Japan's Ito wins women's jump silver at Nordic Worlds

Japan's Ito wins women's jump silver at Nordic Worlds

Japan's Sara Takanashi takes a photograph of teammate Yuki Ito on the podium after the women's ski jumping at the Nordic Skiing World Championships in Falun, Sweden, on Feb. 20, 2015. Ito won the silver medal, while Takanashi, the two-time defending World Cup champion, was fourth, unable to overcome a poor first jump. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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