I have been tough on dopers, and even called for a law to criminalize doping and to punish dopers including imprisonment.
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The actual number of caught dopers is likely even lower.
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I guess dopers are good at covering up and hiding.
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"They show once again that dopers have no place to hide."
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Even WADA's former head said only the "dopey dopers" get caught.
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" She sighed and chuckled, "Fuck, we could use some dopers right now.
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Russians appear to be among the worst and perhaps the most systemic dopers.
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The fact that dopers are not prosecuted to me does not make sense.
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The United States Anti-Doping Agency now aggressively pursues dopers and bars their coaches.
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All these dopers have found a way back into the fold, but not Armstrong.
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This could be a watershed moment for Olympic sport in its longstanding battle with dopers.
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But, Krieger says, he thinks the gap between dopers at the Summer and Winter Games still holds true.
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Because Rodchenkov told his story, there just might be fewer dopers competing in the Rio Games next month.
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Organisers of other sports events have also faced obstacles in reclaiming medals or prize money from Russian dopers.
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The meager punishments levied are in proportion to the FA's desire to actually accomplish the goal of catching dopers.
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The Al Jazeera documentary had named six players as likely dopers, and the N.F.L. penalized not a single one.
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One only need look at the hundreds of clean tests from habitual dopers like Lance Armstrong and Marion Jones.
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The notes, copies of which were reproduced in the story, also proposed a two-track approach to punishing Russian dopers.
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Gebrselassie, the former Olympic and world champion long-distance runner, has said previously that dopers should be jailed for life.
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The study included no "B samples"—additional tests that anti-dopers generally use to confirm their findings from the "A samples".
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Peaty said the 'no dopers' policy meant the ISL meets could be the cleanest international events of his career to date.
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But Justin Gatlin, the best of the great American dash men, offers a case study in the new approach to dopers.
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Two of the old-school dopers would always order Lafite Rothschild, the very expensive wine from years prior to the Cuban Revolution.
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One major wrinkle in all of this speculation about trends in doping, though, is that it's based on the reported numbers of dopers.
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The only real motivation for any sporting organization to punish dopers is because the public, and therefore sponsors, thinks doping is a problem.
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"We want to keep the dopers away from the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro," IOC president Thomas Bach said in the statement.
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His teams, notably the Oakland Athletics, were great beneficiaries of baseball's steroid age and he adamantly defended such obvious dopers as Mark McGwire.
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Counternarcotics was a top priority in the 85033s and 1990s, particularly in Latin America and much of Asia — American dopers a lucrative market.
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Still, no one likes a cheat, particularly since the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been lambasted for its failure to crack down on dopers.
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The International Olympic Committee has tried to implement lifetime bans for proven dopers but that has been prevented by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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All coaches of the 30 Russian dopers sanctioned since 2008, including the 10 who were caught in the retests, have been suspended pending further investigation.
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Kaci Lickteig, the defending Western States female champion who finished 77th at this year's race, said that dopers rob themselves of the enjoyment of earning accolades.
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"Only clean athletes should be able to participate in the Rio 2016 Olympic Games," the IWF said in a statement, and stressed its "zero tolerance" policy toward dopers.
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Instead, gelding-dopers tinker with another source of testosterone, the adrenal glands—their weapons of choice being drugs that enhance the effect of this more meagre testosterone supply.
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Despite calls by athletes and sports officials for harsh sanctions on Russian dopers, multiple international federations have warned against punishing clean sportsmen and women with no history of cheating.
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Gundersen's study, which was published in 2013, is part of the reason elite MUT athletes like Miller didn't think it was fair for convicted dopers to be eligible for prizes anymore.
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The majority were not dopers, did not beat their wives or children, did not commit suicide, did not haunt the unemployment offices, and did not boozily sink into despair and futility.
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Having competed in his career against some rivals who were taking drugs, it was a ban on dopers from Russia, Kazakhstan and elsewhere that freed up places for his swansong in Rio.
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The IOC said on Tuesday that their Executive Board had approved the decision to remove itself from the process of judging suspected dopers in an effort to add more credibility to judgments.
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MLB Hall of Famer Joe Morgan hates steroid users ... 'cause he just destroyed them all in a SCATHING letter to Hall of Fame voters BEGGING them to keep all the alleged dopers out.
