Lambiel of Switzerland 5th in men's short program

Lambiel of Switzerland 5th in men's short program

VANCOUVER, Canada - Stephane Lambiel of Switzerland performs during the men's short program figure skating event at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum on Feb. 16, 2010. Lambiel finished in fifth place with 84.63 points.

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