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Abenojar "summited" with Tsiring Sherpa on Everest’s Tibet side — reportedly a harder route — last May 15, the website www.everestnews.com reported. He is now headed to Kathmandu, Nepal with his claim.
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Since its discovery in 1852, more than 800 people have conquered the Himalayan giant’s snow-capped summit. But unfortunately, out of this total figure, more than 100 have met their deaths on its massive, freezing slopes.
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October 17, 2005 - 12:00am
