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| I | ladder |
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| you | ladder |
| he/she/it | ladders |
| we | ladder |
| you | ladder |
| they | ladder |
| I | laddered |
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| you | laddered |
| he/she/it | laddered |
| we | laddered |
| you | laddered |
| they | laddered |
| I | have | laddered |
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| you | have | laddered |
| he/she/it | has | laddered |
| we | have | laddered |
| you | have | laddered |
| they | have | laddered |
| I | had | laddered |
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| you | had | laddered |
| he/she/it | had | laddered |
| we | had | laddered |
| you | had | laddered |
| they | had | laddered |
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The river descends over its 51 km course.
en.wikipedia.org At this point, it becomes 3-lane and descends steeply through some sharp bends.
en.wikipedia.org This difference of names means that the two texts are not directly related, but are probably both descended from a lost oral story.
en.wikipedia.org They are passionate and prone to short tempers, descending into frenzy more easily.
en.wikipedia.org The trams were pushed up the steep hill by the dummy, and rode the dummy on the way down to safely descend the hill.
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