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"We hope that it sends a message to dopers that the AIU has strong investigative capabilities and does not tolerate false evidence in doping cases," he was quoted as saying by the Guardian.
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These lapses in the enforcement of their bans suggest that Russia, which says it has moved past its doping scandals, has yet to create an anti-doping culture in which all dopers are sidelined.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Drug testing methods in sport are still rooted in the 1970s and better technology is needed to catch more than "dopey dopers", former World Anti-Doping head David Howman said on Tuesday.
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That sport goes out of its way to ensure that the people entering it aren't dopers like Barry Bonds or gamblers like Pete Rose (though it is happy to include accused racists and noted cheapskates).
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Their gravest concern involves conflicts of interest between the IOC and WADA, and they also worry that the powers-that-be aren't actually interested in catching dopers—but only in appearing as if they're trying.
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"These days have got to be over, where clean athletes sit there and say, 'There's no system,' " Coe said, adding that by speaking out, athletes could speed up the process of catching and punishing dopers.
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Coe's chief of staff Nick Davies has "stepped back" from the organisation after a leaked email appeared to show plans to delay naming Russian dopers to avoid embarrassing the country while it hosted the 2013 world championships.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Having felt "angry" to have to compete with Russian dopers, Australia's race walking champion Jared Tallent hopes the International Olympic Committee will heed calls from clean athletes to exclude the nation from the Winter Games.
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Double London medalist Zabelinskaya, who served an 18-month suspension for a banned stimulant and who got a last-gasp reprieve to compete after the IOC's attempt to ban Russia's previous dopers collapsed, had looked poised for victory.
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Mr Fogel had "no idea" why a man whose professional reputation depends on rooting out dopers would help him cheat, but the doctor's motives seem to be cerebral: he too was keen to demonstrate the obvious flaws of the very system that he is supposed to protect.
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"The eligibility of athletes to compete in international competition is entirely a matter for the I.A.A.F." There are also the excellent arguments being made by federations and athletes from other nations: Even Russian dopers who might be cleaning up their act now are still potential beneficiaries of past doping.
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Despite Russian leaders' torch-hot outrage and denials, only a fool, or someone with a personal interest in Russia's prosperity could refute the findings of the WADA report -- not to mention the admissions of a Russian official with first-hand knowledge of the team's methods who told The New York Times how the dopers repeatedly avoided detection.
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At the 1993 World Championships in Athletics Nurutdinova tested positive for the anabolic steroid stanozolol, and she was subsequently disqualified and handed a 4-year ban from sport.Phil Hersh: Dopers, Ex-dopers And `Hmmm' Take Spotlight, Chicago Tribune, 22 August 1993Liliya Nurutdinova, Sports-Reference.com She retired from the sport immediately after.
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Many marathon runners consider course-cutting to be worse than doping, considering that dopers are at least trying to run the entire race.
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There were some early problems and in particular the track suffered at the hands of dopers, two such events in 1941 and 1946 resulted in prison sentences for several individuals and the track was forced to employ a private security force.
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Kimmage, a professional cyclist in the 1980s, referred to Armstrong as a "cancer in cycling". He also asked Armstrong questions in relation to his "admiration for dopers" at a press conference at the Tour of California in 2009, provoking a scathing reaction from Armstrong. This spat continued and is exemplified by Kimmage's articles in the British newspaper The Sunday Times.Kimmage, Paul.
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On January 5, 2016, it was announced that Howard had filed a lawsuit suing Al Jazeera for defamation following the publication's release of the documentary "The Dark Side: Secrets of the Sports Dopers", which linked Howard and Washington Nationals infielder Ryan Zimmerman, among others, to a clinic that allegedly distributed steroids and HGH. Zimmerman also filed suit against Al Jazeera for defamation.
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Milligan was placed in charge of the investigation into the explosion. As part of his investigation, Milligan interviewed Moosally on May 1 and May 10, 1989. In his testimony to Milligan, Moosally criticized Iowas crew, stating that the Navy had sent him enlisted men of "inferior quality" and that many of Iowas sailors were "dopers, marginal performers, constant UAs [unauthorized absences]".Garzke, Schwoebel pp.
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Rhoads met future bandmate Kelly Garni while attending John Muir Middle School in Burbank, and the two became best friends. According to Garni, the pair were unpopular due to "the way we looked". "Every time we showed up for school it was usually problematic so we pretty much avoided it. We weren't nerds, we weren't jocks, we weren't dopers, we were just on our own".
