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An escalator is a moving staircase that automatically carries people between different levels in buildings and public spaces. They are widely used in locations like metro stations, shopping centers, and tourist attractions to efficiently transport large numbers of people vertically.
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- Jesse W. Reno
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- 1891-00-00
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