement, the kitchen, the bathroom.
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I'm wheezing walking up two flights of stairs and it sucks.
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I dried off and headed up the stairs to my bunk.
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Well, she fell down the stairs after a dog-farting incident.
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There was a cupboard under the stairs opposite your father's study.
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And Rubiano built storage into the stairs, again maximizing her space.
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As you head up the stairs, you'll find more Shaq iconography.
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This included a climbing wall, numerous mats, foam barrels and stairs.
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Stairs in the kitchen descend to a basement with a fireplace.
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A ranch, which is good, no stairs; full basement; central heating.
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If on a higher floor, don't use elevators; take the stairs.
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Walking up the stairs I mentioned that this is Corby's motto.
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Then you walk straight until you reach a flight of stairs.
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Ditto the phone booth at the top of the front stairs.
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The problem here isn't that most wheelchair users find stairs challenging.
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Stairs ascend to the second floor, which has three more bedrooms.
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"Not now," he said, bouncing down the stairs toward the clubhouse.
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There were no seats, though there were pillows on the stairs.
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All the stairs, they found, gave pause to older home shoppers.
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A wine cellar and other storage is beneath the hall stairs.
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At the top of the stairs, Olivia waits to show her.
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Ruth felt she could manage the stairs in the rental house.
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Initially in large stacks on the stairs as they come in.
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I sat down on the stairs to give this some thought.
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We recreated "The Blob" by throwing our beanbag down the stairs.
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Which meant hauling the bike down a substantial set of stairs.
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But Rincon doesn't have to take the stairs down to lunch.
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I lug my packages up the stairs and start opening them.
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The suspect ran up the stairs, past McClain and Batoum-Bisse.
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I finish the session by doing a sprint up some stairs.
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"Good question," he said, and darted up a flight of stairs.
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"Brett," I call down the dark stairs into the large basement.
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At his approach, they run down the stairs with their dollars.
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To the right, beyond an archway, an oblivious man ascends stairs.
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The resulting activity was interpreted as climbing several flights of stairs.
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The stairs leading to the second floor list to one side.
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Foldable stairs, tables, and chairs are all within the company's portfolio.
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I was short of breath just climbing up a few stairs.
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Others saw wedding photos taken on the nearby ruby-red stairs.
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The water crept higher and he moved higher up the stairs.
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They'll discuss like the stairs or t-shirts or the lawn.
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I'll be racing up the stairs I'mma get to the gate singing.
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I fixed my tie, walked up the stairs and pushed the door.
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The famous "Exorcist stairs" are still frequented by pedestrians near Georgetown's waterfront.
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Speechless, she glances back at Ray as they head up the stairs.
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"I don't think any exoskeleton allows for climbing stairs," noted Dr. Kazerooni.
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Well, heck, we're ALL mutants, but at least we can climb stairs.
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Visitors can see the rainbow stairs will from June 14 to 30.
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It can autonomously open doors and walk up stairs in any terrain.
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Boston Dynamics' Spot and SpotMini can also climb stairs and navigate autonomously.
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"She can't climb stairs anymore but her attitude is amazing," Pagano said.
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I go for a walk and come back and do the stairs.
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Just try carrying a tv down two flights of stairs — it's awful.
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I've been pushed down a flight of stairs because I am gay.
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It's also bulky and unable to navigate stairs or even small steps.
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Adam Fontenot with his lover, Up Stairs Lounge bartender, Buddy Rasmussen circa1971.
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"Parasite" expands upon this idea through another visual motif introduced earlier: stairs.
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Good idea - but map nerds - like me would never climb the stairs.
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"I thought that was going to make the stairs famous," Rivera said.
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The cube even recognizes a flight of stairs and falls down appropriately.
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The Up Stairs inferno only strengthened his determination not to back down.
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A reminder that you are 25 and wheeze going up the stairs.
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Maisel, he's casually walking down the stairs of New York's 8th Precinct.
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Guests will have to enter via the exterior stairs, one flight below.
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Down the halls following an escort, up broad stairs, into the pavilion.
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Take one of the latest challenges: shuffling up a set of stairs.
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Hell, if I run up the stairs too fast my body claps!
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Turning back up the stairs, I wonder if I've gone too far.
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When we walk up the stairs, what are we going to say?
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No superhero roles for me," Sigler, 34, said with a laugh. "Stairs?
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My track buddy, Justin, hovered at the stairs unsure what to do.
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She passed out right after walking down the stairs in her house.
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We find out he pushed a classmate down a flight of stairs.
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McClure hustles up a flight of stairs to a second-floor unit.
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Stash came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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There are two stairs leading up to the door of the restaurant.
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I'm taking two yoga classes and running the stairs for an hour.
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Have you carried an air conditioner up four flights of stairs alone?
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Then I head down the winding stairs and hop in my ship.
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Oh, and he also rolled down the stairs and lost his shoe.
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I still think 'Wow' whenever I climb up the stairs to Berghain.
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It also transforms to a handheld for stairs or even your car!
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Each climb takes about 3.5 hours and has more than 1,400 stairs.
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Comment from discussionWhy did someone cover these HDB stairs in gold foil?!.
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Piazza died after he fell down basement stairs on February 4, 2017.
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At its worst, she alleges that Paul dragged her down the stairs.
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They open the hatch to reveal stairs leading down to a bunker.
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Stas came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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I was able to watch as we slowly went up the stairs.
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Who wants to hop up a flight of stairs longer than that?
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It feels like it could fall down a thousand flights of stairs.
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That's her day off, she said as she mopped my apartment stairs.
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Dabate said he tripped down the stairs attempting to go after them.
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I never want to relapse so I'm okay taking the stairs easy.
