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Mount Everest Vs Aconcagua
Mount Everest and the mountain Aconcagua are the same because they both are hard to climb. They both really high mountains that are really hard to climb to the very top. The difference between the two mountains is that they are located in different countries, Mount Everest is in Asia and Mount Aconcagua is located in South America. More people have climbed Mount Aconcagua because it has less meters than Mount Everest. Mount Everest has more meters and is much more taller that it is really tough to climb. In my perspective I would want to climb Mount Aconcagua because it is less taller than Mount Everest and it has less meters. I would want to climb Aconcagua a couple of times before I climb the tallest mountain in the world, which is

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