Asada wins silver at Vancouver Olympics

Asada wins silver at Vancouver Olympics

VANCOUVER, Canada - Mao Asada of Japan acknowledges the crowd after winning the silver medal in the figure staking at Vancouver Olympics at Pacific Coliseum in the city Feb. 25, 2010.

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