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Chinese badminton team cleared to play in Europe amid coronavirus epidemic
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Chinese player provisionally suspended by Badminton World Federation for failed drugs test
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Badminton Hall of Famers hope Chinese athletes do well in Tokyo - Global Times
Chinese player provisionally suspended by Badminton World Federation for failed drugs test
Badminton World Federation bans two Chinese players for spot-fixing and betting
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