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25-caliber pistol on school property. He claimed to be carrying the gun because he was "beaten by dopers", and said he had "something for them" if they attacked him again. Clemmons did not return to school, and finished his education at eleventh grade. In 1989, a 17-year- old Clemmons and two other accomplices robbed a woman at midnight in the parking lot of a Little Rock hotel bar.
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Ridden by jockey Bobby Beasley Nicolaus Silver started at odds of 28/1 in a field of thirty-five runners for the 1961 National. He was among the leaders from early on the second circuit and drew clear over the last two fences to win by five lengths. It was Rimell's second National win having won the race in 1956 with ESB. Prior to the race, Nicolaus Silver had been the target of dopers.
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He also asked Armstrong questions in relation to his "admiration for dopers" at a press conference at the Tour of California in 2009, provoking a scathing reaction from Armstrong. This spat continued and is exemplified by Kimmage's articles in The Irish Independent."Big reveal of Cancer Jesus", Irish Independent; accessed May 20, 2014. Armstrong continued to deny the use of illegal performance-enhancing drugs for four more years, describing himself as the most tested athlete in the world.
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Qwill and his two lovable Siamese, Koko and Yum Yum find themselves in a rundown section of the city known as Junktown. Expecting it to be a haven of dopers and the homeless, they are surprised to see that it is a collection of old antique stores trying to survive. They also find mystery and murder waiting for them. A mysterious fall ends the life of one of Junktown's leading citizens and Qwill suspects it was no accident.
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Matthews entering Lambeau Field before a game in October 2015 Matthews helped lead his team to the NFC Divisional Round playoff game against the Arizona Cardinals, a game that it lost 26–20 in overtime. Matthews made comments that the Packers should have touched the ball in overtime and "go to college rules". He was ranked 57th on the NFL Top 100 Players of 2016. Matthews was among the athletes indicated in The Dark Side: Secrets of the Sports Dopers, an Al Jazeera documentary on illegal performance-enhancing drugs use.
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Kornelia Ender (later Matthes now Grummt, born 25 October 1958 in Plauen, Bezirk Karl-Marx-Stadt) is a former East German swimmer who at the 1976 Summer Olympics became the first woman swimmer to win four gold medals at a single Olympic Games, all in world record times. It was later proven that the East German team doctors had systematically administered steroids to their athletesE. German Olympic Dopers Guilty (albeit without the athletes' knowledge). As she had exhibited symptoms of steroid use in 1976 (deep voice, overdeveloped body), strong suspicion was cast on the validity of Ender's accomplishments.
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Kimmage has a history of confrontations with former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong. Kimmage has invoked the ire of Armstrong over claims that most of Armstrong's early US Postal cycling team were doped, claiming that riders like George Hincapie had taken performance-enhancing drugs. This conflict received widespread coverage before the 2009 Tour of California, when Kimmage asked Armstrong a question regarding dopers. Upon learning the identity of Kimmage, who had earlier referred to Armstrong as the "cancer" of cycling, Armstrong responded aggressively to the question, with the heated exchange being uploaded to popular video sharing sites.
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The novel, set in and around Palm Springs, California, savages a wealthy "occasional home" mentality characterized by golf, excessive drinking and drug use, and discriminatory country clubs. Wambaugh draws contrasts by depicting the fictional Mineral Springs, a small wind-swept desert town populated not just by blue-collar tourist industry workers, but "ex-cons, bikers, crank dealers, Palm Springs burglars, nudists, robbers and pimps, horny kite pilots, dopers and drunks." The Secrets of Harry Bright first appeared on the New York Times best seller list on October 6, 1985, ranked 15th, and rose as high as 5th. It spent a total of 17 weeks on the list.
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Al Jazeera English and Al Jazeera America broadcast "The Dark Side: Secrets of the Sports Dopers", an episode of Al Jazeera Investigates examining professional athletes' possible use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), on 27 December 2015. Peyton Manning and other prominent athletes were identified as having received drugs from Charles Sly, a pharmacist who had worked at the Guyer Anti-Aging Clinic in Indianapolis in the fall of 2011. The Huffington Post leaked the episode a day before Al Jazeera's broadcast. In a Sunday NFL Countdown interview with ESPN's Lisa Salters on the morning of 27 December, Manning called the documentary "completely fabricated" and "garbage" and expressed anger about his wife was mentioned.
