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Volume: 2 Issue: 8
(August 2004)
Keywords:
olympic
president
welcomes
doping
test
results
sign
drugs
zero
tolerance
tally
24
doping
violations
removal
three
olympic
gold
medals
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Olympic President welcomes doping test results as sign of drugs zero tolerance
The tally of 24 doping violations, and the removal of three Olympic Gold medals along with a number of lesser medals was welcomed by the International Olympic Association President, Jacques Rogge, as a demonstration that doping would not be tolerated among Olympic athletes.
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