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Chinese language state media slams NBA's loose speech feedback, accuses Silver of supporting violence in Hong Kong protests

Chinese language state media slammed NBA head Adam Silver's remarks in obvious toughen of a tweet by means of Houston Rockets common supervisor Daryl Morey supporting anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
Chinese state media slammed NBA head Adam Silver's remarks in apparent support of a tweet by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey supporting anti-government protests in Hong Kong.

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