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Claire de Lune

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LeBron James' final act in Philadelphia is about more than basketball. It's about time

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By Claire de Lune
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The most enormous celebrities, those larger-than-life characters with immense cultural impact, occupy a kind of hard-to-quantify space in the zeitgeist. They're human, of course; that's what makes them compelling. But they often come to represent something beyond themselves. In LeBron James' case, for me, he's become a measure of the passing of time. An aide-mémoire of my own mortality.
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LeBron James’ final act in Philadelphia is about more than basketball. It’s about time

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By Claire de Lune
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LeBron James said he seriously contemplated retirement after last season before deciding to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers. Photograph: Joshua Gateley/Getty Images The most enormous celebrities, those larger-than-life characters with immense cultural impact, occupy a kind of hard-to-quantify space in the zeitgeist. They’re human, of course; that’s what makes them compelling. But they often come to represent something beyond themselves.
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NBA Summer League takeaways: an outstanding top four, a Warriors gem and a Cavaliers steal

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By Claire de Lune
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Yaxel Lendeborg helped the Warriors to the Summer League Final. Photograph: John Locher/AP 1) The top four are as good as advertised The hype heading into this year’s draft was tremendous, and through the small sample size of 10 or so days in the Las Vegas summer heat, this year’s class has lived up to its billing. AJ Dybantsa, now a Washington Wizard, looked every bit the No 1 overall pick in his Summer League debut, where he bested the player drafted directly behind him, Darryn Peterson.
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