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Paragliding is an adventure sport that involves flying in the air with a specially designed parachute. In this scenario, a paraglider pilot is being pulled into the air by a man holding a rope.

The paraglider is a large canopy made of ripstop nylon fabric that is held open by a series of interconnected lines. The pilot typically runs forward to launch the paraglider and catch the wind. However, in this scenario, the pilot is not using wind to lift off the ground.

Instead, the pilot is being pulled into the air by a man holding a rope. The rope is likely made of a strong, durable material such as nylon or polyester. The man holding the rope is standing on the ground, possibly in an open field or on a hilltop.

As the man starts to pull the rope, the paraglider begins to lift off the ground. The pilot may need to use their body weight to help stabilize the paraglider as it ascends into the air. Once the paraglider reaches a sufficient height, the pilot can release the rope and continue to soar through the air using thermals and other natural air currents.

It's important to note that paragliding with a rope is not a common practice and can be dangerous. Paragliding should only be attempted under the supervision of a qualified instructor and with proper equipment.