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1617:Fall factor
1510:Self-arrest
1486:Redpointing
1409:Snow anchor
1163:Boulder mat
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1532:Traversing
1481:Onsighting
1461:Glissading
1444:DĂĽlfersitz
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1347:Alpenstock
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1527:Spotting
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1018:Deaths
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141:Indoor
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1890:Mammut
1855:Grivel
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