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Newsroom Ready: Athlete says Invictus Games are ‘life saver’

As the Invictus Games wrap up Saturday in Toronto, first-time competitor Isaac Rios Jr. says the international event for wounded veterans was more than just sports for him, it was also about learning from others.

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