Japan 4th in women's speed skating team pursuit

SOCHI, Russia - A trio of Japanese speed skaters - (from L to R) Maki Tabata, Misaki Oshigiri and Nana Takagi - react after losing against Russia in the bronze medal race of the women's speed skating team pursuit at the Adler Arena Skating Center during the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, on Feb. 22, 2014. Japan came in fourth place.

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