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US tech company pulls Olympics ads after opening ceremony mockery of the Last Supper’ Among the performances was a scene that appeared to evoke Leonardo da Vinci ’s “ The Last Suppers ” The four-hour spectacle was held along the Seine River , featuring global stars like Celine Dion and Lady Gaga .
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