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Jory Thomas, a 14-year-old from Montana, rescued a drowning man in the Yellowstone River on July 5 after a rafting accident. Using his lassoing skills, he successfully pulled the man to safety and was later honored by the Sweet Grass County Sheriff's Office.
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Jory Thomas, a 14-year-old from Montana, rescued a drowning man in the Yellowstone River on July 5 after a rafting accident. Using his lassoing skills, he successfully pulled the man to safety and was later honored by the Sweet Grass County Sheriff's Office.
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