Women's freestyle skiing at Asian Winter Games

Women's freestyle skiing at Asian Winter Games

ALMATY, Kazakhstan - Japan's Miki Ito (L) and Tae Satoya flip in the air during the third-place match in the dual moguls of the women's freestyle skiing at the Asian Winter Games in Almaty, Kazakhstan, on Feb. 3, 2011. Ito went on to capture the bronze.

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