Wellman paralyzed from the waist down , was anxious to (try and, try to) climb the 3,595-foot rock.
try and
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Other athletes pride(themselves, theirselves) on being able to play wheelchair tennis.
themselves
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Yosemite Park Ranger Mark Wellman discovered new strengths (inside of , inside) himself when he climbed El Captain, a rock formation in Yosemite National Park.
Yosemite Park Ranger Mark Wellman discovered new strengths inside of himself when he climbed El Captain, a rock formation in Yosemite National Park.
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You (might of , might have) heard of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association, which sponsors teams and organizes tournaments.
You might have heard of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association, which sponsors teams and organizes tournaments.
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In this picture, Wellman strains (somewhat, some) as he climbs the granite park.
some
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Like Wellman, many other people are able to swim , hike , cyclce , and canoe inspite of (there,their)disabilities.
their
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Nowadays, national and state parks offer more services for physically challenged people(than, then) they used to offer.
Nowadays, national and state parks offer more services for physically challenged people then they used to offer.
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(Them, Those) newer, lighter, easier-to-use wheelchairs have helped many people enjoy a wider variety of sports activities.
Those newer, lighter, easier-to-use wheelchairs have helped many people enjoy a wider variety of sports activities
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(This here, This) magazine article lists dozens of sports organizations for athletes who have disabilities.
this here
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The reason Wellman was strong enough for the climb is (because, that) he had trained for a year.
The reason Wellman was strong enough for the climb is that he had trained for a year.