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dot com. This message was paid for by a roosh per se. As dusk falls on Paris tomorrow, an armada of boats will set off down the river

send to mark the beginning of the 2024 Olympic Games.

300,000 spectators will line the banks as athletes from 205 countries float down to the Eiffel Tower.

It will be an Olympics of many firsts, the first time the opening ceremony is not taking place in a stadium.

In open boats, Pass Notre Dame, the Louvre, Paris's treasures, all the way to the Eiffel

Tower. The first time breakdancing, or breaking as it's called, will be an Olympic sport.

Breaking, going to the Olympics in 2024, is just super important for the culture, the dance for the art for the sport and the first time in over a century that swimmers will be allowed in the river

scent a move that's attracted a fair bit of skepticism.

The mayor, Anne Idalgo, has swam in the waterway to prove it is clean.

It's amazing, you know, it was a dream for us. We work a lot and very hard.

Expectations are high after the damp squib of Tokyo,

postponed for a year because of COVID and then held behind closed doors.

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