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The phrase "ascending a wide" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it cannot be used in any context without further clarification.
Example: "The hikers were ascending a wide path through the forest."
Alternatives: "climbing a broad" or "moving up a wide".
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For instance, a narrow boat ascending a wide lock can experience a lot of turbulence and you may wish to ask for your front or centre rope to be tied to a bollard, to give you something to drive against to keep position more easily.
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The first discriminant axis separates mandibles with a high horizontal ramus, a robust ascending ramus, a wide condyle, and a reduced angular process, from mandibles characterized by a low horizontal ramus, a slight ascending ramus, a narrow condyle, and an angular process that appears distal in position.
They cannot simply count on ascending a career ladder.
It shows immigrants ascending a staircase at Ellis Island in 1908.
The next shot is beautiful and harrowing, but also familiar: a wide, ascending pan over row after row of cotton, rippling toward the horizon like a calm white sea.
Helpfully, His Majesty ascends a small platform during public functions.
We ascended a curved staircase, and entered Jopling's library.
You're a knight trying to ascend a tower.
Byron now ascended a high-speed social escalator.
Dracula ascends a rope upside down.
Prepare to ascend a stairway to musical heaven. .
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