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Too hot to walk up stairs, let alone do any serious exercise.
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She was lying on the hallway stairs in a pool of blood.
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Shannon, 36, passed out after walking down the stairs in her home.
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"The main difference between running and climbing stairs is gravity," Gupta explained.
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" And a voice, weak from the kitchen, floats up the stairs. "Yes?
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At the top of the stairs, use wall-mounted screw-type gates.
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As he headed back down the stairs, team principal Horner let rip.
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Crystal-clear glass stairs lead to five bedrooms with cashmere-covered walls.
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He went up the basement stairs to see what was going on.
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Stairs remind us of the relationship between our past and present selves.
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Stairs have always been an allegory for reaching something greater than us.
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Now when I look at the stairs I see a beautiful story.
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She put her shoes on right at the top of the stairs.
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Before he could imagine any other possibility, Hassan hurried down the stairs.
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People will board from above, via stairs or elevators from special stations.
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The water right was only about waist-high once off the stairs.
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Have you ever stopped to think why you would take the stairs?
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Stairs lead to a small observation deck on top of the house.
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"The stairs are the perfect size, so easy to walk on," Mrs.
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I bombed down the stairs head-first just like any other kid.
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Soldiers drag Petya up the stairs and homeless dogs, thin as philosophers,
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Inside, you'll find two stories, four rooms, and a flight of stairs.
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First, the stairs in her house and then walks down the street.
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I basically felt lighter, especially when I took the exoskeleton on stairs.
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How did he break his ankle just by walking down the stairs?
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I've been cuffed and thrown down stairs, broken ribs, what have you.
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That's when Anika admits that she DID push Rhonda down the stairs!
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"(Phillies hitting coach Matt) Stairs got on me for that," Mackanin said.
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Moving up the stairs to the second floor, you'll find four bedrooms.
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Stairs are placed front and center, for instance, to encourage their use.
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Then a door slammed down the hall, footsteps dissipated on the stairs.
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They crowd city streets and subway stairs, bonking bystanders on the head.
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After the explosion, he grabbed his crutches and hopped down the stairs.
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AW: It's four flights of stairs, get a quick little workout in.
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After the movie I tripped down the stairs and broke a heel.
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When stairs became a struggle, she moved into a single-story home.
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They ran into my hotel and up the stairs to my floor.
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I turned back toward the stairs and I held my head high.
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I ran up the stairs where I saw a transit authority worker.
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Granted, it was an unusual way to climb a set of stairs.
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We reach the bottom of what seemed like endless flights of stairs.
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Then the dog shrieked and Dale ran up the stairs, eyes wide.
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She declined to say whether it showed him falling down the stairs.
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A delicate-looking matron began descending the stairs toward her private box.
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He slipped on his shoes and began to tiptoe toward the stairs.
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As Ms. Audin watched, the soldiers marched her husband down the stairs.
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A half-bath is in the entry hall, next to the stairs.
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In front of me were the stairs to the plane, empty now.
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You have to contend with cumbersome stairs, crowded sidewalks and narrow stores.
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"When I climb stairs, it feels like climbing a mountain," he said.
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Sliding glass doors provide access to stairs leading down to the backyard.
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They instinctively slow down at the beginning of a flight of stairs.
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Wheels may give them some traction, but then are confounded by stairs.
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If we can solve the stairs problem, we won't need new housing.
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If heights aren't your thing, there's also a set of stairs nearby.
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I actually CAN walk, but stairs are a bit of a challenge !!
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Every step down the four flights of stairs took me past more.
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As they move down the stairs, large drops of water splotch them.
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He bypassed the building's elevator for the short trip, taking the stairs.
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I ran up six flights of stairs and leapt onto the roof.
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My friend and I followed her up the stairs to the platform.
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Stairs in the back let her run back and forth between kitchens.
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We climbed some back stairs and let ourselves in through the kitchen.
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"They made me crawl on all fours down the stairs," he recounted.
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"We form ourselves through our doubles," Agnes said, looking toward the stairs.
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Nor does he miss walking up and down all those concrete stairs.
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After we walked down the stairs, four women holding umbrellas approached us.
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In the dark, they climbed the stairs, turned in to a corridor.
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A child could slip or fall down the stairs and get hurt.
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The race is on, up the stairs of the Empire State Building.
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With no stairs or ladders, they had to pull each other up.
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Do some steps if you can -- take the stairs, not the elevator.
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"I just thought it was time to get down there," Stairs said.
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In the video, the toddler crawls up the stairs of her house.
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New stairs and turnstiles will be added at a number of stations.
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I hadn't been upstairs, except once or twice to vacuum the stairs.
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Recently they hit quartz, which may become the subterranean floors and stairs.
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There's even a velvet rope displayed before some stairs splashed with soil.
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Once they get going, they can crash into things — or down stairs.
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Secret stairs lead up to the bedrooms where the cabin crew sleeps.
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Take the stairs down to the beach and drunkenly make sand-angels.
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Atop the stairs, on a fogged-over street, stood the actual Scott.
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" After killing Shanann, Watts told police he wrapped her body, facedown, in a bed sheet, and he "tried to carry Shanann down the stairs and lost his grip and ended up having to pull her down the stairs.
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And on the way back up, the energy-recycling stairs make it around 37 percent easier on the knee, making these stairs ideal for people who are pregnant, dealing with mobility issues, or are just simply out of shape.
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Its company includes the "Exorcist" stairs in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington; the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art; and the "Law & Order" stairs at the State Supreme Court in Manhattan, which the show's attorneys often climb.
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Various conservative bloggers and posters on Reddit have pointed to of Clinton being helped up the stairs (as Snopes pointed out, this is a single old photo and there are plenty of pictures of her climbing stairs just fine).
