The Winter Olympics open today in PyeongChang, South Korea — 16 days of drama, thrills and spills.
There will be glory, heartbreak and, no doubt, plenty of stars emerging, but after all that snowbound sporting effort, perhaps these Games will best be remembered for a bunch of female ice hockey players who have little chance of winning a medal.
After a year of nerve-edge tension and belligerence on the Korean peninsula, ice hockey players from the North and South have come together to form a unified team to compete in the Games.
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And the the two Koreas will march under one flag (featuring the entire peninsula in blue) at the opening ceremony.