Ando finishes 4th in women's short program

Ando finishes 4th in women's short program

VANCOUVER, Canada - Japan's Miki Ando performs in the women's short program figure skating event at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum on Feb. 23, 2010. Ando finished in fourth place with 64.76 points.

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