Japan's Suzuki 2nd at GP Final

Japan's Suzuki 2nd at GP Final

QUEBEC CITY, Canada - Japan's Akiko Suzuki performs in the women's free skate program at the figure skating Grand Prix Final in Quebec City, Canada, on Dec. 10, 2011. Suzuki placed second in the competition.

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