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South Sudan’s Olympic debut in men's basketball started with a glitch.
The national anthem of the African nation was abruptly cut off about 20 seconds into the playing of the recorded track.
Fans of both teams inside Lille 's Pierre Mauroy Stadium to boo.
The audio track was restarted about three minutes later to an ovation from fans.
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