We had to climb. We had to climb.

First, the burden of economic dislocation was borne unequally.

Climb Time

Climb on.

Climb down.

Climb down.

Climb pole!

Climb in.

Consider Afghanistan, which faces yet another phase of internal dislocation.

Transition to democracy was also sometimes accompanied by political dislocation.

I climb mountains.

A Steady Climb

No! Climb down.

Climb in, kid.

Climb in back.

It's a dislocation between what you see and what you hear.

It's an uphill climb

Number two climb trees.

Now climb down here.

WOMEN I Climb, Eliza,

Climb that staira

We'll climb down today.

We can climb up!

Very good, steady climb.

Climb up this trunk.

Climb over, lead butt.

Got a lot of hills around him one mile high, so you climb and climb.

China s Next Mountain to Climb

Moral ambiguity starts to climb.

Then we can climb Mt.

You have to climb over.

You'll climb all those steps...

I can't climb. I can't.

I climb down Mount Akagi.

It's a mighty hard climb

Yeah, he can't climb poles.

Huhuh. All right, climb in.

In the past, it was war, immense dislocation, and suffering that could weld nations.

Can you climb up that tree?

He's starting to make his climb.

And up I climb, I turn.

A bear can climb a tree.

Climb Huayna Picchu, find another altar.

It's the first part of climb.

Bit of a climb, wasn't it?