He is helpful to the duo, following them to a theatre where they are captured, bound and gagged by a criminal gang, and rescues them after Batman attracts his attention by knocking a rope down before the crooks return.
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Another possible natural explanation for Home's famous levitation was proposed by the psychical researcher Guy William Lambert who suggested he had attached a rope to the chimneys on the roof of the building, and hung the rope down unseen to the third floor.
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It is likely that in this case the residents didn't know they had visitors until they became aware the helicopters were hovering overhead and people were fast-roping down to the ground . t ) " 03 : 30, 4 May 2011 ( UTC)
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We are amazed when an extreme sport such as canyoning _ which, as best I can tell from the diagram, involves roping down into a river gorge and leaping from rock to rock like crazed frogs _ turns deadly in Switzerland, claiming 19 tourists in a flash flood.
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Seemingly on the ropes down 52-35 late in the second quarter, the Mavericks found life when the Celtics inexplicably quit pressing and allowed the margin to slip to 54-46 when Shawn Bradley scored on a dunk and Martin Muursepp stole a lazy inbounds pass and drilled a 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer.
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What if due to an extraordinarily powerful engine on your rocket ship you were hovering just above the event horizon and dangling a rope down and holding it so that it falls very slowly, and somebody down inside the event horizon tugs on the rope intermittently, sending a morse code message if you're measuring the pull on the rope?
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In July 1993, two adults with a Mormon youth group drowned after they roped down into a 700-foot canyon in Zion National Park in southern Utah and began working their way downstream; another adult and five teen-agers were stranded on a ledge for four perilous days . The party was unaware that floodgates had opened at the head of the canyon.
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Peter G . Oswald, head of the navy's Puerto Rico-based Special Warfare Unit Four, had been fast-roping down to the ground outside Comalapa, a city 25 miles ( 40 kilometers ) south of the capital, San Salvador, said a spokesman for U . S . Southern Command in Miami, Florida, responsible for U . S . military operations and training in South and Central America and the Caribbean.
