Russia's Navka, Kostomarov lead in ice dancing

Russia's Navka, Kostomarov lead in ice dancing

TURIN, Italy - Russia's Tatiana Navka (L) and Roman Kostomarov perform in the original dance figure skating event at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at the Palavela skating rink in Turin, Italy, on Feb. 19. (Kyodo)

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