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Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams docked at the ISS on 5 June last year , expecting to be there for just eight days .
Instead, issues with Boeing 's long-awaited Starliner meant NASA decided to leave them waiting in orbit for months .
Ms Williams said she was somewhat surprised by the interest in their prolonged space mission.
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