File:Andre Lange at 2010 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony.jpg
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DescriptionAndre Lange at 2010 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony.jpg | Bobsleigh team member Andre Lang leads Germany in the Parade of Nations at the Opening Ceremony for the 21st Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver British Columbia, Canada. |
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