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NEW: Lady Gaga , Gojira , Aya Nakamura , Zinedine Zidane and Lady Gaga perform in the rain-soaked opening ceremony.
NEW: Organizers say 6,800 of the 10,500 athletes will attend before they embark on the next 16 days of competition.
On-and-off showers did not seem to hamper the enthusiasm of the Olympians , with some holding umbrellas as they rode on boats down the Seine River .
Widespread travel disruptions triggered by what French officials called coordinated arson attacks on high-speed rail lines and weather dampened the mood.
Historic landmarks have been temporarily transformed into arenas for Olympic sports.
Concorde Plaza , where French revolutionaries guillotined King Louis XVI , is now hosting skateboarding and other sports.
The golden-domed resting place of Napoléon Bonaparte is the backdrop for Olympic archery.
The Eiffel Tower donated chunks of iron that have been inlaid in the gold, silver and bronze medals.
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