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Sacramento, Calif., Mayor Kevin Johnson, former NBA basketball player and now an NBA Players Association advisor, speaks during a news conference outside City Hall in Los Angeles, Tuesday, April 29, 2014, about the decision by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to ban Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from basketball for life in response to racist comments the league says Sterling made in a recorded conversation.  Listening on are Los Angeles Lakers point guard Steve Nash, left, and former Lakers and Clippers plyer  Norm Nixon. (AP Photo)

Sacramento, Calif., Mayor Kevin Johnson, former NBA basketball player and now an NBA Players Association advisor, speaks during a news conference outside City Hall in Los Angeles, Tuesday, April 29, 2014, about the decision by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver to ban Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from basketball for life in response to racist comments the league says Sterling made in a recorded conversation. Listening on are Los Angeles Lakers point guard Steve Nash, left, and former Lakers and Clippers plyer Norm Nixon. (AP Photo)

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