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Vovkovinskiy — who was 6 feet tall and 200 pounds as a 6-year-old, who endured dozens of surgeries as he grew to 7-foot-8, and whose only hope at a cure meant he had to be uprooted from his homeland — faced his share of struggles as he lived out his life in southeastern Minnesota.
Vovkovinskiy — who was 6 feet tall and 200 pounds as a 6-year-old, who endured dozens of surgeries as he grew to 7-foot-8, and whose only hope at a cure meant he had to be uprooted from his homeland — faced his share of struggles as he lived out his life in southeastern Minnesota.
Vovkovinskiy — who was 6 feet tall and 200 pounds as a 6-year-old, who endured dozens of surgeries as he grew to 7-foot-8, and whose only hope at a cure meant he had to be uprooted from his homeland — faced his share of struggles as he lived out his life in southeastern Minnesota.
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