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"Just to have that air awareness to be able to hold on to an air that big in the halfpipe . . . it's so, so difficult to go that big and not start swimming in the air," snowboarder and commentator Todd Richards said during the live broadcast, comparing it to falling out of an airplane.
Hirano didn't medal; he received ninth out of 12 competitors with a 75.50, counting his first run's score after falling on runs two and three. Hirano's brother, Ayumu Hirano, also made history by landing the
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