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"[Making the stairs interactive] would require me to essentially recreate the basic physical structures in the real world and then overlay the holograms on them, allowing me to climb stairs while still maintaining the aesthetic of Mario," he said.
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As floors are added, it takes longer to evacuate everyone by the stairs.
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If the elevator was broken, she had one flight of stairs to climb.
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He stopped at the stairs, looked at his feet, and stepped down slowly.
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Herjo allegedly said that the dog fell down the stairs and a hill.
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You can make your own fort in the cupboard under the stairs too!
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He held him in his hands, and they threw them down 623 stairs.
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I still have to carry it to go up and down stairs, though.
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"All I heard was his feet stomping up the stairs," Kim, 36, explains.
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Then they have to bring Breaker's piano down a set of unfinished stairs.
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Walking, even up a small set of stairs, started to become more difficult.
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He was stumbling slowly down the stairs before he fell to the ground.
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He catches her before she falls down the stairs, effectively saving her life.
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Up a flight of stairs are common areas furnished in soothing neutral tones.
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Walking up the stairs from the subway station felt just peachy after that.
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Down the stairs descends Kufrin, fresh off of her season of The Bachelorette.
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She trips over curbs and stairs because she has lost her depth perception.
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Only after that can you approach the spiral stairs that descend to 5.8.
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They struggle to open doors, walk down stairs, or eat with a fork.
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As the pilot is descending, with just a couple stairs left, time expires.
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In Snider's painting, we are at the bottom of the stairs looking up.
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Or is he the less distinct figure at the top of the stairs?
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He lifts up the stairs and finds Gilberto crouched in a hardwood crawlspace.
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I reached my apartment at dusk, carrying my duffle bag up the stairs.
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"As with many stairs in the city, they're getting a makeover," Hurvitz said.
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A few months ago, Rivera said, the stairs had been littered with garbage.
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I walked barefoot up three flights of stairs to a friend's dorm room.
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And steep downhill slopes or uneven stairs filled me with gut-level terror.
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Now, if only robot vacuums could figure out a way to climb stairs.
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Perfect. Watching the pair proudly stride down the stairs of the Capitol Building?
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The eighth grader sometimes has trouble with stairs, but is still independently walking.
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Knowing our step count or flights of stairs climbed won't change our behavior.
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And some simpler logistical barriers: They can't yet climb stairs or operate elevators.
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I fished around for my keys, and we heaved ourselves up the stairs.
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" He added, "He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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HE HAD TO GET OUT OF THE – THEY CALL IT THE MECHANIC STAIRS.
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I was like an old man, going up and down the stairs sideways.
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"The stairs are a little rickety," she murmured and hit the light switch.
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It can also pick its way through rubble and even climb up stairs.
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I think at one point Diana pushed her down the stairs at Althorp.
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Bell says he remembers running up and down the stairs as a child.
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I was falling down stairs when I was five years old very proficiently.
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To enter the exhibition space, you must descend a long set of stairs.
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Another time he threw a guy down a set of stairs at Disneyland.
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I hurried up the stairs and did my best to get some sleep.
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Fans just couldn't get through section 230C's stairs at the Ohio States vs.
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In Florida she came down stairs of plane and walked right past him.
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Kinda like riding a very excited dog as he bounds down the stairs.
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Who else has complained about a muscle cramp just walking up the stairs?
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Now I really gotta figure out how to walk back up the stairs.
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We had plants on the desks, on the stairs, in the back room.
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He would drag them up the stairs and get them in his crib.
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The door to the shop, up two flights of stairs, is now locked.
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As if on cue, one of the officers came walking down the stairs.
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We lined the stairs to the courthouse with glitter as she walked in.
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At that moment, she says, her dog Popeye came running up the stairs.
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In a lit cabinet by the stairs are shelves full of tiny skulls.
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Stairs can strengthen a knee or lower back, or they can exacerbate problems.
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When I climbed the stairs up to the apartment, the door was ajar.
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The closure of the children's wing stairs is adding congestion to the elevator.
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Building monuments to stairs in the year 2019 falls within the "ableist" category.
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Most days, she managed, but she didn't always make it down the stairs.
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I wear sensible shoes and hold the handrail going up and down stairs.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
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There's also an elevator, making it accessible to those who can't climb stairs.
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Stairs in the upstairs hallway lead to a roof deck under the ramada.
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At the bottom of the stairs was a space that had no functionality.
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" Cuomo threatens to throw him down the stairs for allegedly calling him "Fredo.
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At that, he walked down the stairs of the cafeteria, to the courts.
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The retired lawmaker also only recently regained his ability to ascend several stairs.
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They sat on the stairs in a hallway and spoke in hushed tones.
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"Maybe I should use my architectural skills to find the stairs," he said.
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What he's creating in "Endless" turns out to be a set of stairs.
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His Notting Hill office sits at the top of three flights of stairs.
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I try to use the stairs when going between floors in my office.
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Once back home, even walking up the stairs caused her heart to race.
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Their most common ailments: walking, climbing stairs and concentrating, remembering and making decisions.
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I climbed up the stairs and sat on the couch next to Santa.
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A steep flight of stairs led up to the back of the stage.
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I dash into the hall, leaping up the stairs three at a time.
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The stairs hadn't been sanded yet, so the owners didn't mind that much.
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The second huge cliffhanger — who pushed poor Rhonda (Kaitlin Doubleday) down the stairs?
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Or did you just take a nap on the floor near the stairs?
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I quietly setting up a series of death chambers in the nearby stairs.
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Even though the staff carry my bags I can barely climb the stairs.
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A verbal dispute occured between the two, and Paul continued down the stairs.
