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A Passport Lost in the Mail Keeps China's Basketball Star Out of the World Cup

China's women's basketball team will chase the FIBA World Cup, which opens September 4, without Li Yueru — its most influential player — after her passport was lost while being mailed to her in the United States and could not be found before the registration deadline. The explanation left fans incredulous and shot up Baidu's trending board.

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