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chairlift
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chairlift
An electrically-operated lift for conveying a single passenger, who is seated in a chair, up or down the incline of a flight of stairs; in a private residence from one floor level to the next, or in a commercial building to meet the conditions of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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TO increase safety on the slopes, a new magnetic bib will be offered to ski-school children on several chairlifts in the French resort of Meribel in the Three Valleys this winter.
TRAVEL NEWS; Barrheadtravel.co.uk by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
The system allows children to be safely carried on chairlifts using a magnet.
Courchevel opens 15th deluxe hotel this winter by Travel & Tourism News
There are no chairlifts to bring you up the hills, and you must ski up on your own.
The Great, Wide Wonderland of Snow and Skiing by Brandon H. Masters / Travel, recreation and leisure community
 
 
 
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