Disappointing finishes for Japanese trio

EDMONTON, Canada - Mari Ozaki (L), Haruko Okamoto (C) and Mizuki Noguchi (R) walk off the track after finishing 19th, ninth and 13th, respectively, in the final of the women's 10,000 meters at the athletics world championships at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on Aug. 7.

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