EVEREST

EVEREST


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Into Thin Air peak
29
Apex
Bleak oak
Challenge for Hillary
Chomolungmas more familiar name
Chomolungma
Climbers challenge
Conquest of 53
Conquest of 1953
Conquest of 5/29/53
Earths highest peak
Global apex
Goddess Mother of the World
High place
High point
High point for Hillary
Highest Himalaya
Highest mountain
Highest peak
Highest point
Hillary climbed it
Hillary conquered it
Hillary conquest
Hillarys challenge
Hillarys conquest
Hillarys height
Hillarys hill
Himalayan giant
Himalayan high point
Himalayan peak
Himalayan summit
It was conquered in 1953
It was first conquered in 1953
It was once named Peak XV
It was scaled in just over eight hours in 2004
Its higher than K2
K-2s neighbor
K2s neighbor
Krakauers Into Thin Air locale
Major hurdle
Most eternal peak?
Mountain known locally as Chomolungma
Mountain natives call Sagarmatha
Mountain previously named Peak XV
Natives call it Chomolungma
News locale of 5/28/53
Peak Norkay climbed
Place for the first lady to relax?
Place in the news
Sagarmatha alias
Sagarmatha
Site of The Highest Marathon in the World
Site of a 53 ascent
Site of a 1953 conquest
Site of summit meetings?
The it of Because its there
The Tibetans call it Chomolungma
The original skyscraper
The ultimate climb
Tibetans call it Zhumulangma
Top of the world
Treacherous peak
Ultimate challenge
Very high mountain
Very high peak
View from Darjeeling
View from Sagarmatha National Park
Where did the First Lady relax?
Where few ever set foot
Where to find a cwm
Worlds highest peak
Worlds tallest mountain
Nepal's famous peak.
29,141 ft. high.
Nepal peak.
Queen of the Himalayas.
Symbol of height.
Famous surveyor of India.
British engineer for whom a mountain is named.
The majesty of mountains.
Where the Rongbuk glaciers are.
The unclimbed.
Peak of peaks.
Place in the headlines, June 2.
Hillary's conquest.
A height of conquest.
British surveyor in India.
Subject of Sir John Hunt's book.
A habitat of pandas.
Hillary's triumph.
Highest point on earth.
British surveyor in India, 1806–43.
High peak
Symbol of great height.
Peak named for British surveyor.
K-2's higher-up.
High spot
Chomo-lungma, to the Tibetans.
Symbol of highness.
Mighty mountain.
It's higher than K2.
Challenge to climbers
The top of the world.
Tenzing's conquest.
The highest point
Pinnacle
Sir John Hunt's goal
Sir George ___, Indian surveyor.
Hillary's claim to fame
Symbol of achievement
Sir Edmund's challenge
Peak first scaled in 1953
Highest spot on earth
Scaler's dream
Earth's apex
Bleak peak.
World's highest peak
Peak of Tensing's life
Engineer for whom a peak was named
K2 cousin
Himalayan challenge
Top of the world?
Hillary's pinnacle
Chomolungma's more familiar name
Major hurdle, metaphorically
Subject of the 1997 best seller Into Thin Air
High mountain
The highest peak
Mountain named after a British surveyor general of India
Huge achievement — highest climb
Mountain on the Nepal-Tibet border
Mount always best without blinkers?
A mountain to climb? The night before, take it easy
Most serious heading off for mountain
Continually rest, heading off for mountain
The first lady and the others at the top
The day before the Sabbath is a high point
Always at ease on the mountain, we hear
Mountain always initially engenders severe trepidation
Mountain that's always superlative!
Mountain where girl goes to chill out
Peak at any time east of Paris
First woman to pause where there's a stiff climb
Woman gets support for surveyor
It was there
It's always estimated as extremely high
The highest ambition of woman remains
Most inclined to avoid peak, this one on border of 26
Girl takes breather at the highest point
Highest ambition of first lady remains
Top of the World — the day before break
High point of Hillarys career
Hillarys peak
Its namesake, a former Surveyor General of India, objected to having it named for him
High spot for woman and others
Highest point for serviette without it disintegrating
Superlatively eternal peak?
Opening partner remains in top place
Always set out for the highest peak
Peak always topped others
Peak tennis champion overcomes opponents in another game
Woman gets to lie down? That's the height of ambition!
Huge rear — about to slip into underwear, the biggest of its kind
Destination for many Buddha Air passengers
Page One 58 Across, June 1953
Metaphor for an ultimate challenge
Hillary and Norgays conquest
Most dangerous, heading off to mountain
See 10-ACROSS*
Backdrop of the book Into Thin Air
First lady to settle on a mountain
Worlds highest mountain
Folded pizza
Organ of sight
Invigorate upstanding woman keeping one in thrall
Pressure to stuff Indian pancake
Noticed most of study re-evaluated remnants of box?
Himalayan mountain.
First Lady to remain Hillary's highest ascent?
Mountain break with sea view oddly lacking
The others will be led by female Surveyor-General of renown
Peak times ending! Vacation at front with English break?
Sherpa worksite
Ultimate challenge: getting First Lady to have a siesta?
Some severe storm would impede climbing it
Difficult achievement always takes energy and, ultimately, excess time
Asian mountain
Mountain in Jon Krakauers book Into Thin Air




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