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  1. http://www.elpais.es/articulo/deportes/Sevilla/admite/T-Mobile/ha/visitado/Zurbano/92/elppordep/20060530elpepidep_5/Tes/

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  2. An article about Oscar Sevilla being implicated in the doping case with
    a picture of Jan Ullrich... Only by zooming in you see Oscar.... Jan
    isn't even mentioned in that article.

    I actually don't think Jan is innocent(nor is Basso), but I can imagine
    he is furious about it.

    Pro-Cyclists have once again less rights as common criminals.

  3. Allez1 said:

    http://www.elpais.es/articulo/deportes/Sevilla/admite/T-Mobile/ha/visitado/Zurbano/92/elppordep/20060530elpepidep_5/Tes/

    La Guardia Civil ya tiene la 'lista de los tramposos'

    http://www.marca.com/edicion/marca/ciclismo/es/desarrollo/653786.html

  4. "Tuschinski" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    An article about Oscar Sevilla being implicated in the doping case with
    a picture of Jan Ullrich... Only by zooming in you see Oscar.... Jan
    isn't even mentioned in that article.

    I actually don't think Jan is innocent(nor is Basso), but I can imagine
    he is furious about it.

    Pro-Cyclists have once again less rights as common criminals.


    Ullrich gets simple, innocent training plans from Cecchini. He probably
    took his lead from Armstrong going to Ferrari for legal training advice. No?

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