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Stone stairs rise to the front entrance that opens into the entrance hall.
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After I descended the stairs, I decided to head straight for the sign.
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My grandfather went to Mazer where he was standing haggard on the stairs.
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But I can walk for miles, climb stairs easily, hike, cycle and swim.
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Then they struggle against rising smoke and heat as they descend the stairs.
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Opposite the wall shown here is my storage wall — mostly under the stairs.
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According to West's book, Kasal then walked to a doorway underneath the stairs.
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Even at 5 foot 5, I had to duck when climbing the stairs.
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Finally, she runs up the stairs to the apartment on the 18th floor.
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García Nesitla intensifies the rhythm of strumming as chairs and stairs fall down.
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Iron stairs lead up to an open studio area overlooking the ground floor.
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However, as we walked down the stairs into Uruguaiana station, we heard screaming.
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I was sitting on the stairs next to the front of his house.
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Elevators are frequently out of service, forcing even pregnant women to climb stairs.
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As you ascend the stairs, the walls and ceilings blend into overlapping curves.
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At some point, they said, Mr. Piazza tumbled down a flight of stairs.
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To reach the locker rooms, they have to climb four flights of stairs.
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The family remembers his feet bobbing and hitting the stairs —— Mills: Oh, wow.
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When she reached the building, Romanovskaya took the stairs rather than the elevator.
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Neither can climb the flight of stairs to their apartment in Upper Manhattan.
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I'll f***ing throw you down these stairs like a f***ing punk.
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"Now, it is dragged down the stairs," he said, staring into the crowd.
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Up the stairs, before going in the bedrooms, there was a little ramp.
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That was extra weight, then the ring walk, then going up the stairs.
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Constable: When you fall off the stairs you will get bruised all over.
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Stairs lead down to a dock that provides direct access to the lake.
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There were scintillating curbs and sets of concrete stairs lined by steel railings.
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A 15-year-old beagle sits sentry at the bottom of the stairs.
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With Es, it's always what lies beneath, like the toys beneath those stairs.
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I snagged every taxi I loped after, took subway stairs at a sprint.
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They agreed to a cover story: Stevens had been injured falling down stairs.
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And she just bounded up the stairs, all long-limbs flying and beaming.
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In his zeal, he even disdains the cardiovascular fad of taking the stairs.
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"I stumbled down the stairs soaking wet, slipping, shoeless and scared," she said.
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Only three months ago, she could take these stairs two at a time.
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"Let's go home," I said to her, and we started down the stairs.
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Soon Heizer was in so much pain that he couldn't climb the stairs.
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Helena Christensen, the model, swept down the stairs and squeezed in beside them.
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Others have gotten, uh, creative, I suppose, by laying down on the stairs.
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That the K5 did not detect the stairs was an anomaly, he said.
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Yoko took them and backed all the way down the stairs, thanking us.
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But many disabled people would not be able to mount the monument's stairs.
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Most of the elevators were out of order, so we took the stairs.
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Stairs lead up to a second-story wraparound deck and glass-door entry.
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New York buildings over 420 feet must have a third flight of stairs.
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As for the corner under the stairs, the painter lived there on credit.
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"For two weeks afterward, I needed a handrail to do stairs," he says.
|
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We climbed a narrow gullet of stairs to a pair of small rooms.
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Between the dinette and kitchen, floating stairs lead up to the second level ...
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Finally, she rose and slowly, very quietly, went and stood by the stairs.
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Ms. Peil's elderly mother, no longer able to manage the stairs, couldn't visit.
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But all I heard was the familiar creaking of stairs as they descended.
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She goes to the bottom of the stairs and calls his name again.
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Don't just swap half-and-half for skim milk, or take the stairs.
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After dinner, Leila and her friends bounded up the stairs to her bedroom.
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This is what was going through my head as I climbed those stairs.
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"Under your stairs, the molding collides in a funny way," said Mr. Feng.
|
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Each side faces one of the cardinal compass directions and has 91 stairs.
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I'm never going to have to carry luggage up all those stairs again.
|
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It's because we are being asked to climb stairs in Michael Hawkins's puzzle.
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There's a separate staff entrance and "discreet" service stairs, according to the listing.
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"They'll think your house is old," she explained, and trotted down the stairs.
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In April 2017, she fell down a friend's stairs and hurt her ankle.
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When Ferris mounts the stairs, she moves as she would in real life.
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The video begins as Julia ascends stairs and a man ruffles her hair.
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In shadows, the outline of a man races up the stairs toward her.
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I can see why you don't like John falling down three flights of stairs and then walking it off… but the scene where he falls down three flights of stairs is directed like a slapstick comedy, and it's a hoot.
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Cardiologists tell heart patients that it's safe to have sex if they can comfortably walk up two or three flights of stairs, and a Canadian study found that doctors who climb hospital stairs arrived at their destination faster than the elevator.
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Together they stood on the landing and gunned the creatures lurching up the stairs at them apart, one by one, until the walls dripped with gore, the banister fell over, and the stairs creaked with the weight of the dead.
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At Fenway Park, which opened in 1912, the video room is much farther away — down a tunnel, up one flight of stairs, around a corner and up another flight of stairs, next to the weight room above the home clubhouse.
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The building's exposed staircases inspired the exhibition title Pabellón de las Escaleras (Stairs Pavilion).
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One day he dropped an entire barrel down the stairs at a Brooklyn diner.
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A set of winding stairs is illuminated ahead of you, a long hallway behind.
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After heading up the stairs, we find Buck (Ian Alexander) sitting on his bed.
|
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Soon, Clinton began up the stairs to the plane and shook the president's hand.
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I was kind of looking at the gun, looking down back at the stairs.
