Incheon Asian Games athletes' village

Incheon Asian Games athletes' village

INCHEON, South Korea - Photo taken Aug. 26, 2014, shows the athletes' village of the upcoming Asian Games in South Korea's western city of Incheon. The organizers of the games, running from Sept. 19 to Oct. 4, opened the athletes' village to the press the same day.

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