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On a sunny day in 1953, a tall young New Zealander named Edmund Hillary became the first human to stand atop the world's highest mountain鈥攁nd, thereafter, a paragon of grace and bonhomie for explorers who would follow.
On a sunny day in 1953, a tall young New Zealander named Edmund Hillary became the first human to stand atop the world's highest mountain鈥攁nd, thereafter, a paragon of grace and bonhomie for explorers who would follow.