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Trump Accuses Biden Of Taking Performance-Enhancing Drugs Ahead Of Polls
President Donald Trump, in his latest shredding of political niceties, suggested Tuesday that his Democratic opponent Joe Biden has taken drugs to improve his performance in debates.
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I-League: Mumbai FC Footballer Banned for Failing Dope Test
The All India Football Federation announced that Dane Lloyd Pereira of Mumbai FC had tested positive in a dope test conducted by the National Anti-Doping Agency. The substances found in his urine sample usually serve as performance-enhancing drugs.
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Tour de France victory not possible without doping, says Lance Armstrong
The Texan rider, who insisted for years that he did not take performance-enhancing drugs, was stripped of his Tour titles and banned from the sport for life. He then admitted in a television interview that he used a cocktail of banned substances, including the blood booster EPO, testosterone and blood transfusions, to win the Tour.
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Lance Armstrong refuses to cooperate with USADA
After admitting in a television interview last month that the titles he won from 1999-2005 were helped by performance-enhancing substances, Armstrong said he would cooperate with anti-doping officials. He repeated that offer on Wednesday even as he made it clear he would not go through USADA to do so.
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Trump Accuses Biden Of Taking Performance-Enhancing Drugs Ahead Of Polls
President Donald Trump, in his latest shredding of political niceties, suggested Tuesday that his Democratic opponent Joe Biden has taken drugs to improve his performance in debates.
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I-League: Mumbai FC Footballer Banned for Failing Dope Test
The All India Football Federation announced that Dane Lloyd Pereira of Mumbai FC had tested positive in a dope test conducted by the National Anti-Doping Agency. The substances found in his urine sample usually serve as performance-enhancing drugs.
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Tour de France victory not possible without doping, says Lance Armstrong
The Texan rider, who insisted for years that he did not take performance-enhancing drugs, was stripped of his Tour titles and banned from the sport for life. He then admitted in a television interview that he used a cocktail of banned substances, including the blood booster EPO, testosterone and blood transfusions, to win the Tour.
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Lance Armstrong refuses to cooperate with USADA
After admitting in a television interview last month that the titles he won from 1999-2005 were helped by performance-enhancing substances, Armstrong said he would cooperate with anti-doping officials. He repeated that offer on Wednesday even as he made it clear he would not go through USADA to do so.
