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Examples
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And even with the step-ladder, I didn't think I could reach.
Wiscon 34 - In Which I Arrive and Various Things Happen julieandrews 2010
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On a stage dressed with only a chair, a step-ladder and 28 light bulbs dangling on red strings, Mr. Kitson moves not chronologically but thematically, cupping a light at the end of each story and pausing to watch it brighten and fade.
Stories of Life, Told in the Details Lizzie Simon 2012
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Robinson advanced by using teammate Wilson Chandler, who was down on all fours, as a step-ladder for a one-handed jam.
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I noted wash-tubs, bolts of canvas, many lockers, hams and bacon hanging, a step-ladder that led up through a small hatch to the poop, and, in the floor, another hatch.
CHAPTER III 2010
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And even with the step-ladder, I didn't think I could reach.
In Which More Books are Acquired julieandrews 2010
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Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson has been my previous thickest paperback book (or book that I would most use as a doorstop, a step-ladder or a replacement for a bookend).
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First, I simply tried to reach it with the step-ladder.
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Electrician: Thus the step-ladder in the kitchen, eh?
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So I was standing on the step-ladder in polka-dot pajamas and high heels, with a stainless steel spatula in one hand and a glass of wine in the other–
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The lady doctor who is a product of the step-ladder education at the University of the Philippine Institute of Health, thus making her a midwife, a nurse and a doctor at the same time, said that previously, there were 27 doctor-less municipalities in the Region.
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