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Hein Pounded Again

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  1. From AFP. Of course Hein and LeBlanc were thrilled at how clean the 2003
    Tour was. But who was juiced in 03?:

    story.news.yahoo.comnews
    g_fra_wada_doping_cofidis_040127145045 World Anti-Doping Agency boss Pound of Canada has continually
    been focusing on cycling as a problem area and Verbruggen, the world's top cycling official, is once
    more in his sights, Le Monde newspaper reported on Tuesday.

    "Even the UCI president must admit there is a problem in cycling and that it has been going on for a
    100 years," Pound was quoted in Le Monde as saying.

    "To eliminate doping is a challenge generally but cycling is a sport where the challenge is
    particularly difficult to deal with. The public has not been fooled.

    "They know Tour de France cyclists and others have been taking prohibited substances. It's the same
    thing in the United States with American football."

  2. "One does not win the tour on spring water."

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    From AFP. Of course Hein and LeBlanc were thrilled at how clean the 2003 Tour was. But who was
    juiced in 03?:


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    "Even the UCI president must admit there is a problem in cycling and that it has been going on for
    a 100 years," Pound was quoted in Le Monde as saying.

    "To eliminate doping is a challenge generally but cycling is a sport where the challenge is
    particularly difficult to deal with. The public has not been fooled.

    "They know Tour de France cyclists and others have been taking prohibited substances. It's the
    same thing in the United States with American football."

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