(2)'Ai chan' knocked out in Athens

(2)'Ai chan' knocked out in Athens

ATHENS, Greece - Japanese teenager Ai Fukuhara looks disheartened after being beaten by Kim Kyung Ah of South Korea in the women's singles table tennis fourth-round match of the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens Aug. 18.

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