U.S. wins women's team gold at world gymnastics c'ships

U.S. wins women's team gold at world gymnastics c'ships

TOKYO, Japan - The members of the U.S. squad hold their gold medals at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium in Tokyo on Oct. 11, 2011, after winning the women's team division of the world gymnastics championships.

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