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ATHENS, Greece, August 25. RUSSIA and Japan were significant favorites coming in to the competition. They led after the Technical Routine preliminaries, and no changes in that picture occurred in the Free Routine Preliminaries, according to reports from Athens event orgainizers at the Olympic Aquatic Centre Tuesday.<\/p>\n

Each of the twenty-four pairs completed a two-and-a-half minute free routine, a section that allow the teams to show their skills and creativity and is marked out of a possible 50 points. The score is added to the team's technical score to rank the teams, with the top 12 duet pairs then competing for the medals on Wednesday night, 25 August.<\/p>\n

Russian pair Anastasia DAVYDOVA and Anastasia ERMAKOVA (see photo) showed again their creativity, as they did four years ago in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. Their dominant performance earned them 49.584 points.<\/p>\n

The Japanese duet Miya TACHIBANA and Miho TAKEDA finished second place, as they did in the technical section, with a score of 49.000 points. TACHIBANA and MAKEDO were Sydney 2000 Olympics and 2003 World Championship silver medallists. <\/p>\n

An energetic performance from Alison BARTOSIK and Anna KOZLOVA (USA) put them again in the third place with 48.417 points, whilst the Spanish pair of Gemma MENGUAL and Paolo TIRADOS scored 48.167 points and took fourth place. <\/p>\n

The French pair of Virgine DEDIEU and Laure THIBAUD pulled out a spirited and creative performance that gave them the fifth place with 47.584 points.<\/p>\n

Canadian pair, Fanny LETOURNEAU and Courtenay STEWART showed a spectacular routine that gave them a score of 47.667 points and sixth place.<\/p>\n

The Duet finals start at 19:30 on Wednesday 25 August at the Olympic Aquatic Centre.<\/p>\n

Official Results (Preliminaries):
\nSynchronized Swimming Pool – TUE 24 AUG 2004 – Start Time: 19:30<\/p>\n

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\nDAVYDOVA Anastasia
\nERMAKOVA Anastasia
\nTF
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\n2\t JPN
\nTACHIBANA Miya
\nTAKEDA Miho
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\n3\t USA
\nBARTOSIK Alison
\nKOZLOVA Anna
\nTF
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\n4\t ESP
\nMENGUAL Gemma
\nTIRADOS Paola
\nTF
\nTF\t47.917\t48.167\t96.084 \t2.917
\n5\t FRA
\nDEDIEU Virginie
\nTHIBAUD Laure
\nTF
\nTF\t47.667\t47.584\t95.251 \t3.750
\n6\t CAN
\nLETOURNEAU Fanny
\nSTEWART Courtenay
\nTF
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\n7\t ITA
\nSPAZIANI Beatrice
\nZAFFALON Lorena
\nTF
\nTF\t46.500\t46.917\t93.417 \t5.584
\n8\t CHN
\nGU Beibei
\nZHANG Xiaohuan
\nTF
\nTF\t46.584\t46.750\t93.334 \t5.667
\n9\t GRE
\nFTOULI Eleftheria
\nTHALASSINIDOU Christina
\nTF
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\n10\t UKR
\nGAYVORONSKA Iryna
\nYUSHKO Darya
\nTF
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\n11\t SUI
\nBRUNNER Magdalena
\nSCHMID Belinda
\nTF
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\n12\t BRA
\nMORAES Carolina
\nMORAES Isabela
\nTF
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\n13\t NED
\nvan der VELDEN Bianca
\nvan der VELDEN Sonja
\nTF
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\n14\t CZE
\nBERNARDOVA Sona
\nBURSOVA Ivana
\nTF
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\n14\t KOR
\nKIM Sung Eun
\nYOO Na Mi
\nTF
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\n16\t MEX
\nFALCON Nara
\nVARGAS Olga
\nTF
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\n17\t ISR
\nGLOUSHKOV Anastasia
\nYOFFE Inna
\nTF
\nTF\t42.750\t43.000\t85.750 \t13.251
\n18\t KAZ
\nKARIMOVA Aliya
\nTOKTAGAN Arna
\nTF
\nTF\t42.250\t42.667\t84.917 \t14.084
\n19\t BLR
\nMARKOVICH Khrystsina
\nVLASENKA Nastassia
\nTF
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\n20\t BUL
\nANASTASSOVA Assia
\nZAREVA Bogdana
\nTF
\nTF\t41.583\t41.834\t83.417 \t15.584
\n21\t EGY
\nABD EL GAWAD Heba
\nALLAM Dalia
\nTF
\nTF\t41.167\t41.667\t82.834 \t16.167
\n22\t SVK
\nFERIANCOVA Veronika
\nHAVLIKOVA Katarina
\nTF
\nTF\t41.167\t41.417\t82.584 \t16.417
\n23\t PUR
\nAGUILU Luna del Mar
\nTORRES MALDONADO Leilani
\nTF
\nTF\t39.667\t39.917\t79.584 \t19.417
\n24\t AUS
\nLAIRD Amanda
\nNICHOLS Leonie
\nTF
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Legend
\nRF-Reserve in Technical,Swam Free\tRR-Reserve in Technical,Free\tTF-Swam in Technical,Free
\nTR-Swam in Technical,Reserve in Free\tDNS-Did Not Start\tDSQ-Disqualified
\nFINA-F\u00e9d\u00e9ration internationale de natation<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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