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The dining room table chairs were even stacked all over the stairs case-banister.
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It's best to stay put, then take the stairs when it's safe to move.
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After she followed him down the stairs, berating him, she said he attacked her.
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The eventually surrendered, walking down the plane's stairs with his hands in the air.
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So you have to scoot down the stairs until you get to the bottom.
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If they had to climb several stairs or it's extremely hot, consider tipping more.
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Aside from having a serious issue with stairs, I have a fairly normal life.
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" The rep added: "He fainted and is thought to have fallen down the stairs.
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What is that creaking on the stairs, when you go to sleep at night?
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"It makes you cry to walk up the stairs to see that," he said.
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Then a man on fire runs down the stairs, and the real movie begins.
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One of the bedrooms has stairs leading to an attic with cedar-lined closets.
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Rafi was discovered running aflame down the stairs of her school, screaming for help.
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Why do we need to use the stairs instead of jumping out the window?
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I struggle to get my bike up the stairs to my third floor apartment.
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People run down subway stairs bundled into jackets that look like duvets with sleeves.
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Stairs is the Padres&apos ninth hitting coach since Petco Park opened in 2004.
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When I rented my apartment, the broker promised I'd get used to the stairs.
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Grande concluded the performance by running up the stairs that led through the audience.
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Endless is the 83-minute black-and-white music video of him building stairs.
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It's not designed to simulate being tackled, or falling down a flight of stairs.
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I watched Walker do a little dance, chase a soccer ball, and descend stairs.
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Kaitlyn: The tiny flight of standalone stairs in the alley behind Ansel Elgort's apartment!
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My dad helps me carry it up three flights of stairs to my apartment.
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Obama found himself still being questioned on the stairs incident days later in Laos.
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She's crawling up the stairs at this point…I of course take a Snap.
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Instead, I took a Lyft to the office and an elevator up the stairs.
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Limping up the stairs, sweating through heavy leather, I fear for what lies ahead.
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It's at the top of four flights of stairs, and there is no elevator.
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Drones can do one thing existing telepresence robots can't: fly up and down stairs.
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It looks like a dog and can climb stairs, open doors and more. 9.
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Up a steep set of slippery green stairs, we come to the HIV clinic.
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One almost expects an orange-colored college dropout to come walking down the stairs.
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As a player, Stairs set a position player record by playing for 12 organizations.
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That forced Qatar Airways passengers to deplane Wednesday via mobile stairs and shuttle buses.
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He also fell another time while walking up the stairs of Air Force One.
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The fact remains that she was arrested for falling down the stairs while pregnant.
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When I was in New York, I was walking and doing stairs every day.
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I met Sabine when she was sitting on the stairs next to my house.
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The "kick down the stairs" meme is Twitter's latest foray into ASCII-based content.
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The conclusion that he died was drawn after Devon came down the stairs crying.
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In the case of the Cheetah, that means walking around rubble and up stairs.
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You'll learn drystone masonry and how to build rock walls and stairs without cement.
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God Save the Q. Those moving stairs — the escalation,The artwork too earns adulation.
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I'm trying to find the stairs, the exit door that looks like the sky.
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There's no way you'll make it down that set of spiral stairs by yourself.
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"I was looking at the gun, looking down back at the stairs," she said.
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You go from being excited, determined, and focused to tumbling down the basement stairs.
|
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Lower-floor apartment units are coveted as they reliably can be accessed by stairs.
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It won't bang into belongings, get stuck on laundry mountains, or flip over stairs.
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What kind of weird rage could have possibly carried you up all those stairs?
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During the same period, injuries related to falling down stairs decreased by 91 percent.
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As for Lamar -- he had a slight limp but walked the stairs just fine.
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"I said hello going up and down the stairs," Hakeem told CNN on Thursday.
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Two minutes later, the video shows a group carrying Piazza up the stairs unconscious.
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As the 6-year-old makes her way up the stairs, she briefly stumbles.
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Or at least make it feel like you are doing stairs in the VOID?
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To go down, I take the elevator because access to the stairs is blocked.
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And have you got any stairs in your house, or just particularly deep carpets?
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Todd: Also, Gabriel had to sit down on the stairs, and that was rough.
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For some of the path, there's just incline; for other parts there are stairs.
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Once, stairs would have been the first thing that you saw in a building.
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French doors open to a small balcony with stairs descending to a granite patio.
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Two-story, plastic-sided homes were down to concrete slabs with stairs leading nowhere.
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It made it up the stairs, but collapsed in the middle of the doorway.
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When the police arrived, he claimed that the stairs were certainly his wife's undoing.
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I put a sweatshirt on over my PJs and I go down my stairs.
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We see the glass of water disappearing up the stairs with a Russian poet.
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As I left, the hairdresser Guido Palau passed Grand and I on the stairs.
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She climbed the stairs and plopped the bag down in front of Sister Hildegard.
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In buildings, one focus is on whether people will opt to use the stairs.
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That makes the stairs a natural lure and a memorable part of the visit.
|
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Brace and support their owner when standing or walking up and down the stairs.
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He walked up some back stairs into Cienfuegos, where the specialty is rum punch.
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Near the top of the stairs, we found a few distracting boxes labeled "trash."
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She finds out that as a boy, Jay pushed his mother down the stairs.
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The stairs from "The Joker" shouldn't be on your travel bucket list at all.
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Wagner says she hurt her back so badly she can't go down the stairs.
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Christine fat from antipsychotics and claiming that George had pushed her down the stairs.
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It is further energized by the promise of a life above stairs at Downton.
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Three weeks later, he was walking up and down stairs, running and even dancing.
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I came down the stairs and asked the owner for the Wi-Fi password.
