(CORRECTED) People watch Asada's performance on TV

(CORRECTED) People watch Asada's performance on TV

TOKYO, Japan - People watch Japan's Mao Asada perform in the women's figure skating free program at the Vancouver Olympics on TV screens at an electronic retail store in Tokyo's Yurakucho business district on Feb. 26, 2010. Asada won the silver medal with 205.50 points. (Kyodo)

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