Still, USA's Ashley Wagner (pictured below) was fourth, although Mirai Nagasu, the daughter of Japanese immigrants and the reigning USA champion, copped an eighth.
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leftmost: Amanda Borden, team captain
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December 18, 2006 ranking: no. 587; December 18, 2008 ranking: no. 179
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leftmost: Amanda Borden, team captain
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