Tamura wins gold medal for Japan at Sydney Olympics

SYDNEY, Australia - Japan's Ryoko Tamura (blue) reacts after throwing down Russia's Lioubov Brouletova (white) to claim the gold medal at the women's 48-kilogram class judo event Sept. 16 at the Sydney Olympics.

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