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The author’s attitude toward stair climbing can be best described as
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The author’s attitude toward stair climbing can be best described as

The author’s attitude toward stair climbing can be best described as-example-1
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enthusiastic

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not really sure how to explain this, other than he isn't questioning it or making it seem bad, so he's not skeptical or controversial. He's also not being funny about it so it's not humorous.

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