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Can t-Miss Moments From The Olympics Opening Ceremony

Cameron Spencer / Getty Images Pictogram people become unlikely MVPs One of the most striking sequences in the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony revolved around pictograms. Tokyo organizers have been touting their kinetic pictograms, which show figures bursting into motion across dozens of disciplines. For Friday s ceremony, they brought all 50 of those pictograms to life. Dressed in the stark hues of white and dark blue, their heads encased in large spheres, pictogram performers jumped on blocks and posed with props to act out the iconography as upbeat techno-pop blared in the background. The performers are a collection of mime artists and actors who normally work either solo or in a duo, Tokyo organizers said.

Human rights must be an Olympics ideal - StarTribune com

Human rights must be an Olympics ideal After the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, the Games should no longer be awarded to authoritarian regimes.  By Editorial Board Star Tribune July 23, 2021 5:30pm Text size Copy shortlink: It s now Faster, Stronger, Higher Together. In announcing the addition of together, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach said, This is a milestone in our development and sends a clear signal: We want to put a special focus on solidarity. Solidarity is an important Olympic ideal. But true solidarity needs to extend beyond the Olympics and reflects the political movement, however halting, toward a more universal respect for human rights.

Shooting-China s Yang wins battle of nerves to claim Tokyo s first gold

Shooting-China s Yang wins battle of nerves to claim Tokyo s first gold By Mari Saito  19 hours ago Tokyo 2020 Olympics - Shooting - Women s 10m Air Rifle - Medal Ceremony - Asaka Shooting Range, Tokyo, Japan – July 24, 2021. Gold medallist Yang Qian of China celebrates on the podium REUTERS/Ann Wang TOKYO, July 24 (Reuters) - China s Yang Qian claimed the first gold medal of the Tokyo Olympics on Saturday after prevailing in a battle of nerves with Russian Anastasiia Galashina in the women s 10-metre rifle competition. Galashina barely made it to the final, grabbing the last of the eight qualifying slots, but was in pole position for gold until she cracked under the pressure.

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