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After the race Elliott said, "I had the race won just when I wanted... when I shook him up he answered with the gameness I expected." In the Epsom Derby over one and a half miles on 6 June Flamingo was strongly fancied although Fairway started favourite. In the immediate build-up to the race the colt had been afforded police protection to prevent his being targeted by "dopers and other evilly- disposed individuals". Flamingo broke well and disputed the lead with Sunny Trace with the pair going "hell for leather" and setting an extremely strong pace before the latter gave way, allowing Flamingo open up a clear advantage in the straight.
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Cited De Mondenard, Dr Jean-Pierre: Dopage, l'imposture des performances, Chiron, France, 2000 John Hoberman, a professor at the University of Texas in Austin, Texas, said six-day races were "de facto experiments investigating the physiology of stress as well as the substances that might alleviate exhaustion."Hoberman, John; "Dopers on Wheels: The Tour's sorry history". Retrieved December 2007 The first backers of races on the road were newspapers. Although Le Vélocipède Illustré, which was behind the world's first long-distance road race in November 1869, said its purpose was "to further the good cause of the bicycle" because "it must be determined that the bicycle can be raced over considerable distances with incomparably less fatigue than running",Le Vélocipède Illustré, Paris, 1 April 1869 backing the race would also boost the newspaper's sales.
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In the aftermath of the positive drug tests on Moreni and on race leader Alexander Vinokourov of , Wiggins spoke out against dopers in the Tour and threw away his kit in a bin in Pau Pyrénées Airport, vowing never to race for the team again. Despite this Wiggins continued racing for , and in August he won the time trial on stage four of the Tour du Poitou-Charentes. In September, with teammate Michiel Elijzen, he won the Duo Normand, a two-man team time trial over a course of . His season on the road ended riding for Great Britain at the road world championships in Stuttgart, coming tenth in the time trial, two minutes and ten seconds behind winner Cancellara of Switzerland; a result he was disappointed with, after hoping to finish on the podium.
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" However, she described Guru Maharaj Ji and his entourage as "an easy target" and wrote that "anybody can look like a fool when a smartass wide angle lens distorts their face, and teenage ex-dopers who think a fat boy is God don't stand a chance". Butler wished that TVTV would move on to more challenging subjects for their future work. Bob Williams of the New York Post called the documentary a "deplorable film" and "flat, pointless, television". He wrote: "The hour-long program was remiss in not providing some small examination of the available box-office take of the goofy kid guru, much less telling prospective contributors how it got involved in spending how much of its foundation grants and viewer subscription money in such a questionable venture without more inquisitive journalistic endeavor, or ignoring gurus.
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Critics reacted well to Inherent Vice, particularly for its mainstream appeal. In a generally favorable review, The New York Times Michiko Kakutani called it "Pynchon Lite", describing it as "a simple shaggy-dog detective story that pits likable dopers against the Los Angeles Police Department and its 'countersubversive' agents, a novel in which paranoia is less a political or metaphysical state than a byproduct of smoking too much weed". A review by academic Louis Menand in The New Yorker declared the novel "a generally lighthearted affair", while adding that there were still "a few familiar apocalyptic touches, and a suggestion that countercultural California is a lost continent of freedom and play, swallowed up by the faceless forces of co- optation and repression". In a scathing review in New York magazine, Sam Anderson wrote that "with no suspense and nothing at stake, Pynchon's manic energy just feels like aimless invention".
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Ferry has been outspoken in his opposition to the use of banned substances by athletes who participate in international competition, a practice known as doping. In 2009, he was quoted referring to Russian athletes who had used such substances as 'idiots' and received a number of death threats. During the 2010 winter Olympics, he was quoted saying he would not mind if athletes who use banned substances would get the death penalty or, "at least lots of kicks in the balls."[Original Swedish: "För mig får det gärna bli dödsstraff eller alla fall en upprepad pungspark för alla dopningsbrott", translated: "For me it's ok if it would be death penalty or at least a repeated kick on the balls for all doping crimes"] Further comments referred to dopers as people with low moral standards and suggested that the problem of use of banned substances in sport would not go away until more severe penalties were imposed.
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