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NBA reality show another step for growth in China (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Time:09-04-02 06:15 Author:admin
Watch out "Dancing with the Stars" and "American Idol." The National Basketball Association is launching its latest reality TV show but fans will have to understand Mandarin Chinese to watch it.

Watch out "Dancing with the Stars" and "American Idol." The National Basketball Association is launching its latest reality TV show but fans will have to understand Mandarin Chinese to watch it.
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