(2)Germany's Boenisch wins women's 57-kg judo

(2)Germany's Boenisch wins women's 57-kg judo

ATHENS, Greece - Kye Sun Hi of North Korea waves after winning silver in the women's 57-kilogram class Olympic judo at the Ano Liossia Olympic Hall in Athens Aug. 16. Germany's Ivonne Boenisch won the gold. (Kyodo)

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