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NASA Astronauts Reach Safe Orbit In Historic Moon Mission
The crew will spend roughly four days traveling to the lunar vicinity, where they will swing behind the moon's far side.
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NASA Detects Hydrogen Leak During Fueling Test Of Astronaut-Bound Moon Rocket
NASA ran into a leak while fueling its new moon rocket Monday in one final make-or-break test that will determine when astronauts can launch on a lunar fly-around.
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NBA Playoffs: LeBron James Guides LA Lakers To First Western Conference Final In 10 Years
Los Angeles Lakers advanced to their first NBA final four since the Kobe Bryant-led Lakers beat Phoenix for the conference title and then defeated Boston for the 2010 NBA championship.
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"Witnessing All Time Greatness": Jimmy Neesham Hails LeBron James After Los Angeles Lakers' Win In NBA Playoffs
LeBron James was the hero for Los Angeles Lakers, as they defeated Houston Rockets in the NBA playoffs. New Zealand all-rounder Jimmy Neesham took to Twitter to hail the all-time great.
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China Wanted Executive Fired For Supporting Hong Kong Protests: NBA Chief
China demanded that a Houston Rockets executive be sacked for supporting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, NBA commissioner Adam Silver has said.
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China Wanted Houston Rockets Executive Fired Over Hong Kong Tweet: NBA Chief
The backlash in China against Daryl Morey's comments has cast a cloud over the NBA's lucrative broadcasting, merchandising and sponsorship interests in the country, where it has legions of fans.
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Chinese Media Slams NBA's "About Face" For Tweet On Hong Kong
Chinese state media slammed the NBA for an "about-face" Tuesday after the body said it would not apologise for a tweet by the Houston Rockets General Manager supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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"We Are Not Apologising": NBA After China Backlash Over Hong Kong Tweet
NBA chief Adam Silver said the association was not going to apologise for the Houston Rockets executive "exercising his freedom of expression".
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China TV Drops NBA Exhibition Games, Escalating Pressure Amid Tweet Uproar
China heaped further pressure on NBA after a tweet by a Houston Rockets executive backing protests in Hong Kong.
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Sim Bhullar Wants to Emulate Yao Ming in India
Former Houston Rockets center Yao Ming, an eight-time All-Star, triggered NBA-mania in China after being selected first overall in the 2002 draft and went on to become his country's wealthiest and most recognisable athlete.
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NASA Astronauts Reach Safe Orbit In Historic Moon Mission
The crew will spend roughly four days traveling to the lunar vicinity, where they will swing behind the moon's far side.
-
NASA Detects Hydrogen Leak During Fueling Test Of Astronaut-Bound Moon Rocket
NASA ran into a leak while fueling its new moon rocket Monday in one final make-or-break test that will determine when astronauts can launch on a lunar fly-around.
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NBA Playoffs: LeBron James Guides LA Lakers To First Western Conference Final In 10 Years
Los Angeles Lakers advanced to their first NBA final four since the Kobe Bryant-led Lakers beat Phoenix for the conference title and then defeated Boston for the 2010 NBA championship.
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"Witnessing All Time Greatness": Jimmy Neesham Hails LeBron James After Los Angeles Lakers' Win In NBA Playoffs
LeBron James was the hero for Los Angeles Lakers, as they defeated Houston Rockets in the NBA playoffs. New Zealand all-rounder Jimmy Neesham took to Twitter to hail the all-time great.
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China Wanted Executive Fired For Supporting Hong Kong Protests: NBA Chief
China demanded that a Houston Rockets executive be sacked for supporting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, NBA commissioner Adam Silver has said.
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China Wanted Houston Rockets Executive Fired Over Hong Kong Tweet: NBA Chief
The backlash in China against Daryl Morey's comments has cast a cloud over the NBA's lucrative broadcasting, merchandising and sponsorship interests in the country, where it has legions of fans.
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Chinese Media Slams NBA's "About Face" For Tweet On Hong Kong
Chinese state media slammed the NBA for an "about-face" Tuesday after the body said it would not apologise for a tweet by the Houston Rockets General Manager supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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"We Are Not Apologising": NBA After China Backlash Over Hong Kong Tweet
NBA chief Adam Silver said the association was not going to apologise for the Houston Rockets executive "exercising his freedom of expression".
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China TV Drops NBA Exhibition Games, Escalating Pressure Amid Tweet Uproar
China heaped further pressure on NBA after a tweet by a Houston Rockets executive backing protests in Hong Kong.
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Sim Bhullar Wants to Emulate Yao Ming in India
Former Houston Rockets center Yao Ming, an eight-time All-Star, triggered NBA-mania in China after being selected first overall in the 2002 draft and went on to become his country's wealthiest and most recognisable athlete.
