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Bootylicious Beyonce wows Moscow

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She may have once been 'crazy in love', but R&B diva Beyonce Knowles appeared crazy for Moscow on Wednesday during her debut in the Russian capital.

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Thousands of fans flooded into Olympisky stadium to see Beyonce kick off her world tour.

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