Uemura comes 4th, misses Olympic medal

Uemura comes 4th, misses Olympic medal

CYPRESS MOUNTAIN, Canada - Aiko Uemura of Japan (R), who finished in fourth in the women's moguls in the Vancouver Olympics, looks on as American Hannah Kearney, who won the gold, and her compatriot Shannon Bahrke, who won the bronze, hug each other at Cypress Mountain on Feb. 13, 2010. Uemura, a four-time Olympic skier, failed again to win her first medal.

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