Victory Journal – Issue 8
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Victory Journal Issue 8 (Heroes & Villains) is out now. In sports and in real life, there are heroes and villains, and there are the ever-changing shades of grey where hated rivals transform into figures of admiration. These fluctuations are at the heart of Victory Journal 8.
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