Sorry, no online dictionaries contain the exact phrase 2014 Mount Everest ice avalanche.

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1. 1996 mount everest disaster
2. 1970 mount everest disaster
3. 2008 k2 disaster
4. 1986 k2 disaster
5. 2012 gayari sector avalanche
6. cave creek disaster
7. april 2015 nepal earthquake
8. 2014 nepal snowstorm disaster
9. 2022 amarnath floods
10. lenin peak disaster
11. 1936 eiger climbing disaster
12. south canyon fire
13. chivruay pass incident
14. 2015 pakistan army mil mi-17 crash
15. 1986 mount hood disaster
16. humboldt broncos bus crash
17. english calamity
18. 2011 sikkim earthquake
19. 2019 luzon earthquake
20. 2013 luxor hot air balloon crash
21. 1905 kanchenjunga expedition
22. 2013 north india floods
23. 1994 hajj stampede
24. 1997 thredbo landslide
25. hope slide
26. 2014 peshawar school massacre
27. abbeystead disaster
28. cairngorm plateau disaster
29. 2022 murree snowstorm
30. skyline towers collapse
31. 2014 glasgow bin lorry crash
32. 1998 cavalese cable car crash
33. armero tragedy
34. 2016 uttarakhand forest fires
35. space shuttle challenger disaster
36. ozone disco fire
37. garissa university college attack
38. dyatlov pass incident
39. 2002 jalandhar mig-21 crash
40. 2021 congo river disaster

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