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Alysa Liu started her second Winter Olympics with an emotional short program enough for 3rd place entering Thursday's figure skating free skate.

Alysa Liu put on an exceptional short program, Amber Glenn struggled after a strong start, and Isabeau Levito had a clean performance.

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