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Stepping ‘Into Thin Air’

By Zerlyn P. Montejo | September 21, 2003 - 12:00am

As writer Jon Krakauer stepped into the thin Everest air, breathing bottled gas through his claustrophobia-inducing oxygen mask, it took him four deep breaths to move one foot forward. Deprived of sleep for 56 hours,...

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