Carly Agro, novice reporter with CBC Sports in Sochi writes:
"I’ve been in Sochi for about 24 hours and I think I need to set the record straight.
"Not everyone’s story from Sochi is a horror story. My accommodations are clean and comfortable. I have plenty of hot water that yes, I can wash my face with.
"I feel safe and despite what my travel guide says, lots of the locals are smiling back at me. Yes, there is still obviously still work to be done, but there are plenty of people around who look very busy trying to finish the unfinished. . . ."
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