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• The only treatment is to return to lower altitudes and acclimatise.
• Felton also had the advantage of being acclimatised to the Northern conditions.
• MacInnes was incapacitated and Fyffe had not acclimatised well.
• If possible, take time to acclimatise on the way to the Klein Matterhorn.
• The new arrivals had to be acclimatised first.
• You will need to be well acclimatised for this trek to avoid altitude sickness.
• In Nepal they spent 21 days acclimatising before the jump, in October 2008.
• I think I have acclimatised myself now.
• He appears to have introduced numerous exotic trees with a view to them becoming acclimatised.
• Runrig was also faced with the challenge of acclimatising their fans to a new lead vocalist.
• Many crewmen suffered severe motion sickness for a few weeks until they acclimatised to shipboard life.
• At this level, the club quickly acclimatised, winning its division in 1986 and 1987.
• The Ussurian spotted deer was introduced into the reserve in 1594 and has acclimatised well there.
• Agana made 15 appearances the Hertfordshire side, scoring one goal, as he acclimatised to league football.
• Bryant and Tilman had not acclimatised to altitudes above about, though Tilman had not suffered so badly.
• Pokalde Peak can be easily climbed in half a day by a fit and acclimatised group with appropriate leadership.
• :: Puffball = putting on a jumper; and 20 years = acclimatised ( in my book ).
• This collaboration lasted for many years, allowing Grant to be able to acclimatise himself to the Nigerian culture.
• The basic idea is that as time progresses, the ear becomes acclimatised to more and more complex sounds.
• Crayshaw explains that they are acclimatising, and only after many years can they be on both land and water.