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BEIJING — China will launch its first lunar probe this week, an official said yesterday — weeks after a regional rival, Japan, put one in high orbit over the moon in a big leap forward in Asia’s undeclared space race.
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|BEIJING — China will launch its first lunar probe this week, an official said yesterday — weeks after a regional rival, Japan, put one in high orbit over the moon in a big leap forward in Asia’s undeclared space race.
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