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Black and white newspaper article with a headline about soccer and C.T.E. diagnosis in athletes, featuring images of a soccer player and an older man.
An older man with gray hair and a beard stands behind a dining table in a modern, well-lit living room, looking at the camera.
A person looking at a black and white photo of two soccer players on a laptop in a kitchen with a granite countertop.
An elderly man is making a bed in a room with floral-printed bedding. He is wearing a dark t-shirt, beige shorts, and sandals.
A bed with two sports jerseys laid out on top, one orange with the number 20, and one white with red and navy stripes with the number 12.
A man with gray hair and a beard stands indoors near a window with white shutters, holding an award and wearing a sports jersey over a gray polo shirt and beige shorts.
Close-up of a person's hands holding a black and gold plaque awarded to Scott Vermillion for Kansas High School Male Athlete of the Year, 1995, at the annual awards banquet at the Marriott Downtown Hotel on June 20, 1995.
Collection of Virginia Cavaliers soccer memorabilia, including photographs, a medal, a jersey, and a printed schedule.
An older man with gray hair and a beard holding a framed black-and-white photo of five people at the beach, with the ocean and sky in the background.
Laptop displaying a photo of a man with two boys on a dock by the water, with a lighthouse in the background.
An elderly man and woman standing in a kitchen, looking at the camera with serious expressions.
An older man with gray hair and a beard stands behind a table with various magazines and papers in a well-lit living room or dining area.
Person looking at a black and white photo of two soccer players on a laptop in a kitchen.
An elderly man with white hair folding clothes on a bed in a bedroom.
A bed with a floral bedspread and pillows, with two sports jerseys laid out on top - one orange with the number 20, and one white with red and navy stripes with the number 12.
An older man stands indoors in front of white plantation shutters, holding a trophy or award, with a white and red striped sports jersey draped over his shoulder.
A person holding a black plaque with gold text, awarded to Scott Vermillion for being the Kansas High School Male Athlete of the Year in 1995, during a banquet at the Marriott Downtown Hotel.
Collection of Virginia Cavaliers soccer memorabilia including jerseys, posters, medals, awards, and team photos.
An older man with a serious expression holding a framed black and white photo of six young adults jumping at the beach.
Laptop on a kitchen counter displaying a photo of a man with two children on a dock by the water.
An elderly man and woman standing together in a kitchen. The man has gray hair and a beard, wearing a navy polo shirt and beige shorts. The woman has short blonde hair, wearing a gray T-shirt and blue jeans. They are looking directly at the camera wi

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A young woman sitting in a beige armchair in a room with yellow walls, decorated with guitars, paintings, a religious statue, and framed photographs.
A woman with curly dark hair wearing a red and black plaid shirt and light denim shorts, standing outdoors among trees and branches, smiling with her right hand on her hip.
A young woman with dark curly hair, wearing a plaid shirt, standing outdoors in front of a tree with green leaves and branches.
Young woman standing outside in front of a yellow house with a wooden fence, wearing a red and black plaid shirt and shorts.
A smiling young woman with curly hair standing in the middle of a suburban street with her hands on her hips, wearing a red and black plaid shirt and denim shorts, with trees, cars, and a sunny sky in the background.
Young woman with curly hair standing outside in sunlight, with arms crossed, in front of a wooden fence and yellow house, smiling.

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