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Victory
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The Victory Junction Gang Camp, located in Randleman, North Carolina, is a member of the Association of Hole in the Wall Gang Camps and is free to children and their families. The camp operates solely on the generous donations of individuals, corporations and foundation.
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The Victory ship was a type of cargo ship produced in large numbers by North American shipyards during World War II to replace shipping losses caused by German submarines. Based on an earlier design, the Liberty ship, 534 Victory ships were built.
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Victory entered a four-album deal with the band in 2003 when Hawthorne Heights was an unknown band playing small venues in the Ohio area. The band subsequently recorded two studio albums: "The Silence in Black and White," which sold more than 1 million copies through Victory's substantial financial investment and aggressive and savvy marketing efforts; and "If Only You Were Lonely," which sold about half as many. The band remains obligated to deliver two more albums to Victory within a "reasonable time" during the remainder of the contract term, according to a May 16, 2007 federal court ruling in a separate action filed by the band against Victory in the U.S. District Court in Illinois. Despite that ruling, the band has vowed that they will not record for Victory, the suit filed Monday says. It has been two years since the band delivered an album to Victory.
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The Victory Fund’s 71 endorsements set a new record for an odd-numbered year in which there are no scheduled federal elections. In 2006, the group endorsed 88 candidates and it expects to endorse more than 100 candidates in 2008, according to Wolfe. He added that planning has already begun for next year’s races.
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The Victory ship were constructed in six west coast and Baltimore emergency shipyards that sprang up in World War II to build Liberty, Victory, and other ships. In addition to the American construction, some ships were ... built in British and Canadian yards.
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Kyle and Pattie Petty, parents of former NASCAR driver Adam Petty, are recognized for the Victory Junction Gang Camp they operate for children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses. The couple opened the North Carolina camp following their son Adam's death, to honor his dream. The non- profit camp has hosted more than 6,000 kids and with the support of the NASCAR community as well as individuals and organizations around the country, have raised over $30 million.
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