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Climbing the mountain was feasible. What does that mean?It was possible to climb the mountain. The mountain climb was a stupid idea.It was impossible to climb the mountain.The mountain climb would be difficult.I'm not sure.

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Climbing the mountain was feasible. What does that mean?It was possible to climb the mountain. The mountain climb was a stupid idea.It was impossible to climb the mountain.The mountain climb would be difficult.I'm not sure.

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"Climbing the mountain was feasible" means that it was possible to climb the mountain. The statement does not provide information on whether the idea was stupid, if it was impossible, or if it would be difficult. It simply states that it was achievable or doable.

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