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stairs

noun as in stairway

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If I’m struggling to lift a stroller up the stairs, or I’m juggling a crying baby and a hungry toddler, there is always someone there to offer me a hand.

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He turned to look as a fighter armed with a rifle walked down the stairs towards him.

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But as Jimmy started down the stairwell his heel caught on a step, and the money went flying—coins bounced down the stairs, clanking and spinning.

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She and her husband are hoping to find a home with a first-floor bedroom, easy parking and not too many stairs to climb when they bring in groceries.

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One of the officers grabbed his arm, and the other told Lewis to walk down the stairs and sit on the bottom step.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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