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| The United States team made a colorful entrance into the stadium. James Hill for The New York Times |
Russia Opens Sochi Games With Pageantry and Pride (part 1)
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| The athletes from Russia marched in to thunderous applause in Fisht Olympic Stadium. Chang W. Lee/The New York Times |
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| Performers defied gravity during the ceremony. Chang W. Lee/The New York Times |
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| Athlete marshals with glowing LED lights in their costumes created a Russian flag. Chang W. Lee/The New York Times |
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| A girl was pulled by a kite during a number called “Voices of Russia.” Doug Mills/The New York Times |
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| Glowing roller bladers during the “Olympic Gods” section. James Hill for The New York Times |
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| President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia waved to the crowd. Doug Mills/The New York Times |
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| A military group sang in the preshow. Chang W. Lee/The New York Times |
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| Lena Katina of t.A.T.u performs during the opening ceremony. Doug Mills/The New York Times |
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| Snowflakes transformed into four Olympic rings during the ceremony. Chang W. Lee/The New York Times |
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| Fisht Olympic Stadium, the centerpiece of the newly constructed Olympic complex. Doug Mills/The New York Times |
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| A crowd of 40,000 filled Fisht Olympic Stadium. Doug Mills/The New York TimesAdd caption |
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| Fans waited to enter Fisht Olympic Stadium on Friday. Doug Mills/The New York Times |
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| People began streaming into the stadium before the ceremony. Doug Mills/The New York Times |














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