Figure skater Kim carries Olympic torch

HAMILTON, Canada - South Korean figure skating star Kim Yu Na waves to the crowd during the relay for the Olympic torch for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games on Dec. 20, 2009, in Hamilton, Canada, the final leg of the torch's global tour. Kim lives an hour's drive from Hamilton in Toronto, where she practices.

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