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The 34th annual Empire State Building Run-up turns what is normally a less than one-minute elevator ride to the 86th floor into a 1,576-step test of mettle.
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Flights of stairs racers climb in the Empire State Building Run-up
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The second NACT event moves to the shores of Lake Sammamish this year, trading in the 80-meter Knapp-time Run-up for a sandy beach section that is just as long.
U.S. Cycling This Week: Strong U.S. Pro and `cross rosters headline this week
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The classic, of course, is the Empire State Building Run-up.
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MN: Run-up in ballot challenges cloud Coleman-Franken recount
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The 31st Annual Empire State Building Run-up kicks off in just a couple of hours.
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Cheney is a Main Player in the Run-up to the Iraq War.
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The Times Continues to Understate the Influence of Feith's "Gestapo Office" in the Run-up to War yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'The Times Continues to Understate the Influence of Feith\'s "Gestapo Office" in the Run-up to War'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: The New York Times understates the Bush administration\'s fraudulent link between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda, which played a major role in persuading Americans to support the invasion of Iraq.'
The Times Continues to Understate the Influence of Feith's "Gestapo Office" in the Run-up to War
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Run-up to the golden cheerio and he gets landed with this.
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The annual Empire State Building Run-up, being held Wednesday night, is a grueling-even-for-the-elite-athletes trek from the lobby to the observation deck, floor by floor, up 1,576 steps.
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