Japan's largest Paralympic team formed, gearing up for success

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Japan's largest Paralympic team formed, gearing up for success

Japan's largest-ever Paralympic delegation was launched Tuesday, just a week to go until the opening of the games in Tokyo, with athletes and officials gearing up for their best performances.

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