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stepladder
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stepladder
A ladder having flat steps, or treads, in place of rungs; usually provided with a supporting frame to steady it.
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The power of two For other jobs, such as installing electrical wires across a wide space and past many rooms, two stepladders would be best.
The Importance of the Right Ladders for DIY Projects by Benedict Smythe / Home based business community
The Climate Camp protestors used stepladders, locks and superglue to form a blockade at the RBS building in the City of London in protest, they said, against the bank's investments in fossil fuel projects, especially funding for the coal industry and tar sands extraction in Canada.
Protest sticks at bank by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
FALLING OFF STEPLADDERS Falling off a stepladder while putting up Christmas decorations is one of the most common accidents.
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