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Help women carry strollers up and down stairs in areas that are inaccessible.41.
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The doorbell rang so I jogged over to the other door by the stairs.
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It looks like a dog, and it can climb stairs, open doors and more.
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"It's okay to be little tired going up stairs after a workout," he says.
|
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So it would literally take Madonna hurtling down some stairs for you to watch?
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Below are two parrot statues next to stairs that lead down to the beach.
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Passengers walked to the stairs of the jetway and then through the dark passage.
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Patterson shifted into park, stepped out quietly and walked to the redbrick entrance stairs.
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The wooden stairs to his granny unit began to split from the side rails.
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They live in crowded apartment buildings, squeezing up stairs or into elevators with neighbors.
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Too small, too dark, up stairs, windowless, I tried and discarded and tried again.
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As they climbed the stairs, they could see sunlight streaming from beneath the door.
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One has tried to throw himself down the stairs at school more than once.
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Julia told them that she had tripped and fallen down a flight of stairs.
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My sister and I sprung from our seats and took off up the stairs.
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Fatebe is filming the receding set of stairs with an old-fashioned movie camera.
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Stairs lead to a full roof deck with a hot tub and numerous planters.
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I slumped at the bottom of the stairs; my mom sat next to me.
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Miraculously, she said yes, shrugging as she walked up the stairs to her room.
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Why were all these healers up at least two flights of stairs, Alsatia wondered.
|
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A few passengers got off and not surprisingly, took a different flight of stairs.
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You have to sit there and watch kids jump down sets of 20 stairs.
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The balcony includes a hot tub and stairs leading right into the Indian Ocean.
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He crept down the stairs as fast as he could to the ground floor.
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Ito's section was still taped over and his smell remained in the stairs outside.
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Two stairs lead up to an elevated patio centered around a built-in fireplace.
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And I fell down a flight of stairs in Australia doing 'The Starter Wife.
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For example, riding in an elevator can register as walking up flights of stairs.
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When she ran up the stairs for a play date at a friend's house.
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"It may mean taking the stairs or waiting for an empty elevator," he said.
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She is comically bad at walking down unfamiliar stairs, and outright scared of balloons.
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From the main stairs, a short staircase leads to the entrance to this apartment.
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The water in the living room started crawling up the stairs toward the bedrooms.
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He walked up the stairs and came upon three Nigerian women in the lobby.
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Below stairs, the Royals' stuck-up retinue is attempting to supplant the Downton domestics.
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He goes to his room and hangs himself with a rope above the stairs.
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Or was I still winded from climbing the many (many) stairs to its top?
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It wasn't more than a couple of dozen stairs, but I was feeling it.
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"Yeah, kind of," he said, and promptly turned and jogged back up the stairs.
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And our Miss Desmond still gets a workout walking up and down the stairs.
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He then broke into a theatrical strut mimicking the Joker's dance down the stairs.
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Daegu's mail deliverers still weave through its alleyways, rushing up the stairs with packages.
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At the top of the stairs, a glass door leads to a sun porch.
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They have not clambered up the stairs to a loftier perch in the standings.
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As she does so, one officer grabs her and moves her toward the stairs.
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The underside of the stairs to the master bedroom is filled with storage cabinets.
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And if they can't get to the Bronx, they find whatever stairs will work.
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A security guard found her at the top of the stairs after the stabbing.
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Stairs proved to be quite tricky for models at the Givenchy Spring 2016 show.
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I made the climb — 1,658 stairs up and back — in a fog-shrouded rain.
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The entire fam posed -- with white stairs as the backdrop -- in super comfy sweats.
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Stairs, curbs and rough ground may present obstacles to the robots doing their jobs.
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All had walked down the monument's stairs after about an hour and 10 minutes.
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Stairs lead from the one-car garage to the entrance, a tall glass atrium.
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"Please let me know if you need anything, O.K.?" she calls up the stairs.
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Sitting on the stairs, she watched Art Tatum and Nat Cole play the piano.
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As I walked up the stairs, I turned back and looked at the room.
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You can also add grab bars by the top or foot of the stairs.
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You slip on some stairs, take a tumble to the bottom, and everyone laughs.
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There is no elevator and the student has to be carried down the stairs.
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He held my hand and led me up the stairs and onto the rooftop.
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Hundreds of visitors climb the stairs each day to pay respect to Lao-tzu.
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Walking heavily into the blazing sunlight, he clattered onto the metal platform and stairs.
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I trudged up the stairs and turned back To look at the darkening beach.
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And here we are, sleeping, in the stairs at Gatwick, because there's no flights.
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Two years ago, I fell down a flight of stairs and fractured my skull.
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She said that she'd fallen down the stairs and refused to be pushed further.
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DF: … if you're walking aggressively up a flight of stairs, will they pop out?
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But as someone who likes box jumps, and as a New York City resident who regularly has to sprint up and down stairs at subway stops (fun fact: NYC is 90 percent stairs), I definitely noticed an increase in my plyometric abilities.
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I won't get into the details of the act itself, just that I was at the bottom of the stairs to the parking, bent over with a fake dick up my bum, when a family with three small children came down those stairs.
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At J, M, Z subway stations at either end of the bridge, long-shuttered stairs are being reopened, new stairs are being built, and platforms and turnstiles are being expanded to move people and trains in and out of stations more quickly.
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A new monument to the 96 people killed in the crash was unveiled — a block of solid black granite, with 18 stairs carved into the stone, a symbol of both the stairs leading onto the plane and of a stairway to heaven.
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The SEALs then rushed up the stairs of the living quarters toward the third floor.
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We drank the last of the beer and climbed the stairs out of the basement.
