Asada takes lead in Paris after short program

Asada takes lead in Paris after short program

PARIS, France - Japanese teenager Mao Asada performs during the ladies short program of the Trophee Bompard at Bercy in Paris Nov. 18. Asada took the lead over world silver medalist Sasha Cohen of the United States. (Kyodo)

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