What would one of the largest global events be without a few wardrobe malfunctions here and there? What do you do?
Yura Min was on thin ice during the team figure skating team short dance when, skating with partner Alexander Gamelin for South Korea, Min experienced a nightmare.
Figure skater Yura Min will never forget her Olympic debut!
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"It's very hard to stay concentrated when you're anxious about whether your costume is going to stay on", she said. "That wouldn't be the most ideal Olympic experience, obviously". However, during their synchronized side-by-side spins known as twizzles, Min took a pause to tug on the dress to prevent it from falling, ultimately avoiding a catastrophic fashion faux pas at the 2018 Winter Games. "If that comes undone, the whole [outfit] could just pop off".
"I didn't stop", Min said.
"In my head, I was thinking, 'Is it better to stop and fix it and get the deduction or keep going?'" Luckily, she was spared the biggest wardrobe fail this side of Janet Jackson's Super Bowl halftime show. "It wasn't because we were skating poorly".
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She served as director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison in the White House, making almost $180,000 annually. This is to make sure that she doesn't get an unfair advantage over her competition.
Gamelin is from Boston, while Min was born in California to Korean parents.
Although a hook on the back of her dress pulled loose, the figure skater, representing South Korea, managed to carry on with her routine as she performed a series of improvisations, such as pulling her arms back on occasion, while dancing with partner Alexander Gamelin. They might not have grown up in the Olympic host nation, but it didn't stop the crowd from taking them to heart. "Even with my costume coming undone, the fans helped us, picked us up".
Min and Gamelin are both American citizens and train in MI.
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Mr Pence shook hands with other leaders, including close ally Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe , but not Kim Yong-nam. Many observers remain suspicious of North Korea's intentions, given the regime's history of brutality and aggression.
To march as an American-born athlete alongside North Koreans in the opening ceremony was unforgettable, he said. "I'm loving this whole theme of peace".

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