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Jamaica has exported a vibrant culture and is home to legendary athletes in all sports around the world, including the first Jamaican-born NHL player Graeme Townshend, and Karl Subban, father of PK, Malcolm, and Jordan, all drafted to the NHL.
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EP23 "Jamaica"
Jamaica has exported a vibrant culture and is home to legendary athletes in all sports around the world, including the first Jamaican-born NHL player Graeme Townshend, and Karl Subban, father of PK, Malcolm, and Jordan, all drafted to the NHL.
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