Title: Torii Hunter
Content:  Hunter resides during the off-season in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex suburb of Prosper, Texas with his wife Katrina, whom he met in high school. He is a cousin of former MLB outfielder Choo Freeman. Despite the same spelling, Hunter was not named after torii, the gates to a Japanese Shinto shrine. Hunter says jokingly, "I think, when my mom filled out the paperwork after I was born, she accidentally put two 'I's." Hunter is a Christian. His older son, Torii Jr., played football and baseball at Notre Dame beginning in 2013. Torii Jr. currently plays baseball professionally in the Angels organization after being selected by the team in the 23rd round of the 2016 
Title: Johanna Toruño
Content:  Toruño envisions a future where queer children have access to mediums that depict them (and queer romance) instead of “being othered.” During her childhood, Toruño only had access to heteronormative television shows, and she feels that most queer characters depicted in the media struggle for acceptance, so she set out to create healthy, wholesome depictions of queer people and their relationships. This mission led Toruño to create the Niñas Sin Vergüenza (Girls Without Shame) series, which consisted of three photos of Toruño and her girlfriend, Amy Quichiz. Toruño pasted this series all over New York’s Lower East Side in 2018. The series eventually inspired fan art of Toruño and Quichiz.
Title: Tori Girl
Content:  Yukina (Tao Tsuchiya) has always been an easygoing type. However, she ends up through no fault of her own, in a second rate University. She meets Kei (Mahiro Takasugi), who recruits her into a very nerdy club focused on achieving human-powered flight. While initially being half-hearted about the attempt, she quickly gets involved in the drama of the event, and competes for the top position of pilot of the aircraft, competing at a birdman rally at Lake Biwa.
Title: Johanna Toruño
Content:  Toruño considers herself an introvert. She describes her relationship with Amy Quichiz, the subject of her Niñas Sin Vergüenza series, as “ride or die.” In 2020, Toruño moved from New York to Washington, D.C.
Title: Johanna Toruño
Content:  Toruño was inspired by the political posters she grew up around in El Salvador, so in 2016 she began creating and gluing posters around New York City. The series initially had the title The Unapologetically Brown Series, but once she realized there existed an Unapologetically Black movement, she renamed it to The Unapologetic Street Series. Many of Toruño’s posters can be found in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. She glues them to walls, streetlights, and mailboxes – any area with significant foot traffic – using wheat paste. Toruño also sells her art on t-shirts and prints via pop-up shops she sets up across the country. One of Toruño’s goals is to spread her message across the United States, not just New York City. To do so, Toruño has spoken at colleges and hosted workshops in California, Texas, and Illinois, along with some others. In addition, Toruño uses Instagram to reach a global audience, and through that medium she has garnered over 50,000 followers.
Title: Tori Nonaka
Content:  2017 Tori went independent and left Team Glock. She was replaced by Ashley Rheuark. Tori is an NRA member and has competed in various disciplines, including USPSA, SSCA, IPSC, IDPA, Bianchi & GSSF. In 2010, Tori earned the titles of USPSA National Juniors Champion in Limited 10 competition, the US Steel National Super Junior, and IDPA National Junior Champion. Already in 2011, Tori has taken home the titles of USPSA Area 6 Top Production Lady and High Junior, Pro AM High Junior and High A Class in the Limited Division. In October 2011, Tori was a member of the gold medal 
Title: Johanna Toruño
Content:  Johanna Toruño (born December 1989) is a queer Salvadoran artist. She created The Unapologetic Street Series, a series of posters pasted across New York City that depict messages of queer pride.
Title: Absolute Duo
Content:  Academy has another branch, where students like her who failed the combat exam from the main branch where actually transferred there and were trained to become shinobis. She was also one of the greeting parties who ambushed Tor's class the moment they arrived to the island. Aoi Torasaki (虎崎 葵) ; Commonly known as Tora. He is Tor's childhood friend who is also considered an Irregular. His Blaze is a katar. Commonly known as Tora. He is Tor's childhood friend who is also considered an Irregular. His Blaze is a katar. Ryutaro Tatsuno (辰乃 龍太朗) ; Known by his nickname Tatsu, he is Tora's 
Title: Nate Torrence
Content:  Torrence was born in Canton, Ohio, where he began his education. Torrence attended Hiland High School in Berlin, Ohio, and went on to attend Kent State University: Stark Campus. His family used to own and operate a bed and breakfast in Berlin. After studying with Second City's Players Workshop in Chicago, Illinois, Torrence began touring in a comedy troupe called Corn, Beef and Cabbage, where he wrote, improvised and performed with his older brother, Jay and friend Josh Ruth. Torrence additionally studied improv at Second City in Cleveland and in Los Angeles, and The Groundlings and Comedy Sportz in Los Angeles.
Title: Tori Huster
Content:  Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, Huster attended Saint Ursula Academy and helped lead the team to the 2007 High School State Championship with a game-winning goal in the finals. She earned NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American accolades in 2006 and 2007 and was named first team All-State in 2007. Huster was a three-time All-GGCL First Team and a two-time All-Southwest Ohio honoree. She was named a top 50 college recruit by Soccer Buzz. Strong academically, she earned NSCAA Scholar All-America accolades and was named GGCL Scholar Athlete in 2007. She also received All-Southwest Scholar honors from 2005 to 2007. Huster played club 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Do you know that Torino Hunte did not have a youthclub.
Answer: False