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Dawn Richard) People Under The Stairs – Feels Good Tipper – Lattice TOKiMONSTA – Don't Call Me (ft.
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He makes me do things like get up and go down stairs, and walk around.
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"There were zero pedestrians going up or down the stairs" on either visit, he said.
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This hashtag refers to achievements like being able to walk up stairs without getting breathless.
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Dominic props her up as they make their way up the stairs to the bedroom.
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While adjusting to life in a wheelchair, he realized that stairs were his biggest hurdle.
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It can tackle a range of terrains, and has special rubber tracks for climbing stairs.
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We have to deplane by stairs at the back of the plane, old-school style.
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So I spent way too much time under the stairs with the creepy clown guy.
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Stairs can be made to feel endless if they drop down as you walk upward.
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Following the shot being fired, she and a roommate heard people running down the stairs.
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Even when Theron's character tumbles down a flight of stairs: "That's not digital," Leitch says.
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Today, she can run, play, and go up the stairs just like any other dog.
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Stairs: Afton Williamson (and a guy ABC didn't bother to identify on the press site).
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So he's lugging copies of Jacobin, the socialist magazine he founded, up the stairs himself.
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Eventually, he was able to walk up the stairs without being completely out of breath.
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The stairs had no railing, and rebar stuck out several feet in a few places.
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To be honest, standing at the top of the stairs, it's going to be immense.
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But with the DEA and soldiers rushing up the stairs, Miguel has to get out.
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Tuesday's storms caused parts water to cascade down the stairs of a D.C. Metro station.
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Now she loops her mother's arm over her shoulder and drags her up the stairs.
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Dad stood at the top of the stairs, looking down at the two of us.
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It didn't matter that I navigated stairs and slopes as well as I had before.
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For a time, New Orleans' MCC met in a theater at the Up Stairs Lounge.
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While climbing the stairs, I am very glad I made the decision to pack light.
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As I head back to the stairs, a small swarm of bees flies toward me.
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I will do sit-ups on the stairs, I work out in the interrogation room.
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"I saw somebody running up the stairs really fast," Perry told the Capital Gazette newspaper.
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He was then picked up by his armpits and carried up a set of stairs.
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I swear the stairs have barely gotten any easier after four months into my lease.
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Apparently, "apples and pears" is another term for stairs in "Cockney rhyming slang" — who knew?
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The makeshift field hospital, down a dark flight of stairs, lacked hygienic conditions, Hoff said.
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"You can use it in bookcases, inside drawers or going up your stairs," she says.
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My friends and I sat by the stairs at tables deliberately designed to seat six.
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Fires, stairs falls, and drowning account for the other most common forms of accidental deaths.
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"An easy workout you can incorporate into your standard airport travel are stairs," says Horner.
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A flight of stairs lined by firecracker plants and palms descends to a sandy beach.
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Barrel up the stairs and try not to collapse once I get to my seat.
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In the kitchen, the living room, on the stairs, in the hallway, in my bed.
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I dreaded having to carry several thousand books, double-rowed, down four flights of stairs.
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"I luff you," my mom would call up the stairs as I headed for bed.
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It weighs a backbreaking 490 lbs, but can easily climb stairs thanks to its treads.
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They went up the stairs of the stoop and I stayed down and pointed up.
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He shows me down a flight of spiral stairs into St. Mary's cavernous crypt space.
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Adelina Finch rushed down the stairs to find her uncle bleeding on the foyer floor.
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Diddy was photographed posing on the stairs while his date Cassie Ventura took the spotlight.
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As we went up the stairs, we found him barefoot in front of the door.
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The last thing he remembers is sitting down on some stairs to smoke a cigarette.
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Meanwhile, I can't walk up the stairs to my apt without being like #Coachella pic.twitter.
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On my way to the stairs, I pass by an altar to the goddess Sophie.
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Video surveillance shows that he first fell down a flight of stairs around 11 p.m.
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But stairs—a human invention just as "unnatural" as an elevator—could stop it dead.
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But the stairs are walled off and there is little hope for those left behind.
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"It was really hard to walk up the stairs to get my sons," she says.
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"People started running down the stairs when the fire alarm started," she told NBC News.
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Liang was patrolling the darkened stairs inside a public housing building in Brooklyn on Nov.
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As for shedding weight, a 30-minute run up stairs can burn nearly 500 calories.
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Tronc, on the other hand, is the sound of a millennial falling down the stairs.
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He rushes up the stairs to find Lyanna screaming — but not due to Targaryen torture.
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A well-placed fragmentation grenade up some stairs can save you a risky fire fight.
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At the top of the stairs sits a machine-gun nest pointing at the gate.
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"The first year there was a moment where this woman's on the stairs," he says.
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Anika pushed Rhonda down the stairs while she was pregnant with the next Lyon heir.
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Stairs from that patio lead down to another large patio that is covered in vines.
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That's why the robots so confidently scaled the stairs, while staying clear of the edges.
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And smiling students can be seen shuffling their way up the stairs to their classrooms.
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Because who doesn't love a wormlike piece of plastic or metal bopping down the stairs?
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No joke, I literally walked up the stairs to my apartment sideways just to fit.
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"There was a stampede up the stairs to get out," said one commuter, Diego Fernandez.
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Symptoms are accentuated by sitting for long periods of time and going up/down stairs.
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The fundamental problem was her grandfather's wild love-life, especially with girls from below stairs.
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His neighbors loved seeing his plump stature sprawled across stairs and sidewalks around the city.
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Up the stairs, you can find her children's bedroom, which also doubles as their playroom.
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" And more stairs, too, constituting "a different way of moving around from room to room.
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The stairs are the focal point of the store, made of 43 cantilevered stair treads.
