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NASA astronauts say they expect to return once thruster testing is completed on Earth .
The mission to the International Space Station should have ended between June 18th and 22nd .
5 thrusters failed as the Starliner approached the station June 6A, day after liftoff.
4 have since been brought back online, and the crew believes that will be enough to get them out of orbit.
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