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strands that are
twisted or
braided together into a
larger and
stronger form.
Ropes have
tensile strength and so can be used for
dragging and lifting. Rope...
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Battling ropes (also
known as
battle ropes or
heavy ropes) are used for
fitness training to
increase full body
strength and conditioning. They were designed...
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Ropes is a surname,
likely of a trade-related origin.
People with the
surname include:
Adrian Ropes (1941–2004), Egyptian-born
English television actor...
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ropes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. On the
Ropes may
refer to: On the
Ropes (1999 film), an
American do****entary film On the
Ropes (2011 film)...
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Ropes & Gray LLP is an
American multinational law firm with 14
offices located in the U.S., Asia and Europe. The firm has more than 1,500
lawyers and...
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Against the
Ropes is a 2004
American sports drama film
directed by
Charles S.
Dutton (in his
feature film
directorial debut) and
starring Meg Ryan and...
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ropes course is a
challenging outdoor personal development and team
building activity which usually consists of high elements, low elements, or some...
- The
Ropes are an
indie rock duo from New York City,
composed of
vocalist and b****ist
Sharon Shy and multi-instrumentalist Toppy. Shy and
Toppy founded...
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ropes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ropes are
groups of yarns, plies,
fibers or
strands that are
twisted or
braided together into larger...
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practised with
ropes of 6–8
meters (20–26 feet) in length. Due to the
generally larger physique of
Western subjects, 7–8
meters (23–26 feet)
ropes are commonly...