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She is midway down the stairs when the baby, her real baby, begins to cry.
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Here's the main living room, with the stairs that lead up to the second level.
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In one video, Houts talks about a time when Sphinx pulled her down the stairs.
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I heard the subway rumbling into the station as I was halfway down the stairs.
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I opened the door to the stairs, stepped through, and drew the bolt behind me.
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"At night, he's hobbling up and down stairs," said Don Butzner, the Eatons' massage therapist.
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Standing on the stairs of the legislative building, supervising the scene, was Ms. Abu Baker.
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Rating: UNESCO does not stand for U Need Extra Stairs, Cardio Obsessively Here we go!
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After my hug, I walked the stairs back to my room on the 14th floor.
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Will they be waiting for me at the top of the stairs with a shotgun?
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Not to mention we make a point to take the stairs as often as possible.
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He took the stairs down to the 33rd floor, then lower, shooting as he progressed.
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We were knocked down stairs, kicked, scalded in gym showers, body-slammed into wall lockers.
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Not someone who erred her whole daughter life, who sits grateful, alone on the stairs.
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A relatively unmarked doorway led me to some descending stairs to the literally underground bar.
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The trail closed in 1987 because people frequently fell and injured themselves on the stairs.
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It wasn't until you were heading down the stairs when you thought of something clever.
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There are a lot a stairs, but the view at the top is absolutely beautiful.
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Him and the other guy would go up and down the stairs all the time.
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Descend on the mountain's western side on several flights of stairs back to street level.
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Be careful when you get on and off the train, or when taking the stairs.
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Drawing closer, she saw a long line snaking up the stairs to the elevated station.
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The stairs ascend to an office space and two bedrooms to the left and right.
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Sitting on the stairs, Mr. Cruz was loading a semiautomatic AR-15 rifle, Chris said.
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That's been a long, slow fall down the stairs, although they produce amazing stuff now.
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"Every morning when I walk down the stairs, I pinch myself," Ms. Morgan-Lehman said.
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But inside and down a few stairs, there is faint, dulcet chanting piped through speakers.
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The family would stumble down to the "bunker," a large storage closet under the stairs.
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A volley of questions, shouted up the stairs, at the prime minister's back, went unanswered.
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The stairs will remain uncovered for two months while the wood casing is being restored.
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Three floors means a lot of stairs, which he initially gated for the children's safety.
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His wife sat on the stairs just outside the room where the two men spoke.
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Box discovers an incident in his past when he pushed a kid down the stairs.
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With multiple stairs and walking paths, you could easily get lost exploring the power station.
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One Chinese family of multiple generations relaxed on the stairs at one of the pavilions.
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I crossed 108th Street and started walking down the stairs to the nurses' basement apartment.
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He avoided riding the subway — "I really hated the stairs," he said — for a decade.
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To the left of the stairs, a hallway leads to the dining room and kitchen.
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As Oyeneyin descended the stairs, the officer had his gun drawn and started barking orders.
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From the foyer, stairs lead to a mezzanine level currently being used as an office.
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I followed him up a set of stairs that cut their way into the hills.
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"Boxing, jogging, running up and down the stairs, whatever it is, work out," Charles said.
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Tess falls down the stairs at the restaurant like Carrie on the runway, hospitality roadkill.
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At one point, not captured on video, he apparently fell down a flight of stairs.
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Brilliant color is introduced in the painted, cantilevered stairs that rise to the loft level.
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Reporter: It seems unusual to get that kind of head injury falling down the stairs.
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What the mother gave us in writing was that her daughter fell down the stairs.
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Stairs off the kitchen descend to the lower level, which contains a bedroom and bath.
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Atlanta (CNN)Batulo weaves through the crush of passengers streaming down the train station stairs.
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A six-piece rock band was to be installed, in cutout platforms, on the stairs.
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He fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs, hair-first, going to need help.
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He entered through the front door, came up the stairs, and knocked on her door.
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It presents a cheerfully teetering stack of cantilevered terraces, indoor bleacher seats, lounges and stairs.
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I was halfway up the stairs when I knew I had done the wrong thing.
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This is a good choice if your daily travels involve long walks and no stairs.
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After being stabbed, Mr. Watkins chased the assailants up a flight of stairs before collapsing.
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At first, there aren't even any bridges or stairs to cross rivers or climb cliffs.
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During a fight, Joe pushes Henderson down the stairs of the basement, accidentally killing him.
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Calloway then escorted special guests up the stairs of the embassy to the VIP room.
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" Children observing adults from the top of the stairs recalls Henry James's "What Maisie Knew.
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Again I had to stop to catch my breath halfway up a flight of stairs.
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There are two sets of stairs — including this winding staircase — that connect the three floors.
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The footage shows one law enforcement official, who appears wounded, tumbling down the front stairs.
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The stairs lead to Slack's executive briefing center, designed as a lounge among the clouds.
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The stairs are a challenge, but when I come home I'm happy to be here.
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When I reached the top of the stairs, Elizabeth stood motionless in the dark hall.
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My turn came, and I climbed the outer stairs, then went down into the entryway.
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Climbing the steep stairs in both towers is an effort, paid off by beautiful sights.
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"I could see the kids running up and down the stairs," Ms. Blackwell-Preston said.
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There are hidden stairs — which doubles as drawers — that bring customers up to the bunk.
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As I approached the top of the stairs, I heard the gentle rumble of voices.
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They don't let you walk up the stairs with anyone except for their designated people.
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"Oh, I don't think you'd wanna go, you'd have to walk up stairs," Trudeau quips.
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"My name's Jack and I'm so pretty," he sings all the way down the stairs.
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At the cave, we descended stairs into a broad hole that funneled into a cavern.
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