Suzuki, Harada win duet bronze in synchro swimming

Suzuki, Harada win duet bronze in synchro swimming

MONTREAL, Canada - Emiko Suzuki (L) and Saho Harada pose with their bronze medals after coming third in the synchronized duet at the world swimming championship in Montreal on July 22.

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