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Chatting with Michael Hiltzik

articlebot · 2007-03-07T18:54:01+00:00

Mike Solberg: Mr. Hiltzik, the arbitrators have the ability to ignore procedural mistakes, or even significant mistakes, if USADA can show they didn't affect the outcome.Comment http://topix.net/r/0a0H2TVFa7i=2FqwY3EVp2lj7vEfOglry6XOnkPfj2Cqi61oSeL69fdcE2GO46ezowz6xLCU=2F1RMjMzppbT=2FQk7sWVT3Bz7l7egDnyAZEe0vu6nbQsnqu4GPeTGzOuwdQl=2F

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Mike Solberg: Mr. Hiltzik, the arbitrators have the ability to ignore procedural mistakes, or even significant mistakes, if USADA can show they didn't affect the outcome.Comment
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