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Is the NBA's reputation in China damaged beyond repair?

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The game might be back on but is the NBA reputation in China damaged beyond repair? The American basketball league suffered a major backlash after an executive tweeted support for the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. Our correspondent Charles Pellegrin has been speaking to angry basketball fans in China ahead of that game in Shanghai.

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