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The truck referenced in a sports story in Tuesday's Review-Journal as being driven by mixed martial artist Quinton "Rampage" Jackson was not a gift from Toyo Tires as reported, but the athlete is a paid endorser of the company and the vehicle prominently displays the Toyo Tires logo in several places.

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