Over 10,000 People Queue for Wimbledon's Opening Day
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Summary
More than 10,000 people queued for the first day of Wimbledon, showcasing the tournament's traditional community spirit despite technological advancements like the absence of line judges.
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· 2 pulledThe sight of thousands of people queuing in the hope of gaining entry to the grounds is one of the most celebrated quirks of Wimbledon.
While the influence of technology increases in sport, with this the first Championships without the presence of line judges, the sense of community and camaraderie apparent in the queue continues to not only endure, but thrive.
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