Japan's Oda performs in men's short program

Japan's Oda performs in men's short program

VANCOUVER, Canada - Nobunari Oda of Japan performs a jump during the men's short program figure skating event at the Vancouver Winter Olympics in Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum on Feb. 16, 2010. Oda finished with 84.85 points.

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