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Police seal off kilometers-long (miles-long) area to Parisians and tourists who hadn’t applied in advance for a pass.
Those without the code were mostly turned away with no amount of grumbling and cajoling making officers budge.
The perimeter went into effect early Thursday morning and will last through the ceremony.
Paris has decided to hold the opening ceremony on the Seine River rather than in a stadium.
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