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Leo Manzano runs with world-class speed in bursts of just under a mile, listening to the rhythm of his breathing and footfalls on the track.
He thinks about winning another NCAA championship, about making the U.S. Olympic team. And he thinks about his father.
Through hundreds of miles of tough Texas wilderness, Jesus Manzano’s constant companions were the crunch of dirt under his boots and thoughts of how far he was going — from a no-prospects Mexican village to odd jobs on the fringes of the American economy so he could send money home.”*
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