*"'Chariots "': Each warrior sits in a chariot that they must move forward by pulling on a guide rope, and tug themselves over the bumps that block an otherwise speedy path.
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Nuns strung guide ropes of blue and white _ Mother Teresa's colors _ in the 155-year-old church attached to the Loreto Convent to which Mother Teresa belonged before founding her own order.
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Finally, a pack of hunting dogs gave chase to a bear which lunged exhausted into a pond where a guide roped it and cracked it in the skull with a rifle butt.
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He crawled over the trunk, regained the guide rope after a moment of blindly feeling about, then made his way toward the finish line, where he was welcomed by his fellow students.
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They then had to follow a guide rope on their own to the other side of the garden and correctly identify all 15 plants by touch and smell to receive their next clue.
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The first hint of trouble came at the Hillary Step, a narrow defile just below the summit; the expected guide ropes were not in place, and climbers piled up like traffic at a roadblock.
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Now there was no reason for me to stay, and I climbed up to the fifth floor, or wherever it was, and I saw the guide ropes leading me down and out of the collapse.
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A solar Montgolfiere will sink at night, and will have a guide rope attached to the bottom of the gondola that will curl up on the ground and anchor the balloon during the darkness hours.
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Some " recortadores " use a long pole to literally pole-vault over the charging animal, which is both larger than the type used in the French sport, and unrestrained by any guiding rope or similar safety device.
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Some shafts do not use guide beams but instead utilize steel wire rope ( called Guide ropes ) kept in tension by massive weights at shaft bottom called cheese weights ( because of their resemblance to a truckle or wheel of cheese ) as these are easier to maintain and replace.
