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Virginia native Ginny Thrasher, 19, shoots her way to first U.S. gold medal in Rio - The Washington Post
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Teen shooter Ginny Thrasher wins USA's first gold medal of Rio Olympics
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Virginia native Ginny Thrasher, 19, shoots her way to first U.S. gold medal in Rio - The Washington Post
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This 19-year-old American won the first gold medal of the Rio Games - The Boston Globe
Join Olympic shooter Ginny Thrasher -- and her gold medal -- on her first day back to school at West Virginia
Skate or die: Thrasher culture and how it could change future Olympics
US shooter Virginia Thrasher takes first gold medal in Rio - CSMonitor.com
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