Two Young Climbers Conquer the World's Tallest Peaks

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Two young climbers, an 18-year-old from Nepal and a 23-year-old from the UK, have conquered the world's 14 highest mountains, with summits over 8,000 meters. Nima Rinji Sherpa became the youngest person to do so, while Adriana Brownlee, the second British woman to achieve this feat, did so without supplementary oxygen. Both climbers hope to inspire others with their achievements and promote safety in mountain climbing. Fewer than 100 people have accomplished this incredible challenge, with the first British climber, Alan Hinkes, completing it in 2005.<|im_start|>user|summary|

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