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阅读下面短文,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

China has been pushing space exploration boundaries on its own over the past three decades. It embarked on (开始)a “three-step” strategy     1     (boost) its human space program in 1992 when     2     (construct) a manned orbiting laboratory was still a flight of fancy for the Chinese people.

The first step was to send astronauts into space     3     ensure their safe return. The second step was to develop advanced space flight techniques and technologies,     4     included extravehicular(舱外的)activity and orbital docking(轨道对接).The     5     (three) step was to assemble and operate a permanent manned space station.

In April 2021, the country     6     (official) kicked off the in-orbit construction of its space station by launching the core module Tianhe. “In the past 30 years, many technical difficulties     7     (overcome), such as the technologies of shuttling     8     space and Earth, extravehicular activity, rendezvous, and docking,” said Yang Liwei, the country’s first taikonaut in orbit since he     9     (enter) space with Shenzhou-5 in October 2003.

So far, a total of 12     10     (astronaut) on four missions. Shenzhou-12, Shenzhou-13, Shenzhou-14,and Shenzhou-15, have participated in the in-orbit construction of the space station.

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