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Jason George ("Grey's Anatomy"); 6-year-old Winter and her 4-year-old sister, Sky, who have gone viral for their weightlifting and fitness videos, show off their skills; Debra Kelly, founder and director of Voices of Youth Ensemble (VOYE).
Jason George ("Grey's Anatomy"); 6-year-old Winter and her 4-year-old sister, Sky, who have gone viral for their weightlifting and fitness videos, show off their skills; Debra Kelly, founder and director of Voices of Youth Ensemble (VOYE).
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