Japan's Uemura 2nd at World Cup opener

Japan's Uemura 2nd at World Cup opener

SUOMU, Finland - Japan's Aiko Uemura celebrates after placing second at the opener in this year's World Cup series of the women's moguls in Suomu, Finland, on Dec. 11, 2009.

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