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  1. My prediction for this year's Tour winner will be Valverde; I
    think his drugs are better than any other rider right now. They're
    mixing well with his metabolism and his abogados should keep him in the
    clear long enough. Basso will be second; his drugs are so new that they
    haven't even been talked about yet; they're inconceivable and presently
    taboo to mention. Jan will be third; his drugs are great but a rider
    who 2 months ago finished 150th and now is a favourite for the Tour is
    strange enough. German drugs are very good and he may still go
    unnoticed for another year. Landis and Hincapie are also favourites;
    their situation is a little bit different. The two Americans are using
    lawyers instead of doctors to administer the potions. That makes the
    unveiling process a bit longer and more boring, thus clearing the way
    for some victories. Vino is an interesting case; he's on the verge ; he
    could fall to the right or the the left. His drugs are old but his body
    is still young enough, which will be interesting contre la montre. He's
    caught in a time warp or wrap, depending on the placement of the r.
    Will the authorities pull him out in time? That's the big question.
    Heras...mmm...well....Have I mentioned Popovich? Racing for Discovery
    has its judiciary benefits. Strong lawyers, unlimited money, well
    versed in the art of denial. That alone should place him well in the
    mountain stages.

    "O, what a tangled web we weave,
    When first we practice to deceive!". Walter Scott

    Andre

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