Amputee runners find 'god' in 57-year-old man

Amputee runners find 'god' in 57-year-old man

TOKYO, Japan - Prosthetist Fumio Usui (far L) runs along with amputee runners of his track and field club on May 19, 2013 at the Tokyo metropolitan government's athletic center for the disabled in Kita Ward.

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